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[h3][center][color=green]Katherine Lindall-Fiore[/color][/center][/h3]
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Katherine was slightly disappointed with the lack of major response to her "offer", though perhaps it was to be expected.  With a bit of disappointment in her heart, she followed Maeda and Livia in the Arachne's office.  She studied the room a bit, noticing that she recognized the craftwork of the fabrics on the ground.  Beautiful to be sure, but she was also sure that such things had quite the monetary cost... Well, that's mostly based on the looks.  She could easily be wrong.  Now, there was a bit of oddity to this in Katherine's opinion.  This place seemed fairly... Fancy which didn't fit her impression of this frontier area.  While she looked at the bits and baubles of the room, she noticed a couple of things.

First of all, the instruments were definitely high quality.  There were musicians that sometimes came and played for them, some foreign.  The rugs were new, or Maeda hardly used her office which would not be too surprising. There was little to no wear on the fabrics.  It's possible they were both the first people in here in a while.  

After she was done looking around at the instruments, she took a seat in the chair next to Livia.  About the time the tea was quite ready.  There was sugar and creme near by, no not the cat, so she added some to her tea.  It was delicious.  Same way Yorick use to make it too.  She pretended to not be interested in the conversation Livia was having, but listened in anyway.  From sipping her tea, she took a couple of glances at Maeda to see if she noticed anything about her... But she had nothing.  Maybe it was with how professional she was being right now.  As the two continued to converse, she saw Livia move the cat on her shoulder down to her lap.  It gave a cute little meow to her and she had to grab the little guy and bring it over to her lap.

A little cutie to pet for sure.  While Livia talked her peace, Katherine felt a little dizzy at first... Then it was the typical headaches she got.  The same thing that happened before the voice talked to her.  It felt like she passed from reality to some dreamy daze of fog.  There was a figure silhouetted against the clouds, [b]"Go with her, dear."[/b] It was long and drawn out, but definitely feminine.  How vexing it was, to have someone you don't know tell you where to go and give you a headache if you don't.  Originally, she just wanted to tell Livia not to go since it sounded dangerous and she didn't want to lose someone important to her again, but there was little choice in the matter.  

As she came to, she found her hand resting against her face as if to keep the pain in check.  Livia had finished speaking and the cat was just looking at her.  [color=green]"Let me go with you."[/color] Katherine said, forcefully.  She hardly ever tried to sound too forceful, so she meant it. Livia should know this much.  She turned to Maeda, [color=green]"That much should be fine, correct?"[/color]  She asked, [color=green]"Is there anything I can do to help?"[/color]


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[url=https://www.roleplayerguild.com/rolls/11849]14[/url] for Investigation.
[url=https://www.roleplayerguild.com/rolls/11850]4[/url] for Insight on Spider Lady.
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