Eh, I still felt better asking. :-)
--Is currently curious about what aspect Freida feeds on as a fae.--
Sorry if we already discussed this in PM and I forgot/overlooked it, but would the cirque have any kind of magic-based defense to it to keep out unwanted parties, or would its protection—if it ever needed it—stem more from the creatures willingness to defend it, as well as Freida herself? Arla got in, so if there was some kind of ward, I suppose it'd have had to have been taken down for a short time.
And I went back through our PMs to remind myself more of what we’d decided on. Since it’s been so long (sorry again about that :-/). Gonna lay it out here since it takes a lot of sifting otherwise. Sorry, I know I did a sort of recap via PM as well. I just like having my ducks in a row, and having the little background details straight. Plus this is in more detail. xD Let me know if all of this sounds right!
Basically, we’ve got three different major groups, and then the cirque:
1. Pro-human-life supernaturals. They believe that humans are good for more than food, and strive to keep their victims alive. Though, exactly why they want things to stay the same varies--from wanting to simply keep them freerange to actually valuing the lives of humans--they're united in the cause of protecting them and their way of living. Think they’d want to keep things generally as they are, then, with human/supernatural relations? Keeping the humans in the dark and allowing them to feed unhindered. No bodies, means no suspicion. No suspicion, means humans won’t try to hunt them or otherwise retaliate/control them. Alas, they’re in the minority, so often work quietly for their own safety.
2. Anti-human-life supernaturals. Those who find humans don’t really have any value besides being annoying and being their food. Needless to say, they don't care whether or not they kill when they feed. Humans are stupid, anyway, and always find something else to blame it on. When hunters themselves don't cover it up. Again, their reasons for that would vary, from perhaps thinking that one day supernatural creatures should rule the humans instead of skulking in the shadows, to simply not seeing the point of having to restrain themselves from killing when their hunger demands sacrifice. But they're proactively on the hunt, and aren't afraid to confront any who they deem idiotic enough to think humans deserve to be more than livestock.
3. Hunters. Currently just with the typical trope behind them. Humans who know about the truth of supernatural beings. They train to identify, hunt, and kill supernatural creatures and protect humans. They want to keep the supernaturals in the shadows, if not completely eradicate them, and prevent humans from discovering the existence from creatures of myth to prevent an all-out World War the likes of which no one has ever seen before. Maybe they sometimes work with the pro-life supernaturals? Or at least some of them do, depending on how averse the individual is to supernatural creatures existing. And in the rare case the supernatural was actually willing to help their common foe.
4. Cirque du Sombre. The cirque is, from an outside point of view, a gray area between the supernatural factions. Here, they those in charge don't care about monster breed purity or what the monsters’ core values are as long as they agree to not kill when feeding. And, of course, respect that not everyone is a full-blooded supernatural breed and has different beliefs... or, at least, not openly attack each other over it where they could be spotted or deal damage to the cirque or its reputation. Keeps them off the radar, and lets them feed in peace while more-or-less avoiding the drama of the factions and hunters. I imagine the cirque would be fairly well known among other supernaturals, yes? If so, maybe they look on it with mixed views, a majority simply respecting it since it's that gray area that doesn't directly help or hinder any views besides the need for survival, with a minority who think it's an abomination? Then, what about among hunters? Would hunters still be in the dark about it? Or would it kinda be on their radar, but because it isn’t actually harming anyone—besides leaving blank memories—they don’t usually bother it?
Then you have our guys. Who are apart of a prophesy stating their powers together could become strong enough to potentially bring some sort of peace between supernaturals and humans/hunters, or bring about the downfall of one side of that or the other... or, even, neither, depending on what fate befalls them. Together, they have great potential, their powers and abilities growing the more time they spend together, but growing weaker when apart. Those who know about and believe this prophesy will be after our guys for whatever selfish reasons have you, and the prophesy would have been yet another reason for war between factions over the years if rumors of them both finally being alive ever sprouted up. Some would want to use them, others would want them dead, others just want the madness to stop.