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Post by Malum on Jul 28, 2010 3:09:19 GMT 5
Vihata frowned.
"Very Well, now, my adviser, you can come to my room..." She said, leading the way to her room.
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Post by sweetmint on Jul 30, 2010 7:49:27 GMT 5
[[Jumping in, very late, so please correct any mistakes I make!]]
Cadwen set herself lightly on Vihata's impressive bed, looking around the black fox's room. She hadn't been there long, but it seemed a bother to just stand around and wait.
The arctic hare wouldn't have done it for anybeast else; she admired Vihata's strength and cunning, and wanted to see her queen before long. It was why she ran errands and found things out for her, under the useful guise of a harmless hare.
She'd spent the majority of the day tracking down each of Regina Amor's military captains and their families, and, having learned what she wanted, returned quietly to the palace, stopping over only very briefly in her own chamber, graciously bequeathed to her by Vihata, before moving straight to the fox's bed chambers.
To Cadwen's great annoyance, Vihata wasn't there; and now she was waiting, waiting, waiting for her mistress, as she would for the rest of her life if necessary.
Suddenly, Cadwen's ears shot up; she'd heard voices in the hallway. The haremaid stood up, ready to greet her future Queen.
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Post by Malum on Jul 30, 2010 8:00:37 GMT 5
Vihata strode into the room, and gave a smile towards Cadwen.
"Any news?" She asked, giving a growl, as she thought about her PERFECT little sister. "Can't we just kill her now?!"
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Post by sweetmint on Jul 30, 2010 8:21:19 GMT 5
Cadwen bowed lightly, though she never shifted her depthless black gaze from Vihata's face.
"Nothing has changed, my Lady," she said, "so far, they are all loyal to Amor, though one or two may be... convinced otherwise."
To Vihata's second, vehement comment, Cadwen smiled thinly, unusual for her.
"I would enjoy doing this as well, Lady Vihata, but it is still no good if her death can be linked to ye."
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Post by Malum on Jul 30, 2010 18:08:47 GMT 5
Vihata smiled.
"Well, make sure to convince them. Hmmm... Yes, I WILL take pleasure in killing Amor. I'll do it in due time, don't you worry..."
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Post by sweetmint on Jul 30, 2010 19:17:29 GMT 5
Cadwen bowed shortly.
"I will take pleasure in convincing them, Lady," she said demurely. "And I will also take pleasure in your future victory.
"Have you any other orderes for me, Lady?"
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Post by Malum on Jul 31, 2010 5:02:22 GMT 5
Vihata smiled.
"Yes, my inevitable victory. No further orders for you, my right-hand conspirerer. You may relax, I won't be angry at you." She said, watching Cadwen.
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Post by Lisolette on Jul 31, 2010 13:46:19 GMT 5
Hemlock smiled and followed Vihata. She listened intently to Cadwen. Thinking, she piped up, "Wot 'bout the Squidge fox, eh? I don' know much 'bout dis 'ere Fort, but tell me, dere anyway we could use the Squidge fox?" Hemlock piped up. The wildcat held her chin in thought.
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Post by Malum on Jul 31, 2010 19:31:05 GMT 5
Vihata spun slowly towards Hemlock, and gave a vicious smile.
"That...is...a....GREAT IDEA..." She said. "If anything was to happen to Squidge, or if we were to take him hostage, she would give up without a second thought... Then, we can kill both of them..."
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Post by sweetmint on Jul 31, 2010 19:55:34 GMT 5
Cadwen, who had been ignoring the wildcat Hemlock for the duration of her short conversation with Vihata, turned to her slowly, ears up. Well, well... that was a good idea.
"Lady," black eyes flashing, "I must agree. I confess to having had a wish to roast that Squidge's body over a slow fire. May I take him? I shan't kill him. Only if ye order it."
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