ColdHarem
Jester Prince
Raising an eyebrow at receiving a 'tip' from the very boy who had enraged the succubi in the first place, Lorian watched him leave, calling back, "See you round." He wasn't entirely sure if he wanted to see the blonde again, given how he seemed to be a magnet for trouble, but Lorian wasn't going to deny that to some degree it had been fun. Damon certainly had a presence, to put it kindly.
Moreover Lorian was still confused as to why he'd started hallucinating two Damons, wondering if it had been a succubi trick to confuse him? Knowing he'd never find out just by loitering around the riverside, Lorian walked back into town, heading over to a tavern in the centre of town. The company below was loud and noisy, but he bypassed them, climbing in through the window of one of the top rooms.
Sat at a writing desk by the window, one of the high-ranking members of the Demon family was writing some letter or something, dressed in the usual dramatic finery of her kind. She was blonde, pretty, but of no interest to Lorian outside of being his pay-off. "The ambassador is dead," Lorian said, slipping in through the window so as not to be spotted. "His body will wash up in a few days or so."
"Excellent," The demon responded, and from inside her desk draw she drew a small pouch of gold and chucked it over to Lorian, who tucked its contents down the front of his robe swiftly.
Moreover Lorian was still confused as to why he'd started hallucinating two Damons, wondering if it had been a succubi trick to confuse him? Knowing he'd never find out just by loitering around the riverside, Lorian walked back into town, heading over to a tavern in the centre of town. The company below was loud and noisy, but he bypassed them, climbing in through the window of one of the top rooms.
Sat at a writing desk by the window, one of the high-ranking members of the Demon family was writing some letter or something, dressed in the usual dramatic finery of her kind. She was blonde, pretty, but of no interest to Lorian outside of being his pay-off. "The ambassador is dead," Lorian said, slipping in through the window so as not to be spotted. "His body will wash up in a few days or so."
"Excellent," The demon responded, and from inside her desk draw she drew a small pouch of gold and chucked it over to Lorian, who tucked its contents down the front of his robe swiftly.