Lydia was pleased to see that her<i>visitors</i>took the bait, and a smirk crossed her lips as she saw the male Enforcer's grip shake, catching the slightest movement of his arm. Every detail stood out to her in the dark, and she could see the discomfort on his face. Unlike Morgan, he had kept his gun raised. Lydia doubted that Morgan trusted her, but at least the officer had the brainpower to listen. If Lydia hurt them, things would wind up worse for<i> her</i>, and for the entirety of the Coven, so that was out of the question. The man, on the other hand, seemed to have no clue who she was. Weren't the Enforcers supposed to keep each other in the loop?<br/><br/>Morgan asked her for Alex's name and offered to let her go, but before Lydia could say anything, the two officers began to bicker. Lydia sneered at the man's comment as he referred to Alex as 'one of<i>those</i>.' Alex had yet to fully change, but Lydia had already begun to view her as a vampire. It was as if a switch had been flipped, and the respect she had for the woman had increased tenfold. Of course, pureblood vampires were seen as higher than transformed ones, but either case was higher than human in her eyes and on top of that, Alex was<i>her</i>fledgling now. Humans, on the other hand, could be cute and entertaining, but ultimately, they were beneath her, and she wouldn't tolerate haughty humans.<br/><br/>Lydia heard Morgan tell her partner, Elias, to shut up, but she had words to share with him. The vampire took steps in his direction, staring him down with a harsh glare. "Listen, little boy-," as far as she was concerned, that's what he was, "-o<i>ne of these</i>is still higher than you are on the food chain, and you'd be keen not to sling insults as though you have the power to back them up," she snapped. "Don't even think about using that little toy;-," she nodded to his gun, "Shoot me, and you'll have the entire Coven to answer to. And I wonder, how good is your aim when your hand is shaking?"<br/><br/>She only realized after snapping at the man that he didn't know about her previous meeting with Morgan. That was odd, for a number of reasons, but it meant that there was a chance that the rest of the Enforcers were unaware of the entire corpse situation. Or, maybe Morgan was hiding the knowledge for herself so she could claim all the glory of solving the mystery. Lydia didn't know the officer well enough to pin her motives, but at the very least, it seemed clear to her that Morgan knew more than her partner did. It was imperative that Lydia knew what she knew, if only to beat her to the chase.<br/><br/>Lydia turned to face Morgan, the anger on her face disappearing. She had no real reason to be upset with her, and for now, she needed the human to be comfortable enough to talk. She lowered her voice. "See me before sunrise - upstairs, like last time - and we'll talk then. Come without your...friend." She looked down at Alex again, and thankfully, she hadn't stirred any more. "Now, I have business to attend to." Lydia shot one more dagger-like glare at Elias, this time in a dare to delay her any longer and see what would happen. She began to walk past the two of them without waiting around for them to object, if they would. She did, however, pause to make one more comment. "You might want to consider putting him on a leash,<i>Morgan</i>." Lydia said the officer's name slowly, as if it were a foreign word - she rarely referred to humans by name - and continued sauntering away, smirking to herself.