[color=ed1c24][b]Victoria & Scathach[/b][/color]

After shaking hands and making the contract formal, Victoria stretched, feeling a whole lot more cheerful all of a sudden. She had managed to actually make the summoning work, summoned an actual Heroic Spirit, AND managed to connect with her. Things were going so well she was slightly afraid there would be a catastrophe coming for her soon. Maybe there was, but she was getting hungry and all that thinking could wait later.

[color=ed1c24]"Well, Lancer, shall we go off for breakfast? I think the old man said there was a cafeteria somewhere."[/color]

She turned to find Scathach staring at someone, the lancer in blue.

[color=ed1c24]"Lancer?"[/color]

With a small smile Scathach waved away her questions, and started walking. Having food on her mind, Victoria didn't really think much of it, and went towards the cafeteria. Once there, they chose a table, where soon after Victoria brought back a tray overladen with food. Well balanced with meat, vegetables, and bread, but piled up high on the tray.

[hr][color=9e0b0f][b]EMIYA[/b][/color]

"Fine, do what you want, but I won't hide like a coward while you're out fighting. I can take care of myself without getting in your way. Fight at your own discretion, but using your Noble Phantasm is at my discretion only understand? If I'm not ready for it, you don't use it."

EMIYA simply spread out his hand and shrugged, smiling all the while. At least his Master was understanding. However, he did not say that because he wanted her out of his way. He had simply thought she was seemed rather inexperienced, and was more likely to die on this sort of war before gaining any meaningful experience. This was war after all, one that had gathered a lot of Heroic Spirits to fight. Just Diarmuid alone was enough to fight an entire army if his legend was anything to go by. It would be a rather grueling war, at least in his predictions. EMIYA didn't say any of that of course, all he needed was his Master to stay safe and not do anything foolish.

"Look, I'm hungry and tired, and we need to talk in private so I know what you can do. We'll stop by the cafeteria then head to my room to talk."

[color=f7976a]"Very well, Master. It would do no one good if you faint from starvation after all."[/color]

With that, he walked after his Master, remaining highly aware of his surroundings even as he wore a nonchalant look.
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[hr][b][color=6ecff6]Dr. Jekyll[/color][/b]

From what his Master had said, the situation is indeed rather grave. However, his Master was mistaken on one thing; he was hardly a simple servant, or rather Hyde was. If need be, Hyde can take on even the strongest foes for a time, with his immense strength, durability and regeneration. He was loathe to turn into Hyde however, for he had made the elixir not to bring out his evil side, but to get rid of it.

Losing the serious look on his face, Richard continued. [color=598527]"While we have a moment to ourselves, would be comfortable telling me your name? I've been wracking my brain as to who you may be, but when that child claimed the name of Jack the Ripper I had lost my best guess. No offense, but a well-to-do Englishman of the Assassin Class of a more recent era leaves me with few guesses."[/color]

Jekyll gave a small laugh at that. He did not take offense, considering, in his own opinion, he was worse than even Jack. Taking out the knife, he started fiddling with it, flipping it around his fingers with practiced ease.

"Of course Master. I am not Jack the Ripper as you say. My name is..." His voice faltered, as he noticed someone following them. "May I help you?"

One of the servants, he knew not who, was following them. He was possibly looking for a favor from them, or wished to introduce himself. In any case, he was not hostile, or he would have attacked as soon as he was in view of them.

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