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Mikhail didn't moved a muscle while the others continued talking among themselves, instead, he simply listened, keeping a close eye on Faeril's reactions and her expression. Even as Fatima told everyone to shut up, in a surprising outburst, he still didn't move his eyes. Even though he was listening to everything that was being said, while keeping a part of his attention on SaDiablo, it was clear that Faeril was the one who had the other half of his attention.

Fatima's words made the Eyrien calm down a bit. Just like she said, since Faeril herself was fine with SaDiablo looking into her mind, nothing could be done and in case he tried something, even though he was a black, he was severely outnumbered. Still, Mikhail would not move nor say anything unless he had no other choice. After all... SaDiablo wasn't the one who needed answers.

It didn't take long until SaDiablo and Faeril were done. Fortunately, nothing bad happened to the black widow other than being a bit exhausted. Not only that, but after seeing what he wanted, SaDiablo seemed to have found nothing which made him even more suspicious, instead, he chose to agree to go with them to Kaeeler, although the consequences of doing so, just as Saetan himself would say, weren't good ones.

Mikhail heard as Jandar mentioned about how they should probably still go to Kaeeler and that Saetan still held enough influence to be able to gather allies. Nodding to what he said, he gave a few steps forward for the first time since the group began talking.

[color=6ecff6]"At this point, war is almost inevitable..."[/color] he said, the tone of his voice making it clear that he was incredibly annoyed by that fact as he took a cold glare towards Faeril. Despite the silence, the message behind that stare would be clear. He blamed her for dragging him into such a mess.

[color=6ecff6]"I don't think there is any possibility of dialogue with Dorothea. [i]Your[/i] best bet would to break free from her anyways... And be ready for what will come next."[/color] he finished, with an annoyed sigh.