Adelina rested her head on Zacks chest listening to his beating heart. She had her arms wrapped around him as she hugged him back, tears streaming down her face. He was her only source of strength and comfort. She didn't know how to handle things right now. Her body shook slightly as she just let Zack stroke her head and comfort her. "We have to let others know..." She said quietly, letting go of Zack. Adelina stripped a piece of bark from the tree and began to write a note on it, letting everyone know about the war against the Titans what was about to start. She didn't feel at liberty to tell anyone of the kings death, but the fight, she was sure that they could use all the help that they could get. With the note written Adelina called for a bird who took the note to deliver it to all of Kaynta. With that done she turned back to Zack. She stepped closer to him wrapping her arms around him once again assuming that he would hug her back. "It was like a nightmare, and it's pain for me, because no one wants to die too fast." Adelina started singing, her voice breaking slightly. "Remember the day of grief now it's strange for me. I could see your face, I could hear your voice..." She continued on with her song as she held Zack and let Zack hold her. She didn't know what else to do but sing, if he wanted to do something else he would have to choose to do that.
Thea was clearly nervous as Damian grabbed her and tried to go down the rope with her. At first it seemed to go okay, however that changed quickly. For a moment it felt like everything was going in slow motion as she slipped from Damian's grip. The girl let out a slight shriek as she began to fall. She reached desperately for something to grab onto to stop her from falling. Damian was what she found to hold onto, but he too was falling. This was going to be the end wasn't it? She couldn't survive the fall, there was no way. Thea felt the impact, she couldn't catch her breath at first given it was knocked out of her. However she did feel a bit of pain. Pain was good, pain meant that she was still alive. Thea rolled off of Damian then opened her eyes. At first everything was rimmed with black, but that slowly fade. She could see everything around her better and then she could hear Damian talking. She didn't quite tell what was going on until she felt a warmth and some of the pain gone away. However as soon as it did and pain left her, her eyes began to water, tears flowing down her face as she looked from Vance to Damian. Right now she didn't much feel like trusting either of them. Damian who tried to convince her it would be safe to take her down, and her so called father who forgot about her. Not knowing who to trust or where to go she turned to the only somewhat logical choice for someone to follow, Conrad. He might have been a bit mean to her and didn't want to help Vance, but at this point she thought he might deserve it. After all he liked that woman better than her now and would gladly forget about her. The child got to her feet, feeling better physically after being healed. Her emotions were running high but her magic wasn't acting up, that was good. The small child went chasing after Conrad, knowing the group would probably follow anyways but she didn't want to deal with any of them right now. She was mad at all of them.
"O-okay." Tatiana agreed as she took Derrick's hand up. She seemed a little shaky as she followed Derrick. She didn't know how well she would do on this journey, but she had to try. She was still scared to even leave the safety of Kaer, having to go back to the world that only wanted to use and hurt her. But yet she could not ask to stay longer, she should just be grateful for the help that she was getting. So Tatiana followed Derrick and allowed him to do what he must to get them to their location and allow her as much rest as possible on the way.
Aster woke up from his nap. The war was still going on, so perhaps it was time to actually bother and do something. He got up slowly and looked around. In the distance he spotted a horse. It wasn't long before Aster was running for the horse and jumping on from behind it. Startling the horse he began to buck and trow him off, but Aster, being the master horseman he imagined he was, held on. Soon enough he calmed the horse well enough to ride it. Lance in hand, and mounted on a somewhat rideable horse, Aster charged into battle. He waited till the right second to put his lance down in order to skewer as many people as he could with it. The first circle he got two, but the second one he hit three. It seemed no one was prepared for mounted warfare. That was just another win for Aster. Bet Kill Count Carissa: 32 Aster: 25 Given Carissa had stopped to shoot some bolts at some other guy that she could care less about, Rose decided it was a good time to try to take the girl out. She had no beef with Carissa herself, but imagine the praise she would get if it was her blade that took the demi-god killer out. With that in the back of her mind, Rose took a moment to slow and lose peoples focus on her, as soon as Carissa aimed her cross bow, Rose went after her again. Knowing Cross bows took a while to reload, it was the perfect time to. She couldn't attack back until after Rose had reached her, and then what good was a long range weapon. A smirk appeared across Rose's lips as she reached Carissa's side. She pulled a blade out as she went for a strike. "Here lies Carissa, demi-god killer." Rose whispered in a soft devious tone. She hoped it was the last words Carissa ever heard, the words on her own grave stone. With that she tried to begin her famous sword combo on Carissa.
