With no objections from Lunise, Meesei replied to Marod with a nod. "Very well. I shall make sure you both have the best rooms we have on hand. In the meantime, I can take us somewhere private."

Meesei led the pair up the stairway to the floor with their usual meeting chamber. It was a room that was far enough away from anywhere that clan members would normally go, and large enough that they could easily speak in confidence without much of a worry for eavesdropping. As promised, Meesei answered whatever questions of relevance that Marod or Lunise might have had, aside from anything that could compromise the location of any clan. She explained exactly what happened regarding Do'rhajul, the Dragon, and the Axe, as well as explaining the ultimate intention of the meeting to figure out how to get the Empire and Dominion to give as much assistance as they could be persuaded to supply. She also answered any questions they might have had about the clans and the capabilities they had developed. It was not necessarily information that Meesei wanted to share, but it was information that would [i]have[/i] to be shared eventually if they planned on working together with outside armies. Of course, Meesei did keep any secrets that they did not think to ask about.

Being that it was getting quite late, the trio eventually decided that it was time to retire for the night so that they could get at least some sleep before morning. Meesei led them up to the top floor of the building, then to one of the rooms that she had mentioned before. It was usually used when alphas from other clans had business in Blackreach, so it was both spacious and comfortable. It was one of the Dwemer rooms which had been in good condition when the city was discovered, so it had changed little from its original state. The stone bed was padded extensively, so it was as comfortable as any other. She allowed Marod to take the guest room, while for Lunise, her room was on the opposite side of the same floor. Although, Lunise would find it quite familiar once she stepped through the door, being that Meesei had taken Lunise to her own room. 

The moment Meesei closed the door behind her, she let out a relieved sigh. "Well, Marod did not seem too cynical about it, at least. It has given me some ideas for some leverage we might be able to wield over our governments."