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Abnormal-Child	Jun 16 2008, 09:17 PM
Administrator Posts: 538 Group: Admin Member #1 Joined: April 13, 2008	"Very well, you have no fear of me crossing you, I can feel your strength is a match for mine…..” “I hadn’t noticed”, Logan muttered with a grunt at the mans display of power from earlier. He found is intimating and he also partly viewed it was flirtatious act oddly, seeing as Rose was a powerful mage and interested in other powerful beings. “…..I would be a fool to risk losing such a powerful ally, i shall spread word that people can contact you and that any who dare to be stupid will be revealed for what they are to the church. I feel it may be wise to find a location or way for them to contact you unless you would like them turning up on your doorstep of course?" “We’re come up with something, my husbands rather resourceful”, Rose replied with a smile as he glanced in the direction of her darling husband. He stood still, arms crossed on his chest, his hand lightly rubbing the handle of the concealed blade in his sleeve, his expression grim. “There is a fire acolyte, not very strong in the magic goes to the city every few days on errands, you will know him by the blackness of his red cloak, it is quite distinct, he can get you whatever you wish from the library. Also should either of you be in need of energy there is a section of the medical wing of the temple, near the lowest section which is the morgue, it is quite accessible from the outside so long as you can still turn into a shadow, you can slip through a crack in the wall, its not well patrolled and that’s where all the dead go. Is there anything else you can think of?" “No that will be all for now”, Logan replied as he unfolded his arms and moved toward the front door and a waited for his to move from his seat. “thank you for coming Eddie, we hope hear from you soon our friend”, Rose added with a smile as she clasped he hands together and smiled warmly toward their guest.


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