Samuel stood, feeling completely alone, despite being surrounded by comrades. While Operator seemed to be talking to their next opponent, Samuel sat silent trying to make logic of what had just happened before he entered this battle, standing in the hall outside the entrance to the third floor. Spoiler: flashback "Samuel, go in without me. There is something else I need to do." Oscar said to his younger brother as he placed a hand on the boy's shoulder. "You aren't coming?" Samuel asked looking towards the door to the next room. "I will catch up with you. I promise. But I have to do something, on my own. Samuel you are strong, you can do this on your own. Just try not to pick any more fights or get too embarrassed whenever you see that girl next. You need to keep your wits about you after all. Just go forward and finish for both of us. Grow stronger and perhaps when this is all over we can be safe once again." Oscar encouraged as he removed his hand from Samuel's shoulder and looked at the door. "If you don't go quick they will leave you behind." With that the young boy gave a nod, trying to hold back all the emotions flowing through him. He ran towards the door, desperate for a battle to help keep his mind occupied for a while. He had never really had to do anything without Oscar at his side, so this was a little too uncomfortable. He also couldn't help but wonder about what the thing Oscar had to do on his own was. That being said he was sure his brother would tell him in time. Nothing made sense to him, but it seemed that it was time for a fight. Sans and Ze Operator had finished their little chat thing and Sans was attacking. Samuel felt something happen within him. He couldn't place just what it was but it made him flinch and he had a feeling it wasn't good. Before Samuel had time to do anything else, he was also hit by some sort of blast. The boy let out a small grunt but remained on his feet. However Samuel wasn't too hasty to attack back right away. Instead he stepped back and began to plan how the next bit would go, given who seemed to be struggling to move, who was fine, what everyone could do, and what Sans could do. The young genius used logic to start planning his next attack and what he would do for the most efficiency Samuel used planning Alexis let go of Remy's hand as they entered the battle. This wasn't her first one in this hell they called a tower, so she felt somewhat confident in herself. However her confidence was misplaced as she felt a small pain in her head and her body seemed to freeze up. No matter how hard she tried she couldn't seem to move. The young woman soon seemed to have a sad look in her eye. She was still wearing Remy's coat in which she promised to protect, but now, she couldn't even move. She was still useless so it seemed.
"No! I don't trust you!" Thea pouted and crossed her arms, however then Damian made a good point. He was indeed her only option if she ever wanted to get down. The height scared her and she didn't want to go close to the edge, but remaining at that height and not getting help down, was not going to benefit her at all. Thea looked away slightly shy as she began to speak again. "Fine, you can help me down. I don't want to be left up here." She stated before the full realization that Vance forgot about her set in. Her lower lip quivered as a tear began to form in her eye. "Father forgot me up here. He loves her more than me. I might not like you, you are a little scary but at least you don't forget about me." And that was when the worst kind of grudge began. The grudge of a child towards her parent.
Anthea waited patiently until Aston appeared. Though the man didn't get much through speaking before someone else came bursting through the door. Anthea winced at the sound it made before shrinking back slightly as the man who came in began to speak, rather quickly at that. It suddenly felt like a lot to take in and Anthea wasn't quite sure what was going on. She didn't know if in the end it was their decision or if it was Aston's. The girl looked up at Aston to try to find help from him. She hoped he would decide or explain what they were to do, before she had to speak. Anthea was afraid to speak out really. She didn't want to get in trouble for speaking when she shouldn't. She also didn't want to say something wrong and embarrass herself. Silence seemed like the best option for her. Silence and obedience that was, thinking for herself also seemed like a dangerous thing in her mind. Laurentinus rolled his eyes at the woman's words as she spoke of what was beyond the mountains. He knew it was dangerous past them, but she must have been jesting. That was an over exaggeration of what existed beyond their land. On top of that she seemed to be underestimating their skills and training. This was ridiculous. He couldn't decide what he would rather now, deal with Baldomar, or deal with her. Boldomar may have been an uncultured swine, but even those could learn new tricks. This woman on the other hand, Shyra, she was over cultured and over confident, thinking herself better than anyone else. "I would watch what you say about us if I were you. You never know, one day those words might turn around and stab you in the back when you least expect them too. Don't treat us like a hopeless bunch of ingrates before you see what we are capable of." Laurentinus stated before he stepped past the woman and got into the carriage, a scowl printed across his face. This was going to be a fun mission wasn't it. Hopefully the rest of the people going on the mission wouldn't be as insolent, and hopefully they wouldn't prove her right.
