Lilliana had non-verbally protested leaving the side of her brother, but he waved her on encouragingly.  The princess couldn't rightly remember which sibling the boy had been refering to, as far as she knew he had two brothers.  So, she passed through the main chamber and knocked on a door.  She knew there was a vampire inside, they were easily sensed when not trying to be undetected.  The girl stood in her purple splendor, skeptical and rather put-off by her brother's idea that he could directly tell her what to do.  She got up and left of her own free will, and not because he'd told her to.<br/><br/>Eurich took up the slate one more time and wrote a quick message: "I had her in my chambers the night you dispatched with the other, but I can't keep her there forever. I entrust you as they eyes in the back of my head. In return, I'll do all that I can to see that the Hisuka family is smiled upon by fortune, in the limitations of the castle and beyond."<br/><br/>_______________________-<br/><br/>Arrangements had been made for the gathering in the great hall that was supposed to take place later that evening.  A small group of servents had been asked to go into town and bid at auction earlier that day.  The lot they'd purchased were mealy, impoverished debters whose debts would be payed for in blood.  The Royal House covered what was left of their owed sum and took on the unfortunates as "dinner guests".  They were brought before the tables much earlier than the gathering was scheduled for and were offered the finest alcohol the region could provide.  They were also given absenth and allowed to writh until they lost connection with conciousness.  It was at this time that the vampyric guests were summoned.