[ Carmilla looks down at her hands, wide and rough and scarred, and sighs with disappointment. She'd rather been hoping for control of the other person in the room.
(How precious that would have been, to make the prince put down his own pets. As it is, she can't just kill him. There's very little that she can do with the Belmont. Snatch up the last of the blood and drink it, perhaps, but she has just used her one legal turning of the decade. She considers the window for a moment, but it's the ground floor. Even if it weren't, no doubt the little prince would catch his pet.) ]
The matter is resolved. You need only collect and interrogate your nasty little troublemaker at your leisure. He will do nothing, the poor dear. He isn't immune to his own toys any more.
[ The chuckle that follows isn't entirely alien to Trevor's voice. But it's been a while since he's engaged in humour dark enough to warrant it, knowing how Alucard dislikes such things. ]
You have no further use for my blood. I will hold the Belmont as collateral until it is destroyed. That seems fair, does it not?
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(How precious that would have been, to make the prince put down his own pets. As it is, she can't just kill him. There's very little that she can do with the Belmont. Snatch up the last of the blood and drink it, perhaps, but she has just used her one legal turning of the decade. She considers the window for a moment, but it's the ground floor. Even if it weren't, no doubt the little prince would catch his pet.) ]
The matter is resolved. You need only collect and interrogate your nasty little troublemaker at your leisure. He will do nothing, the poor dear. He isn't immune to his own toys any more.
[ The chuckle that follows isn't entirely alien to Trevor's voice. But it's been a while since he's engaged in humour dark enough to warrant it, knowing how Alucard dislikes such things. ]
You have no further use for my blood. I will hold the Belmont as collateral until it is destroyed. That seems fair, does it not?