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Message: <blockquote data-quote="izillama" data-source="post: 6034876" data-attributes="member: 79171">Clover gave Lacey a quick look, but she could detect no sign of mockery in the woman's question. Suddenly unsure of her initial evaluation of Lacey, she covered her surprise by speaking to the root of the matter, "I don't think it's wise to go see them. Just as we're about to declare ourselves to the Prince of the Camarilla tomorrow evening, would it not have been prudent to do the same for the Anarchs ages ago? We've been in this city for nine months and haven't gone out of our way to cross paths with them. Assuming they've probably been keeping eyes on the two strange new vampires that showed up in their city three quarters of a year ago, I think that they'd find it suspicious that we are just now getting around to mingling with them. Koln, if it's important to you to go meet the Anarchs, then by all means, take this..." she glared at Meredith briefly, "woman and go. You're a grown man, and I can't stop you. But as I see now that Lacey and I are on a similar page, perhaps she and I can continue on this little escapade of Alex's and begin to try and track down this Gillian person. I got a lead from the vampire over there." She gestured to Sir.Taking command of her NEW coterie of 1 (Lacey, because GOOD FRIENDS ARE HARD TO COME BY THESE DAYS), she took her leave of Koln, nodding cordially, "So, a good evening to you, Father. I trust I'll see you again before the night is done?" She motioned to Lacey to follow her out the door.</blockquote>

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