"Drake. Wait." Flame demanded of the male. "Don't go out there alone, it is too dangerous. I won't lose you again! I can't lose you again! They will return soon. I am sure of it, just wait." Flame called after him, her voice slightly shaky. She had lost Drake once already these last twenty four hours and it nearly killed her. She wouldn't let him run off on his own again. However she couldn't order to follow him either or else that would mean that no one was here for when Tessa, Griffin, and Akari returned. Why did three of them have to run off anyways? She did suppose it would be safer for them, but as soon as they found her father they would be safe with him. She was sure of that. However Flame couldn't spend all her time worrying about what Drake was doing as others were speaking to her. She turned to one of her closest friends, Kala. "There is no magic here Kala, we have scouted enough times to know that much. As for people who might want to harm us. This is true and there may be people who will still attack us. We have to keep on our toes and as soon as everyone groups back up we head to the outer wall city. That is our goal, reclaiming it, and most people would be too scared of the titans to dare stepping into that city after us. We were breed to kill titans, so that is what we will do. Trust me, I will not let any of you die. Not on my watch." She stated to her friend. By this point the song seemed irrelevant. The three would find her father, bring him back and then the war would start. In the end they would get out alive, she would make sure of that. Adelina wrapped her arms around Zack and held on tight as he took off. She wasn't sure what to think about being carried around like this. It was quite fun but also a little scary. She watched as the city flew by them, a smile spread across her face. She could care less who was watching or how weird this might have looked. After all she was just a cook, she never got to experience the fun of using the 3DMG. Adelina's grip tightened as Zack began to head up towards a platform. When they landed she was almost hesitant to let go at first. Slowly she released her hold and stepped away from Zack towards the edge of a platform. She looked around at the forest around them and the sky above in awe. "This is... This is amazing I have never seen anything like it before." Adelina said as she turned back to Zack. "Or met anyone like you." She then said as she brushed a piece of hair from his face. The moment however was interrupted by the sound of a bird chirping. Adelina turned to the bird that she had sent off earlier as it spoke to her. The kind smile that the young woman wore across her face quickly dropped to a look of concern and sadness. "Zack... The bird, he found the King, but...." Tears filled Adelina's eyes as she found it hard to speak. "He found the king dead.... murdered. More than that he heard the princess talking about a deal to take the outer city back from the titans." Adelina explained. "What do we do? You should be there helping them. Keeping your friend safe. I know how much she means to you. What will happen if Princess Amber dies because of this deal as well. It is not safe. What do we do?" She asked again as a tear dripped from her eye. Adelina loved the king, much like many other of the town. For him to be dead and the princess in a dangerous situation, Adelina didn't know what to do or how to handle it. Her hands wouldn't stop shaking as she searched Zack's eyes for the answers.
It was dark and cold. Runa listened to water dripping from the stone above her head and down to the cold, damp ground that she was sitting on. The girl was shaking and scared. Her hands and feet were bound and there seemed to be little escape for her. How did she end up in a situation like this? She was just looking for some work. She hadn't expected any of this to happen. It all happened so quickly she didn't have time to fight back. She didn't know where her weapons were, she didn't know where she was. She didn't know what to do. Was this how her adventures were going to end? The whole situation was so confusing and messed up, and Runa didn't know what to do about it. She hung her head low, letting her long strands of blonde hair cover her dirtied face, waiting for something to happen.
"I am not going down that rope. What if you drop me, or I fall? I can't do it. It is too high. Father barely got me up here." Thea responded to Damian as she backed up slightly more. The man offering her help still scared her, on top of the fact she was afraid of being this height up, and didn't trust a rope to bring her down. Especially when the person holding onto the rope would also have to hold onto her. It freaked her out far too much to entertain trying it. The fact that Vance was weak and shaky the entire time he was carrying her didn't help either. It only made her more afraid of the trip back down. However she didn't know how else to get down. She was there praying someone had a better solution than her putting her life in the hands of a stranger that scared her.
