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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Festy_Dog" data-source="post: 4024879" data-attributes="member: 2561">Archer listened attentively. The situation was perhaps somewhat worse than he expected, but LB was giving it to them straight and Archer respected him for that. Also, he appreciated being given a chance. LB seemed to be going above and beyond the call of duty by giving them an opportunity to save their own butts.Archer's guts froze. Destroy Celeste? She'd been unnecessarily cruel, but he wouldn't want to see her destroyed. And yet, if she wasn't done away with, everyone here would get the axe.His mind rapidly set to work. The only thing he could think of to keep both Celeste and the neonates, himself included, alive was only a bare bones theory at this stage. To give himself more time to formulate something solid he'd help the others with theirs. Success for all or success for none.Biggs seemed eager to take on his own, and everyone else's, sires. Archer thought it was a foolhardy proposition, but as long as the identities and locations of the vampires were determined then everyone else would be safe regardless of Biggs' success in fighting whoever they were. Archer's other suspicions had been confirmed also. He needed to identify LB's childer, so that if Biggs' sire turned out to be one of them they could blame this 'Merchant', whoever he was. He somehow doubted LB would accept any other answer."Thankyou, LB. We'll do everything within our capacity to make sure this works out," the respect in Archer's voice was hard to miss, "Well people, I suppose we have our work cut out for us then."</blockquote>

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