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The Nine Worlds End ("The Raven King" Sequel) { Jazz & Angel }

Maleficent listened to him as he explained to her the promise that he seemed to kept to his mother. She wondered what his mother was like. Must be a sweet, kind dwarvish woman. From the fancy tea, to a promise on a stone. She sounded wise. But after Kili told the fae earlier about her death, that struck Maleficent hard. It reminded her of Loki's grief years ago. After she was killed. Living on without a mother. Once he said that his mother worries, Maleficent tipped her head down to face the ground, and gave a small chuckle. "Are you?", she asked before glancing her eyes in his direction, clearly kind of teasing him.

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Hearing him say that the stone was a talisman, Maleficent took a small step forward while showing a face that says that she wanted more clarification. But what he said next wasn't what she expected to hear. With him holding up the stone, Maleficent flinched and took a step back, while a small glint of fear appeared in her yellow-green eyes. For the stone to actually be cursed, Maleficent didn't like dark spells, nor has she had the interest of actually learning them. She certainly did not even show Loki how to make dark spells, but after the curse he accidentally unleashed, the fae knew that a spell that's so terrible could only make an appearance if either of them suffer powerful emotions. Anger was most definitely one of them. Maleficent looked away from Kili, to the ground, before she was about to walk away. But hearing him suddenly joke, made her stop before she could make two steps from her current spot. Looking at him as she stopped, she turned her body to face him fully. She made a quick glance at the stone before she noticed the runes etched upon it. "Return to me", she read aloud. She could read every race's language, be either Dwarven or Elvish. "Return to who?", she asked him curiously.

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Maleficent put a hand on his shoulder when she saw him jump. Reassuring him, she gave him one of her reassuring smiles. It was a kind smile, not too big, not too small. "Sorry about that", she said with a kind chuckle. "That stone? What is it?", she repeated her question after her hand was removed from his shoulder.

The Nine Worlds End ("The Raven King" Sequel) { Jazz & Angel }

As the gebtle wind blew through the air, a shadow formed on the floor of the deck as a shape of a figure was blocking the moonlight. The figure was feminine and there were horns on the head that made the shadow very prominent. Gliding herself on the deck with her wings tucked close on her back, Maleficent felt the wind blow through her hair as she was in her off-shoulder black dress. She fiddled with her fingers a little bit as she walked. Stopping where she was, she noticed the dwarf, Kili, by himself in the distance. Putting on a concerned face, she walked behind him silently, only to see that he was fiddling with something. Bending over and looking over his shoulder, it looked to be a stone. "The stone in your hand, what is it?", she asked curiously in her strong yet soft voice. Her long auburn brown hair blowing gently in the wind.

The Nine Worlds End ("The Raven King" Sequel) { Jazz & Angel }

He could see that she was struggling with words a little bit, but he did see she wanted repose the idea. Now, he didn't know why, but he knew that something was wrong. "So, the captain has the key", he guessed his thought aloud. "Do you know where they are? The chest and the key?", Eric continued to ask. He didn't want to pressure her, but he needed to know where the key was.

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Eric just wanted to take Silena with him and perhaps show Loki that she is alive, but according to Silena, the princess can't leave her time of duty on this vessel. She did say that once you swear, you stay, until Hades passes on, or until her one hundred years of servitude are over. He had a gut feeling that she could get hurt or punished if she helps him, but Eric wanted to leave. To show Loki that he was alive. He did hear his niece say something about a chest. "What do you know of this?", he asked on, just to get some answers.

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Feeling the prick of the needle stop, Eric could already feel the ache still in his back when Silena finally stopped the primping. Hearing her speak, Eric couldn't help, but feel guilt..and fear...come from the mouth of his niece. "It's not your fault", he spoke to her, a little bit of anger rising in his voice. It just wasn't fair. Silena is a princess, not a slave. All of the royal bloodlines are sent into the stars, not to Helheim itself. It just wasn't appropriate or respectful. Grunting in pain once again, the Huntsman made his move to stand up from the chair. A few tries, and he was finally on his feet, although he still grimaced from the injury. Being handed over a fresh shirt, Eric took it and put it on himself. It won't help with his back, but it should help deal with the exposure of the pain's source. "I've swore no oath", Eric replied before he hesitantly placed a hand on her shoulder. It was a shame since a beautiful young woman like Silena, would not be an attire that was more suited for her title. Not to mention an apparel that was so dark. There was a black catsuit-like outfit concealing her body with a huge coral reef growing upon her shoulders while also resembling the outfit's collar. All of this suited for her position as a slave to the Lord of the Dead and Sea. "I need your help, though", he spoke as he took out the drawing of the key from the back of his pants, stretching it out for her to see it. "I'm looking for this. This key", she looked at her and watched her expressions on her half-flawless face, since the other was barely concealed by the barnacles.