It seemed that her abilities failed her this time as a man spotted her and proceeded to throw a fire ball at her, in an over the top, fancy fashion. Rose was ready to dodge the ability herself when she felt a hand on her head that threw her to the side, away from the fire ball. This however caused her chameleon ability to fail her, though it wasn't much use in combat anyways. "Well looks like I have been spotted. Oops." Rose said, though her tone didn't sound concerned at all. Instead she sounded almost excited, like the fun was just beginning. "You know, when you play with fire, you are going to get burned." Rose said as she took off running towards the group. She might not be able to catch up as easily, but she could outlast them, she knew that for a fact. Her eyes were rimmed with red as she ran, both blades in hand. Slowly Rose lost herself to the killing calm. They were all going to die soon. A direct assault was not Rose's strength, but she had no fear. She would do whatever she had to in order to protect Jayce and fulfill his mission. She would do whatever it took, these Shards would not escape her. Though she wore next to no armour she felt herself safe, it provided for easier, more quick movements. Her only thoughts however were not on her safety, only simply about killing those she was in the midst of trying to catch up to.
Well Aaron will be there with Veera, and Seth will probably be there with Bryce. Besides that unless they are somehow dragged there I don't see any of my other characters being in the area
Rose had stayed far enough back in the shadows to end up behind the fire. Now however the Shards seemed to be moving back. Rose had sat back a little too long, and now it was time to do something. The girl crept through the shadows and passed her own side. Some may have noticed her, but she didn't care. She would get to the damn shards and put an end to them all here and now. Though as the ceiling began to crumble due to the explosive shot at it. There was another man attempting to attack them as well, so Rose couldn't come out of hiding yet, though it would have been helpful for avoiding falling debris. If only she could find a way to cut them off further up. Unfortunately she didn't know the tower well and had no way of gaining the advantage now. Instead she would have to settle for the shadows, following quietly and blending into what was around her in order to keep close to them until they stopped. Of course if people were paying close attention they would see a blur moving to avoid something, her chameleon ability not fast enough to keep up with her movements all the time. Rose just had to hope they were too focused on the demi-gods to look in the shadows around them. During Aster's day dreaming he ended up falling asleep. Apparently the battle was that uneventful. He missed his chance to do anything really at that point. (Aster rolled a 0) Bet Kill Count. Carissa: 32 Aster: 20
"Have you ever faced a really pissed witcher. Probably not. Most do what they do without thinking or caring. Though if it is who I think it is, there is a lot more trouble to be had." Seth explained. "Lets head to his office. Micheal shouldn't be anywhere near this. Lets just get to her, and find Bryce. If anything happens to either of them, there will be a price to pay." Seth said. The price wasn't due to carrying for Tessa or Bryce, but for his own guilt. If they died and it was who he thought it was, then there was no forgiveness to be had for him, only avenging their deaths followed by disappearing himself. Seth followed Zack at a brisk pace towards Bryce's office. Hopefully either they would be there or there would be some clue to where either had gone off to. He had to stop them before it was too late. So it seemed that they were going to accept the offer of shelter. It was a risk, and a big one at that. Either the man would shelter them, and that would probably delay Vec finding them. Or he would rat them out and they would be in big trouble. However they had little choice. The only other option was to stay in an inn, and that would probably be plenty easy to find them in. Aaron stood up straight and walked towards the man. "Seems the lady has agreed to your offer. Well shall we go then?" He asked the man and Veera. It would probably be good for them to get out of the way soon. Lingering in one spot for too long could prove to be their downfall. As Zephyr walked into the room to deliver the bad news, Terra cursed under her breath. If she had been more careful when going to bed, this wouldn't have happened. There wouldn't have been a fire, so no reason for her to go outside. This was all her fault and it was time she fixed it. Terra ran past Zephyr heading outside. "Which way?" She asked as she headed out. Her abilities would be little use until she picked up their track. If she knew where they were then she could stop them. However that of course meant revealing herself, and that would cause a lot of trouble. But in the end she had promised Sara that she would protect her, so she would do just that. As much as she wanted to create a storm to slow flight of the person who took Sara, she knew better than to erase possible tracks. It was up to Zephyr to direct her right now.
