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"Talk about me!" Mia replied back sticking close to Triton with a smile as she giggled.

A giggle that spoke volumes of chaos and destruction as she held Triton's hand and held Alice close. The cat seemed to be grinning more maciliously than before.

"I'll be good."

Gion chuckled silently at that. Yes, it would be quite interesting to have Mia being the center of their attention, and yes it would be strange indeed if she smiled while they were talking about her. But he was glad of that, for several reasons. First, it would probably keep their attention off of him, and keep them from suspecting any danger on his part; it would also keep them from discovering who he really was, in all likelihood; and there was a chance that it might keep them from wondering where Nadya was.

He sobered as they drew near to the chamber that was their destination. It wouldn't do to look cheerful while delivering a possible slave child, especially one so odd as Mia.

Triton nodded as he pulled the hood over his head and took Mia by the shoulder. Gently, since he really couldn't bring himself to be rough with her, even though he doubted Mia would care overly that much. It was part of the facade which she liked to play from time to time.

Taking a breath he opened the door first, it would allow Gion and Donovan to enter last.

Gion opened the door to the chamber and stepped in and to the side so that the wouldn't be in the front of everyone else. He tried to keep himself calm, but in light of what they were about to do he was having a bit of difficulty. His heart was pounding in his chest, and he was certain that the dwarfs, had they elven hearing, would have been able to hear it - thankfully, they didn't, and they didn't.

"I have an associate who'd like to do a bit of business, he heard there was some business to be done up here, but wasn't so sure if you'd be interested in what he had," Donovan explained, "He also has some interesting information, it's always good doing business with him."

Donovan let Triton go in first before closing the door behind them. He held back placing his hand lightly on the door. He focused his own energies into sealing the door first, similar to that what he used on Kara's room that fateful night.

Mia took a few steps forward as she looked up at them with eyes as wide as she could make them trying to look a bit sad. An emotion she was more likely to emulate than scared, it was Mia, she was never scared.

She was unusual, probably had been from a well off family her skin was so pale, but her hair was unusually black for a human. She was human though, she brushed some strands behind one ear.

The dwarfish translator nodded thoughtfully. Yes ... the child was a bit old, perhaps, but she didn't seem too wild or rambunctious ... she was quiet, that was good ...

Yes. This was something worth waking their leader for.

"Wait here a moment," he told the man, smiling to himself. He barked a command to the others who were standing there, then disappeared behind a curtain to where their leader was sleeping. Several long moments passed before they appeared together, the leader looking very much as though he still wanted to be asleep. He was dressed, but only barely, completely arms- and armourless.

He took in the sight of the child with narrow eyes and spoke to the translator, who in turn spoke to the man who was holding the child. "Where did you find her?"

Donovan didn't think it was that bad, though he couldn't speak for the humans, there was always a chance that the child could have bene orphaned and therefore some relative who didn't care much would sell her off. She was female after all.

The first seal settled along all openings keeping things in, or out as the case maybe. He watched them out of hooded eyes as he set the second seal, which would seal the room like a bubble, which would keep sound from reaching ears to be heard.