[phone call to Famfrit]

[ghost-of-fury.livejournal.com]

[Ring Ring Darkening Cloud, the Wroth would like a word with you.]

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[scionofaquarius.livejournal.com]

[Oh, bloody hell! He can't even get his beauty sleep without one of these idiots calling him. On the third ring, the very unhappy Lucavi answers.]


[Protip: Everything that goes wrong with the world is ADRAMMELECH'S FAULT, or so thinks Famfrit.]

[ghost-of-fury.livejournal.com]

[Have a quiet snort of annoyance in response to that question.]

[scionofaquarius.livejournal.com]

[He's a tad catty today, Adrammelech. Please forgive him.]

[ghost-of-fury.livejournal.com]

[Fortunately, Adrammelech has something else to be irate over which has nothing to do with Famfrit but perhaps he could deal with it..]

[scionofaquarius.livejournal.com]

[Famfrit nearly hissed at the 'lummox' comment, that is until he thought back to the female hunter that killed his host. She was a dark-haired woman, one who donned a bright blue sari, and wielded a crimson spear.]



[The creature was truly shocked.]

[ghost-of-fury.livejournal.com]

[Famfrit's shock and dismay semi-restored his own sour mood despite the fact the issue still remained in getting the stone from the witch in question]



[And no he's not about to go into his failure to buy the stone, besides, why waste money he might need elsewhere during his charade when he could just send you to go retrieve it instead.]

[scionofaquarius.livejournal.com]

[He scoffed at Adrammelech's words, almost wishing he had did away with the little harlot while he could. Fang and her party were too strong for him to defeat, even in his true form. With this fact known, the Lucavi began to fear the worst. If Fang possessed a pure heart, then the chances of them retrieving that stone from her were against their favor.]



[Pondering more about this issue, a deep sigh came from Famfrit.]