Silvia listened to the discussion between the clock, the fairy, and Skadi. The concept seemed fair enough, and the wings that Skadi made were incredible. Silvia looked down at her hands, she wished she could do magic like that herself. Instead there was little she could do but hurt herself apparently. So far she had a good record of doing that, especially after nearly killing herself on the last mission to save someone else. Meanwhile everyone else seemed to be getting so much stronger and accomplishing amazing things. However now was not the time to be dwelling on such things, she needed to follow the others before she got left behind, so she did. Thea watched as people started to head down the rope to the bottom, including Shani and Vance. Meanwhile Thea remained at the top, keeping a bit away from the edge. The height was frightening enough as it was, and now they wanted her to slide down some rope too? There was no way that she would manage that. Surely she would die from such a task. Thea couldn't even bring herself to go close enough to the edge to call down. Instead she retreated inside the cave. Surely someone would notice she didn't come down soon and would find a better way to get her down. Something had to happen, right? But the more Thea thought the more scared she got that no one would notice or care. Tears welled in her eyes as she stood inside the dark cave, listening to the sound of the water. Hopefully someone would help, and soon. "Please tell me this is the thing that we need to fight. I would rather kick butt in one go then in several times just to save a few demons." Though numerous fights would be annoying he had a new power to try, not that he would get to use it much though. Either way it was time for a fight and Thomas was not against the idea. It was time to show them what he was made of. Thomas stepped out before the dragon type thing. As he stood there focusing on his new power, ruins on his arm began to glow blue. The colour got brighter over time as if it was charging. Then all at once a burst of energy surged forth as he tried his new spell. "Eat that arcane energy!" Thomas yelled at the creature. Boy did it feel good to get that spell off. He had been wanting to try this new power for so long now. Thomas used Arcane bolt. "On it." Trevor replied simply. He figured the others would know well enough to follow him to not wait. Trevor picked up a brisk walk in the direction that Beadle was heading. He didn't want to scare the man away by running at him, like he had any intent of hurting him. Trevor knew well enough that he didn't look like the most nice or trustworthy person. If he ran then it would only prove to make the man think that he was going to attack or some crap like that. When Trevor felt close enough that the man could possibly hear him, he called out. "Excuse me sir. I think you dropped this." He held out a handkerchief in attempts to draw the mans attention. He hoped that the newer members of the guild were good at playing along as to not scare the man away right away. He just needed to talk, that was all, but knowing people they would rather run than talk.
"What whistle? What are you talking about?" Flame asked everyone. This didn't seem good, not at all. "What did it sound like? How did it go?" There was a sense of urgency in her voice. Whatever the whistle was, was enough to make her father walk away and not return, and so far no one could pin point where it was from, or who for that matter. This was not good, not good at all. Flame began to pace and run her fingers through her long, now black hair. What was she to do about this? She knew there wasn't much she could do until Tessa and Griffon came back from searching. She just hoped they wouldn't find themselves in danger. Part of her wanted to send more people to look, but stealth would be there friend, and a group of people would not be stealthy. A place at the edge of Kaynta? She had not ever been to such a place. Adelina spent most of her days just simply moving from the kitchen to her room, not much else to her life. She had not explored much. Perhaps it would be good to do so though. "I haven't been to the edge no. But lets go. I would love to see it, I bet it is pretty." Adelina said, her voice sweet and her eyes sparkling. She couldn't wait to go, couldn't wait to be somewhere that sounded so alone with Zack. She was used to a rush of people and always people around. Letting go and being alone with someone, that seemed nice, relaxing. A place where no one would judge what she said.
Annabelle sat and waited nervously when a man appeared in front of them. He began to spout something about doing something in the name of someone, but Annabelle didn't really catch that. All she caught was Yana immediately trying to fight them. Well apparently this was not the person that they were waiting for. Annabelle, not sure what to do, hid behind the log that she had been sitting on. She was not ordered to fight so she did not involve herself in it. As the fight finished Yana ran off, leaving Annabelle behind. This was surprising but she probably ended up trading her life for survival or some crap like that possibly. Either that or she would see Yana again later, tearing her away from wherever she had found safety. Now that was not a pleasant thought. Annabelle slowly looked up from behind the log where she was hiding at the man. He seemed nice enough, and he was strong enough to beat Yana. Perhaps he could keep her safe? But before she would think too much on that, she should answer the question asked of her. "I am Annabelle... Annabelle Fisher." It felt weird saying her entire name. She was never called that anymore and she really didn't have to introduce herself much due to not being allowed to really talk to other people. Then another mage stepped through and began to talk to her. This started to become a bit too much for the poor girl. "Er em... I know earth magics." Annabelle spat out as she hid behind the log more. "What do you want from me?" She then asked. The idea of leaving made Tatiana a little nervous, but still she knew she couldn't stay here forever. After all she wasn't supposed to be here in the first place."Wouldn't it be dangerous to sleep while riding a horse?" She asked. However in the end she did really need the sleep and if it was preferable then perhaps she should just do it. "I guess we can try to go soon. I'm just a little tired. I will be fine." She tried to convince Derrick, and herself. Given the phantom pains, the tiredness, and the confusion, the trip sounded scary to her, but still, she would do it if for no other reason than to get out of Derricks hair.
