(([@TheMinorFall] sounds good to me~))

"Even if she wasn't real, people are doing things in her name.  That would make her real enough."  The offer of the mask made Cera's eyes widen, but she took it with a smile that showed far more sharp teeth than a person ought to have.  "Oh, Bart'll be over the moon.  You'd do that?"  Her expression shifted a bit as she looked him up and down, reassessing her opinion.  "Seems what they say is true, you're not a bad sort."  She sighed.  "I know it's serious, particularly if you think she or her followers are around here.  The Upstairs, this town...we live quiet, y'know?  Yeah, there's a bit of killing, can't help that, but for the most part it's live and let live.  That only works if we don't go drawing attention to ourselves.  The Queen and her lot, they make a racket.  And they want reasonable things, but their methods draw a lot of attention, and a lot of anger.  I don't think they're going about this the right way."  The vampire grimaced.  "Then again, I don't have a counter suggestion, so."  She shrugged, and looked down at the alley below for a long moment.

"That Wolf, he's a nasty piece of work.  Vicious, violent, and from what I hear it's only the Queen holding his leash that keeps him from causing total chaos.  Not that he doesn't make a mess, but at least it's somewhat directed."  The waitress brushed a lock of hair back behind her ear again.  "They makes it worse for all of us that prefer not to kill humans.  You want help, you got it.  And not just me.  I know more than a few that'd be more than happy to have her out of the way."  This time Cera's grin was not friendly.  "Those that don't respect life don't deserve to have theirs respected.  If it comes to an all out fight, I imagine the majority around here would pitch in."  She tilted her head at Orion, and her expression turned serious.  "You might be better off leaving who you are quiet, though.  There's some that think you're little better, what with your time in Aogiri."  She tapped her fingers on the railing in thought.  "I've not heard any word of messy kills lately, not like that.  There was a nasty murder earlier this month, but neither of the bodies were...missing pieces.  Not that didn't turn up later, that is, and no messages or anything.  I wouldn't think it's connected, but it's somewhere to start while you're waiting for something more substantial."  She turned to face the ghoul fully again.  "So other than keeping a finger on the pulse of the city, what can I do to help?  Oh, and do ya got somewhere I can reach you if I find anything?"