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Her anger was really already gone by the time Say'ri tried to defend herself and she just sighed. People were entitled to their opinions and in this case Chrystella knew better. She knew Chryston. So getting upset about the words of someone who did not know Chryston, was pointless. The next question though, was a little silly if she were really honest about it. For it had only been mere hours since she first found out about the darkness, so really, how was she suppose to know how to deal with it? She was glad that Cassie spoke up just then, or she may have just voiced her opinion.

"The darkness is... unnatural. So the laws of balance do not apply here. You've heard at least once version of the legend, haven't you? The darkness was summoned out of a forbidden and dark book." She turned to Say'ri then. "You asked how to deal with it?Well, it begins with finding that book. If we find what had been summoned, we find our answer." She was sure of it. They couldn't just go up against whatever it was until they knew what it was.

She now spoke to the whole room, giving each person an imploring glance. "I-I could not go about this alone. Chryston said that Calligo was after me. Perhaps due to my direct bloodline back to Chrystoph. Would any of you, Vilo, Zac, Marduk, Cassie, Say'ri and Dragniast, would any of you come with me?"

Things weren't so oppressive when Cassie spoke, but when Dragniast spoke, the room seemed to tremble and a feeling resembling anger grew palpable. Chrystella swallowed nervously and shifted in her seat uncomfortably, Goosebumps rose up on her skin and she tried to suppress a shiver. His last words however caused the feeling in the room to subside and Chrystella felt a lot better when it was gone. "You are forgiven Dragniast." She somehow managed to tell him softly and the room once again fell to silence. When Zac broke the silence she was glad for the distraction and turned to him with a nod. "Yes Zac. The mere stories are in fact history and it appears that history wishes to repeat itself." She said grimly and was going to answer her assistant Marduk but Say'ri beat her to it. However Chrystella was none too pleased by the accusation that her cousin released Caligo on purpose. Anger flashed across her eyes, but it was gone just as fast. Anger on top of grief was a bad combination and would likely cloud her judgment. Though to say that the words hurt her, would be an understatement. Say'ri really had no right to say something like that.

"I am afraid that things aren't quite as simple as they seem. It is my belief that it is not truly Caligo Nox that we need defeat, but instead the ancient darkness which controls him." She paused for a moment to gather her thoughts and then frowned up at everyone in the room. "Caligo Nox is already dead, but his soul cannot pass on until the darkness it gone. The darkness should be our focus."

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