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Shadow glared at Darious. "I can't believe you slept with my daughter! You've... ruined her! You had better have future plans! My daughter isn't going to have a ruined reputation as a whore!" His pale skin was growing red with anger.

Trisiana put her arms around Darious. "Father please! It's not that big of a deal! Just go away! Milly... get out of here! I'm indecent!" She brushed her curly hair in front of her shoulders so it covered most of her bare skin.

Milliardo grinned. "Sure... I'm your brother... But I get kicked out... But Darious gets to say? Hmph. You are pretty indecent Tris... I'd say.. more scandalous though!"

Shadow bristled and drew his sword."How dare you insult her! If she was pregnant she would have told me! I will not let you slander her!" He grabbed Darious' collar and pulled him out of the bed. Even if he was a foot shorter, he wasn't phased at all. "You're damn right we are taking this outside!"

Trisiana squeaked. "Father don't hurt him! Please!" She wrapped the cover around herself and pleaded. "Darious... don't hurt him too bad... I haven't been made yet after all..."

Milliardo was still laughing. He would definitely want to watch this. He simply chuckled. "Such confidence you have in our father Tris... But frankly, I find myself on Darious' side. He does have the magic..."

Liam grabbed her hand and led her down the hall. "Come on... You are going to have to trust me..." He half dragged her again until they got to a room. He pushed her inside and and appeared behind her. "Right. Here put this on... That way you'll like one of us..." He handed her a black robe and mask.

One of the men who was out in the village stared at Kazelina, and then at the man she was talking to. "And what is going on here?" He made his way up to the scene. "Excuse me, but what seems to be the problem?" He asked. It seemed that he was trying to force the girl out of the village, yet there appeared to be no clear reason why. At least, not to him.

Shira almost muttered under her breath, "Great... don't think about you... that won't be hard at all..." but she did not. She tried to keep her mind a blank slate, following behind Liam like an obedient dog trailing behind its master.

Silver brushed Lisaya's hair back from her forehead and gently kissed it. "It was so long ago when I made that promise... but if you can't remember, I made an oath to always protect you from him... and make sure he never hurts you again." Silver said, carrying her back towards the room when she heard yelling and then hushed whispering. She was confused on what was going on, but Arious was clearly awake, and they were speaking about...

"What do you mean they've returned? Who are 'they' father?" Curiosity not only killed the cat, but it had now slaughtered it. Sometimes she damned herself for her own curiosity her father had passed down to her, but she couldn't help it. Once she had take the feathers of a pheniox and jumped off a building to see what it felt to fly... ended up with a busted arm because of it.
"It's okay to learn... but sometimes you need to set your limits, set where the line stands before you let your curiosity drive you." Her mother had spoken when April returned to her father with teary eyes as he healed her arm. She touched the area that had been broken, feeling the muscle that she had built around that bone. She stood firm when the two men turned their eyes towards her. "I dare you to make an excuse not to tell me... 'I'm too young.' 'I'm a woman.' I dare you!" She snapped at them. Yes, her stubbornness always had come from her mother... She stood there, her heart ramming up against her breast.

A tap came from the door as Silver slowly enter, looking over at Arious, to the woman who stood in front of him, continuing to call him 'father'. She turned her eyes at last to Endymion. She felt her hold Lisaya close, as if Endymion would turn on her and try to take Lisaya to his brother. Looking down finally, seeing the tiredness in Lisaya's eyes before she laid her gently back down on the bed. "Rest..." She murmured stroking her golden hair back.

Opal blinked when she looked over at Vaati, her ears almost folding back when she saw his muscles tense at the mention of her father. She knew it was probably still uneasy to love and care about someone who was the child of a powerful God! Of course, she knew that her father had forgiven him and trusted him to stay with Opal. She walked over and stroked his hair. She had grown a little bit taller since the first day they had met. Her hair much longer and her eyes a little bit mature. "Hm... well all the same, it's still weird... and how are we going to get home?" She asked, looking back at Kaze.

Eva walked next to Shira and Liam, and continued to remain undetected. Her mind was not only clear, but not emotions lingered in her heart. She removed them when she sensed one of Josline's friends were endanger. Any second late... and Shira would have given her heart to the darkness... and had become one of them...

Josline dragged herself out of the camp, her head turned away from the callings of the men and woman who tried to make her stay. "No... I have to find Kaze." Her stick struck the ground before it snapped making her fall forward. She hit her good side, making her writhe in her own tears. She felt useless and hopeless. "Kaze..." She sobbed.

Shira ducked to avoid the bats. She didn't dislike them, more she found them annoying. She thought of nothing. But the thought of her brother struggled to be heard.

Larken stood behind Silver, surveying the room. How boring.

(Lisaya, don't forget Silver and April)

Opal's ears twitched when she heard a whisper on the wind. It was like someone was calling out for someone else. "Josline?" She murmured suddenly transforming before darting off. She was sure it was Josline's voice she had just heard. Yet, it sounded like she was in pain... like she couldn't move from her spot.

Josline slowly pulled herself up weakly as she felt the stitches on her hip slowly come loose. Blood stained her bandages and moved down her leg. She continued to take her steps forward. Spotting a small light blue kitten heading in her direction.