David
*Seeing the rabbit turn into a human was a bit of a surprise, especially after that long. She hasn't seen that before. Though, it should be possible. She really didn't mind the boss not appearing in person. Business happens.*

*Hearing the man speak, Yakaiyo would start to feel rage build up inside her. Every word the man said proved just how cowardly elves were, deceiving liars who choose to cheat others as soon as they can. Her grip on her bow tightens. Seems like they were isolated though, so they had plenty of time.*

"I have only a request, for the other two. No killing them. That's my job."

*As she spoke, her normally kind voice and caring voice suddenly turned dark and malicious, almost demanding, her eyes turning a shade of purple. Seems like there's a dark side she doesn't even realize. Her hatred for the elves is obvious, and her tone is harsh, like a storm brewing on the horizon.*
Beverly
While they waited, Ahri spent those minutes thinking about the future that awaited her. And the blood she would see flowing today. Ah, blood. How good it was! Red and sweet, what most satisfies her at that moment. She preferred not to talk too much while she was with her teammates waiting in the middle of the forest that surrounded them. She was a little quieter at times, as she had to fend for herself for the past 4 years. With no one to protect or love, only her, and her own anger. She leaned against a tree that provided shade for her and began to think and analyze her teammates a little better. They both looked good and competent, but the woman looked a little strange in Ahri's opinion. Something about her was strange to the vampire. The big man with four arms, on the other hand, looked cheerful, something that Ahri did not like very much but could bear.

Ahri turned to the rabbit that was coming towards them, with a slighty bad impression of him, but that she did not show. As it opened its mouth to speak, Ahri straightened up and walked over to the group. *"How can it speak? I thought that people who turned into animals could not speak like normal people."* Ahri thought for a moment and then tried to forget, shrugging and crossing her arms while listening intently to the curious rabbit. When he turned into a tall man, the vampire was not too surprised, as she knew that people turned into animals around and that was kind of normal in the world that they lived in.

"HAHA, that's *Your* Job? No. It's *Our* Job. So this is no for your request."

Ahri laughed when she heard the woman saying that her job was to kill. Poor thing, if Ahri didn't like her, things would get hot during that mission. Even more because of the vampire's age, she was still very immature. And she could certainly fight anybody. She turned back to the man and shook her head like no.

"I don't think there are any questions... But I want to know if this man has children."
Pamela
Yakaiyo: "No, you don't understand. For me, this isn't *Only* A job. This is Retribution. Justice. I won't necessarily stop you, but I want to be able to see the fear in their eyes as I make them suffer. So perhaps we both can. All I ask is that I get to do what I want with the kids, in front of the parents, if there are any."

*Yakaiyo almost nocked an arrow at the statement, but stopped herself. That would do nothing. The storm in her red eyes dies down slightly when talking to Ahri, but flares back up again when mentioning the children. Pretty obvious she hates them.*
Hazel
"Fear in their eyes, uh...? I see."

Ahri paused for a few seconds to think about what Yakaiyo had said at that moment. Fear in the eyes of children right? As Ahri had felt almost 5 years ago. She wasn't about to let some of her emotions influence her on missions, but this time, the woman beside her had nudged a wound indirectly. The vampire still remembers the pain she felt watching her parents being killed by some vampire who was on the mountain where she lived. Even though they were just adoptive parents, Ahri loved them so much. And deep down, she didn't want children to feel that. But anyway, she needed to complete this mission and not harm the rest of the group.

"So, okay, I just prefer that they die quickly. Parents can even die slowly. But even if they are elves, no child deserves it."
Pamela
Yakaiyo: "The children won't die. As of now. Physical torture is nothing compared to what I wish to inflict on the parents. A parent's worse fear is losing their child, or having them hurt, and not being able to do anything about it."

*Yakaiyo would look down. She's not herself now, saying things she would normally never dare to say. But in the most recent events, she's been pushed past her limit, and she broke against the rage and fear pent up inside.*

"Believe me. I've experienced it."
Hazel
Ahri nodded to Yakaiyo with the same cold expression that always dominated the girl's face. She crossed her arms and thought about the woman's words for a while, and thought about her past a little. At the moment, she didn't have much to say. So she preferred to be quiet and wait until the next orders they would receive. She looked out of the corner of her eye at Yakaiyo and saw herself in the past. She certainly went through something bad in life, judging by the expression she had.

"I believe in you..."
Kenya
*The robed man would look at Ardon's extended and then back up to Ardon, and simply turn his head to listen in to the conversation between the two females, seemingly ignoring your gesture of greeting and simply says*

"Let my rephrase my statement, are there any questions pertaining to the job. But I shall humor you for the question that doesn't ridicule me. I am an employee of said employer, much like you are. Friendships has no place in this type of buissness. That's all you need to know."

*Once Yakaiyo and Ahri have finished discussing, he would let out a small chuckle*

"Such a lengthy discussion without knowing if there were any children or not? Would be more humorous if there weren't any, but alas, there are. So your conversation wasn't a complete waste. As for killing or sparing, the boss cares not. As per the letter, he shall pay more for their live capture, but if for personal reasons you wish to kill them all, you are free to do so. If that's all you 3 wish to ask, shall we get this job started?" *The robed man would say as a matter of fact*
David
"Oh, they'll live. Not without marks, though. And yes, I would."

*With that, she draws an arrow from her quiver and nocks it in her bow. Her eyes return to a purplish shade, not quite calm, but not exactly wrathful either. She's less a angry now, now that she's come to a sort of agreement from Ahri. Still mad, though. At the elves. After looking at the map and studying it for a bit, she starts to walk in the direction of the hut.*