Yaaven's Sucess - Part Two
Yaaven snarled irritably at the news Kayun brought them. "Betrayed the Lady?" He repeated, showing his fangs in disgust, "They won't last long."
"We have no idea where they are?" Helevorn asked, looking straight at the vampire.
"None." Kayun affirmed.
"Well, we can try to have our drakkin track him. No doubt Yaasiun, Hele'nysar, Kay-chak and Kay-chatos can find them, and get rid of them." Yaaven said viciously.
"Not if they apply for drakkin and receive some just as strong." Sanye pointed out.
Nondar crossed his arms and spoke sourly from the corner, "If they leave the Lady, chances are they fear fighting and pain."
"Not necessarily." Kayun muttered, obviously not intending to be heard.
"Why do you say that?" Yaaven and Helevorn demanded in unison.
"Nevermind..." The vampire hissed, shaking his head.
Helevorn seemed to take that as an answer, yet Yaaven did not. Kayun was hiding something, he knew it. Yet with him having two drakkin and Helevorn and himself only having one each, chances were Kayun would win in open conflict. He would just have to make sure to keep Nondar as an ally, for when the time came he would make the vampire confess.
He smirked slightly. Yes, he, Yaaven, would force the truth from Kayun and when the latter was found for the traitor he was, the wolf-shifter would rise in the standings of Khila Silae Dungortheb. Then they would have to listen to him.
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