Tsitua scoffed, "Don't worry, he's much more tame when he's fed." The hybrid cracked a small smile, reminiscent of old times. It quickly faded as he got back to business.
"You would only need to be with us until we're sure the threat has passed... That is, unless you decide to stay. We have a safe, secluded space that you can stay in. I would have you treated as a guest, and accommodated as such." Tsitua shifted in his seat, ready to throw down his secret bargaining weapon, "And you might even get to meet our own Seer, the one that led us to you." Tsitua said, as if it were of no significance at all. He set his glass on the side of the table, looking around as he wondered where the nosferatu had gone. How could they be as fast as they were and provide bad service.
His gaze fell on Ziika, who's eyes were locked on Amuné. "Curious, isn't it?" The demon said, "such power bestowed to such an unworthy vessel." That growl seemed to background his words as if he was speaking another language of lion-like growls, and some one had dubbed him. He stood, unwaveringly staring at the girl, and began to saunter over to them. "She works so hard to hide it, but who could miss such distinctive energy?" Through his eyes, he could see the chakra imprint on her forehead. The telltale sign of a perception chakra user. Tsitua couldn't see those things, only Angels and Demons could. Thankfully, it was Coodaudu who had confirmed it.
Suddenly, Ziika was breaths away from Amune's nose.
"Do.Not.Move." Tsitua commanded Amuné, his voice laden with concern and authority at the same time.
"I can see why they want you.." Ziika said, taking a wiff of her hair and flashing that smile again. The razor-sharp caps on his fangs glinted in the artificial light.
"Lord Ziika, if you have information I need, you are bound by the Nine to tell me." Tsitua informed him, as if reminding a child to do his chores.
"Even more intriguing, that you sit with Coodaudu. A demon, protecting you from demons?" He let out what could only be his version of a chuckle. "Comical, but I suppose he's not
all demon." He returned to his regal, upright stance and straightened his tie. A waiter handed him a wine glass, half full of a thick, red substance. He sipped it neatly before continuing. "Believe me, child, if there's a side to be on when this gets ugly, it's Coodaudu's. He said, pointing at Tsitua.
The Blood Warrior, leaned toward the girl and kissed her affectionately on top of her head as if she were his own child. With that he returned to his table, and Tsitua let out the Brest he had been holding. Suddenly, he wanted to get out. He could tell Orion did too. The look he was giving Tsitua was very uncomfortable. The ghoul popped his middle finger loudly. He may have even broken the finger. It would heal, but that was his mannerism for 'let's get the hell out of here'.
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