International Highschool (Stuff the Warrior Admins would freak out about!)

" I was just used to get close to claw. I never met any one else expect Blu and Tam." She explained to him. Not telling them things both of those men did with her.

"Which is what makes it perfect. You know how this stuff works and can navigate quickly without getting caught." He said.

She shook her head. "I'm not doing it. Even if it's for the king of england."

"Fine then." He grumbled as he pulled away.

" I don't want to play by your rules." Lillian grumbled folding her arms

"Then don't." He said.

Lillian looked at him suspiciously, " you mean it? I play by my rules and do what I want?"

"Yes." he said.

" so you won't complain if they end up dead?" She asked bluntly.

"No, not at all." He said. "Why?" He said.

" just a hypothetical question. " Lillian shrugged. " fine I'll go back but I do it my way and in my own time."

Henri smiled. "Perfect. If you need help, just contact me." He said.

Lillian nodded, " I will." She already thinking of other sources she could use as well.

"Some one will take you to a designated room until a final verdict has been discovered." He said as he left.
McGallin followed him out and closed the door tightly. "You're a monster." She said as she stood in front of Henri who was busy pulling out a cigar. "How dare you lie to her like this!"
Henri lit it and blew out smoke at her. "I've never had a king to properly protect before." He said .
"You are playing with her heart! You are showing pictures of a dead loved one to a young woman who sits just two rooms away from that same person, only he's not dead. If I didn't know you better I would say you are as manipulative as Tam was to his men." She snapped.
Henri smirked. "Good thing I'm not him then." He said. "Now, if you'll excuse me I have a young man to go talk to." He said as he pushed past her and went a few doors down and disappeared into another interogation room.

Lillian waited shaking her head. She shouldn't have agreed to working for him... But she needed an income and working for him allowed her to live and do as she pleased. And to kill the men who made ulrick himself. But first she needed to take his remains to his family go home and recrute comet.

About 15 minutes later a man walked up and smiled. "Follow me and I will take you to your room." he said. "Do you want anything in particular for dinner?" He asked.

Ulrick looked up as Henri and McGallin walked in. He stood up. "Is she alright?!" He asked. "Please, did she get the note?"
"Yes she is alright and she got the note." Henri said.
"Then let me see her! She needs to know I'm alright. I could hear her crying! It's not fair!"
Henri slammed his hand down into the table. "Life's not fair boy!" He snapped. "I can't let you go see her, in fact your not alive anymore. Ulrick J. Ritter is dead. You will be given a new identity as well as your face will be changed in order to protect you." He said.
"You said I could live happily if I helped you!"
"And you will. You will just be a different person from now on. When you agreed to help me flush out all of Tam's men you signed your soul to me. Now your debt is due." Henri said. "You will be kept here until we deem you fit to leave." He said.
"What would the King say if he knew what you have done, the lies you have told!?" Ulrick snapped.
"Either Exile or Execution." Henri chuckled. "And I wouldn't blame him for either. Your a dog for me now Ulrick." He said. "Or rather Nicholas." Henri smirked as he got up and left.

(I had this types up for about 15 minutes and forgot to hit send!) Lol)

" I'm not that hungry." Lillian said softly following.

"Alright." He said as he lead her to a small private room. He unlocked the door and pushed it in for her.

Lillian walked in sighing.

"Hopefully they will figure it out soon." He said as he closed and locked the door.

Lillian laid down in the bed deciding to sleep.

In the morning the smell of breakfast wafted through the air. McGallin was in the kitchen cooking.

Lillian grumbling not wanting to wake up.

McGallin didn't call or wake her but the smell of a nice country breakfast did call.