Myrenae fixed her eyes on the thief, speaking in an icy, bitter tone, "You presume that you are the one to choose, who is to go? And you've also decided on who will not get a part of the Scales?" She began laughing almost hysterically, except there was no hint of elation or humor in her chuckle. Only after a few brief moments did it cut off, abruptly. "I would have thought that those who sent for us would be given that priveledge. I suggest that you cease such barking of orders and decrees." She rolled her eyes, exceedingly annoyed, before turning her attention back to Solomon.

"Despite the fact that I have been contesting this plan, I was only desiring that the specifics be stated, in order to combat any doubts. We must have an acute sense of what must be done, in order for evil to succeed and thrive. We must know exactly why we are doing this, and how everything will fit into place - so we will not question our intentions later." Myr smiled diabolically as she went to answer the gnome's previous question, "And I would love nothing more than to torment Lianne Sol. To hear her shrieks of misery as she is..," Her eyes closed for a moment as she lightly shuddered with pleasure, deciding not to finish the thought aloud.

"Very well then. I have been convinced, for the most part. You have my support, but not necessarily the full support of King Asmodeus." Myr smiled mischieviously over to the gnome that had made it's presence known earlier - Namfoodle. "And Namfoodle has also brought up an excellent point; something that I've been pondering over throughout these proceedings. Any faction who would steal the Scales, will be obliterated. I hope everyone here recognizes this."

For the most part, the arguing and bickering was over. She loathed being a stick in the mud, but it was the only way to draw out the flat statements and declarations she yearned for. She sat down quickly, pleased to be out of the spotlight. Asmodeus had instructed her to make some of these facts known, and then melt back into the crowd. She didn't know whether the second part would ever be possible, after her 'performance'.

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