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[h3][center][color=green]Katherine Lindall-Fiore[/color][/center][/h3]
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Katherine smiled at Livia's jab back.  [color=green]"Oh, you.  You know as well as I that I'm more celestial than fiend."[/color]  A small quip that went largely ignored, of course.  So, she just watched as the Arachne and her sister talked.  So, Livia was tasked with going to kill an old auroch. Well, that should suffice as energy, though Katherine had a weird feeling about powering something with a creature's soul.  It seemed a bit... Dark.  Well, she had of course heard of this before in her studies... But she never really thought to witness this.  

As Livia left, Katherine was ready to do her own part of the task.  Before she left though, she walked over to Maeda, grabbed her hand, and gave it a kiss.  [color=green]"Perhaps I could take of your private lessons later, for now though, goodbye."[/color]  With a slight curtsy, she turned and walked out, practically chasing Livia.

It didn't take long to catch up to Livia.  [color=green]"Hello again, sister dearest."[/color]  The Aasimar said as she started to walk towards her "younger" sister.  [color=green]"Now, before you assume I followed you to this "gods-forsaken frontier" as someone so elegantly put it once... I didn't plan on it."[/color]  In as short a time as she could, she described to Livia her situation. Of the voice that seemed to inhabit her head and how it was connected to the headaches she had for years, though she cut out the "my favored" portion of the conversations.  Livia still had that inferiority complex for some reason. She always was able to grasp thing better so this confused Katherine.

[color=green]"Anyway, I only came here because I was forced to, though you being here is a bonus.  While our sister is quite the beaut, I only ever felt... 'kinship' while I was with you.  I sort of went to that school cause I thought you'd be there."[/color]  She continued.  Her little monologue was over rather quickly, and she looked to Livia for a reply.  Hopefully not a depressed one this time.