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She was already waiting for him in the world she had created in his mind. He had been more fun that Liliana had ever proved to be because that b***h would keep the anger and rage away from her. But no matter. Soon she would have this boy and be finally free.

She glided over, stroking the man. Here, she had control and she could make anything happen. For now, what he did was by her whim. "You do realize you're without weapons..." she said as all the weapons on Cain vanished. "It's always better to be on an even playing field."

"Why should I? I'm the one who can help you. Crush Srin, kill Fenrir, anything you could possibly want or need." To Cain's eyes, she shifted into the men he hated before returning to her shadowy self. "Come on, Cain. What do you say?" Darkness crept along the floor towards him. "I promise not to bite Liliana..."

The scene around Cain changed, putting him within a rather nice house. The sounds of children running down the stairs could be heard. Outside, it was rather dark out but the moon was bright enough. Three little children, an older girl and twin young boys came running up to Cain. "Daddy's home!" all three cry before grabbing onto Cain's legs and hugging fiercely. The twins looked a lot like Cain while the older girl looked like more like Liliana. "Give your father a chance to breath," came Liliana's voice from the kitchen area...

The Liliana he found was the first one he met: shiny black hair, soft purple eyes, and rich ebony skin. "Hello sweetheart," she said with a smile. "I'm keeping dinner simple tonight, if that's okay?" She walked over and gave Cain a kiss. "Did the new guards give you any trouble, King?" she asked as she returned to what she was cooking. The twin boys had latched onto Cain's legs by now while the older girl moved to help her mother. "Your sons decided it would be funny to tie up Aura with their clothes today. Can you please let them know they shouldn't be doing that?"

"Who are you yelling at?" the twin boys said in unison, looking up at Cain from his legs. They looked almost exactly like a young Cain might, only with purple eyes like their mother. "Dad! Dinner!" the girl's voice calls from the house.

Liliana was setting out bowls of soup and cups when Cain walked in. "Sorry. Like I said, it's simple tonight." The soup smelled good, but looking at it, it was void of color. Liliana sat the children down before sitting across from the last empty chair at the head of the table. "Is something the matter honey?" Her seer eyes blinked at him, focusing and unfocusing.