Words for the wicked.

[Blackblood]

Blackblood looked at her, and gave her hand a gentle squeeze. The male kept her hand in a lock for only a moment, before that squeeze passed and he loosened his grip, allowing her to withdraw again if she so chose to. Quietly, the vampire nodded his head to her question.

"A brother, now, but before, something else. I am different, and somewhat the same."

Blackblood's eyes then moved to Ventress, having ignored the fact that she pointed a weapon at him. Eyes traveled down the length of the wand, up her arm, and to the woman's eyes. His own would seem cold, though they were very much emotional, and filled with a life that passed from body to body. He then turned his attention back to Kenshu, and spoke once with his mind, to hers, in hopes that it would reach her.

"My identity must remain a secret, Kenshu. It would not be wise to reveal who I am just as of yet. Especially to Lita. I know she is here, somewhere. Should she find out I am here, it could cause a hysteria that this land does not need..."

[Kenshu Death]

He answered her with what she knew to be true, the touch of his hand said as much as a thousand words could to her.
Watching him respond though only very slightly to the fact Ventress had taken a defensive stance to him she patted Ventress upon the shoulder, careful to touch only cloth and not her skin, she didn't need other things invading her mind.

The words he spoke only to her she frowned at her eyes darkening a bit once more with questions of why it would cause such problems for them to know who he was.
'Will need a to be a little better with your explanation"

[Blackblood]

Blackblood's lips turned into a soft scowl, as he withdrew his hand and fastened the glove back to the belts. He began to roll his collar back up, clasping the clips together so it would stay aloft over his mouth and nose, and lastly, his sunglasses back over his eyes. In a moment of thought, his mind once again replied a better explanation,

"Our brother has asked that I am to prove myself of taking his stead, at head of the family... But almost everyone thinks that I am dead. It would probably be for the better. Were certain power-hungry people aware that I am alive. It could bring Chaos to this land. Were Lita to find out, it may cause confusion and an instability I am not prepared to handle."

[Kenshu Death]

She sighed her cheeks flaring it was going to be obvious now to Ventress that Kenshu and Blackblood where talking without words because she decided she had enough of it.
"Well... you see we are not aware of whats happened with the big boss brother because he doesn't visit us anymore so you will have to fill us in on what the hell has happened?"
She got the feeling there had been blood shed in her brother's city.

The skies now eventually let loose rain covering the canopy of trees.
"As for twinnie, she has left us hight and dry for months.... don't know where she is... she does not even know her lover is dead"

[Blackblood]

Blackblood nodded slowly, and turned to look at the destruction his sister had created across the landscape. He made a small sigh before he turned back to her, and he spoke aloud, disregarding the means of telepathy.

"Understood. Perhaps another place of solitude, that we can meet? I imagine you do not do well around a crowd, so a night club with blood available is not the answer... I do not know the city well enough to choose a meeting place. I will leave that for you to decide. Reach out to me when you know where we can catch up."

With that, Blackblood bowed to Kenshu, and then to Ventress, before turning on his heel and striding for the tree line, heading in a bee line back to the city where he would wait for further response. When he was far enough away, the male looked at his hand where he'd shaken his sisters, and twiddled the fingers slightly, clenched into a fist and then relaxed. Within the hour, he was far from sight, but not out of reach.

[Kenshu Death]

She didn't say anything as he left them both there. There was no need to say anything to him now, there would be plenty of time for it.
Now she was alone back with her grief she looked at Ventress she knew well enough the woman suffered too but she never asked about it and wouldn't.

[Ventress]

"what a strange strange little man" She muttered, putting away her wand in the blink of an eye, well, after summoning a sandwich to devour, she was hungry, such confrontations always made her hungry. She noticed Kenshu looking at her, half suspecting some very strange look but didn't know for sure because she wasn't looking, but she knew Kenshu was looking at her.

"I haven't eaten for a week, alright?"

[Kenshu Death]

"Then eat" she frowned wrinkling up her nose at Ventress wondering how she could even stomach food after she had thought there was such a threat in the air.
Feeling deflated and exhausted with all that she had just learnt the earth seemed to sigh around them as it was released from her murderous campaign.
Confusion marked her anger for now.
Sitting down where she stood she looked around at her own distruction her eyes lightening up to usual she lay her head against her knees.

[Ventress]

After quickly devouring hr sandwich she leaned against a tree, gently folding her arms as she looked back to Kenshu finally, a warming look to her facial features before she took a quick look around. "gonna tell me what warranted... all of this?" She gently asked, pointing around to the dead animals, black dead trees that looked like the smallest breeze would make them crumble in to dust.

[Kenshu Death]

The question made her laugh bitterly against the flesh of her knees, swaying her head she continued the haunting sound trying to say what Ventress wanted her to say instead of what really was happening. She did not have he words for it anyway.
"Death warrents a reaction, this was ours"

[Ventress]

"ah so its because of... that... reason" She said, quickly adjusting what she was going to say at the end so it would be left unsaid. She knew Romal's death had caused shock waves through the coven and how he died, but she found herself strangely unaffected by the whole thing, and amused it was because she had never spoken to the male in question.

She sat down right next to Kenshu now, giving her a playful nudge on the shoulder, using a gloved hand to stop anything happening that may cause problems in the vampire's head. "you know death isn't the end, and I'd guess more then maybe some of the others"

[Kenshu Death]

"Death is never the end" she replied knocking Ventress back as she figured the woman would probably want and expect her to do.
Sighing she looked down at bloody finger nails raw from tearing at herself as she walked.
"Death is only a starting point and for ones like us and all who are like us it is not a good one. Never has been"

[Ventress]

"Well, I can't argue with that" She simply shrugged, again, showing a surprising lack of emotion in her answer, stretching her small wings which shouldn't be ale to give her the gift of flight, but just like the humble bumble bee somehow she managed rather well on the rare occasions she did take to the air. "there isn't much I can say that will make you feel better, so I wont... but, what did you want to talk about, I'm sure there is something"

[Kenshu Death]

"There is nothing..." she looked around hues taking in the death she had created, she should have felt remorse for killing what she was supposed to protect, for abusing her powers in such a way but she didn't. Her head splitting at the seams all she wanted was to destruct and take as much with her as she could, as her demonic nature would always want from her.
"You came to us tonight because we were a threat?" she asked suddenly wondering if Ventess had come to stop her.

[Ventress]

"no, as you rightly said everyone suffers from grief, this is just the way you are showing it, some remissness, others weep and a few do what you did" She said, showing signs there was some brains in her head somewhere, even if they didn't seem to be used all too often, which could have been a way to keep her away form the public eye. "I came here to clear my head, by chance seeing you here, I wouldn't be doing my job if I did stop to lend some support"