Anthea remained silent as she began to eat her food, quite slowly. She remained quiet, and thus unnoticed by the others around her for the most part. She wasn't offended no one was paying mind to her however, it was something she was quite used to. She had a habit of shrinking herself into a corner somewhere to draw as little attention to herself as possible. After all that was what she was always taught to do. The girl was still trying to adjust to the fact that she had to be her own person, not just follow orders. The fact that she was allowed to be at an event like this, allowed to be seen. Anthea had barely made it through half of her scone before Sanderson came back in mentioning that they were ready to set off on expeditions and were to go talk to either Aston, Shyra or himself. Anthea slowly placed her scone back on her plate. She looked almost sad to walk away from it, but she didn't want to put anyone behind. She got up from her seat and found her way to Aston, the one her master knew. "I hope you don't mind me coming along... It is just that I feel master would prefer I go with someone he knows." Anthea said as she approached Aston, her head low and hand folded in front of her. Laurentinus didn't really know what he wanted to do now, except for get away from the savage that had sat next to him. When Sanderson walked in the room announcing it was time to go on expeditions, Laurentinus was more than happy for the excuse to get up and leave the seat next to Baldomar. Normally he would think it rude, and that is why he hadn't done it until now, but he had an excuse this time. Laurnentinus purposely lingered for a moment to watch where Baldomar was about to go, once the other man chose, then he did. Going a far different way then Baldomar, Laurentinus found his way to the stables. He wasn't too sure about his selection but hunting wasn't his thing, Baldomar was going towards Aston when he left, so it seemed that this disturbance thing was his only option. He let out a sigh before he walked towards Shyra. "My lady, I am at your service for your expedition." Laurentinus told her politely as he stood before the mistress responsible for bringing them there, though from what he had seen so far it was probably more Sanderson than his sister in whom he stood before.
Glen if you want to leave then that is fine. Take the stress out. You don't have to stick around AoT, I can treat Drake like an npc and make it work. You are always welcome around skype and such, but to be honest you won't escape all the drama, it just happens. I am sad to see you leave khv, and you are always welcome back when you are ready. The RPA won't feel nearly as fun as it is with you around. Thank you for all the good times that we had on here, with the khv awards and the villainy things. With all the drama we created in rps. However our friendship started on skype, and isn't tied to this sight. It sucks to not see you around but we still have means of contact. That being said. Go out and have your own life. I will always be around when needed, but you don't have to stick around skype for me or anyone else. We will cope and just hope that we don't completely lose contact with you all together. Finally you are gaining your soul back from khv. It no longer binds you. Be free little bird. Be free.
Laurentinus grit his teeth as a man took a seat next to him and put his dirty boots on the table. "If you don't mind-" He began before the man began speaking. Was this man drunk or something? What was his problem? What was wrong with him? The problem was he had no power anymore to kick him out, unlike his old position in the guard. Instead he listened to what the man was saying, at least his speech was coherent. "Why does that not surprise me in the slightest. You probably deserved to be kicked out." Laurentinus grumbled to himself. It wasn't long before the man removed his feet from the table at last. Well that was a step in the right direction.... or not. Laurentinus changed his mind on that when the man offered him a pastry with a bite out of it. What the hell, really? "No... Thank you." Laurentinus had to force the last two words out of his mouth. He had no desire to be polite to this barbaric man, but he had to keep a good face on for the fact he just got here and didn't want to have to leave for not playing nice with the other members. But if it was up to him he would have probably punched the man in the face by now. Laurentinus turned back to his food. People seemed to be sharing about why they came but he wanted no part of it. He didn't care for anyone to know why he was there.
