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[h1][color=f49ac2]Amaris Marivaldi[/color][/h1]
[sub]Interacting with: [color=fc8686]Madalyn[/color] [@Achronum][/sub]
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[i][color=f49ac2]That would depend on the nature of the conflict.[/color][/i]

The Blood Wars alone were enough to greatly boost the body count of any participating vampire, but it was far from the only conflict to add to the death toll where vampires were concerned. Between legal proceedings post Treaty and petty disputes between families, Amaris could come up with quite a few occasions where an individual’s body count was increased; and none excluded the house of Noila.

Breaking away from her thoughts, Amaris returned to the table but hesitated in physically placing a chip just yet. She could sense a degree of discomfort from her partner and could feel the weight of unspoken thoughts hanging in the air. As confident as she could be in her selection of the princess, there was no glossing over the fact that she had yet to find evidence that removed her own father from the equation. It wasn’t as if she could be faulted for not knowing for certain, but the feeling was no less frustrating to the Countess.

“[color=f49ac2]Might as well hedge our bets and place on Ralmevik too. Unless he’s here solely to remind me of how dead he is, the man’s a possibility.[/color]” There was a hint of resignation in her voice, but she knew she couldn’t ignore him. She had already been faced with one of his omissions, there were bound to be more.