Nora considered his question about Lucian. She did not like the guy, but he seemed more incompetent than purposefully malevolent.  "I'd put money on the fact that he bought it from whoever let that thing go, rather than let it go himself." She said. Tobias had already started to pull his phone out and he simply nodded.<br/><br/>"Ohhhh, a reward? Was I a good girl?" She asked back, arching a brow at him, her lips curling into a playful smirk. It was a bit of a mask, since even the reward referenced the fact that she had spilled her guts to him. The guilt she felt weaved its way back in as she thought about tangling in the sheets with him again. Nora had wanted to use this to her advantage, if the so-called guardian could open the door to any manner of place, surely he could open the door to wherever Will's sole had gone after he died. She thought about just telling Pace that, maybe he would toss her into some random dimension if she came clean...<br/><br/>She turned though, pressing that thought back out of her mind and heading in the same direction they had come in. By the time they reached the exit, Tobias was waiting for them, his phone back in his pocket. He looked uncomfortable. She knew that he had put Sera in incredible danger once, and since then, he had been rather vocal about making sure she stayed out of any kind of peril. It was a futile thing. Sera did not have the deathwish that Nora had, but the sisters did share the need to help those around them. The weak, the defenseless...And the sort of people the Society discounted.<br/><br/>"She's walking over." He shared with them. A few more minutes passed and down the street, she could be seen. Sera was the smaller of the two women, just an inch or so over five feet. Her long blond hair was braided to one side, and she wore a sweater and jeans. It was a casual but clean look. As soon as she caught sight of the group of them her pace quickened until she had her arms around Nora. The two women embraced for a moment and then as Sera released her older sister, she took a look at the man with her. The small, blond woman was still smiling, but her gaze narrowed slightly.<br/><br/>"Interesting. Huh." She said, as if commenting on something that should have been obvious to everyone around her. Nora was about to ask, but Sera waved a hand. "We've got work to do, right? And I think we should probably get your date home before he turns back into a pumpkin or something like that." Her accent was similar to her sisters', but it might have been softened by her time in London. Sera took her fiance's hand and gestured for them to lead the way.<br/><br/>"You seem to have a thing for wild men," Sera commented, looking at Nora and mostly for her benefit. Tobias arched a brow, but just shook his head. Nora did not reply to the comment, instead, she walked back to the leyline they had come through, figuring that Gilles had probably torn the bar to bits already. Sera had to be picking up on something she wasn't, so reflexively Nora blinked into her shadow-sense. The line between Pace and the door still glowed golden, but he almost seemed dimmed at the end of it. That didn't necessarily mean anything, magic flowed in all sorts of strange ways.