Zeref didn't know how to comfort Draco. He hugged her softly and rubbed her back. "Draco, please, don't cry." He said calmly. Then it occurred to him. There might be a way to appease both problems. But he'd have to once more, perform the unthinkable deed that gave him his curse in the first place. Heaving a sigh he knew it would probably be the only chance for his niece to live.<br/><br/>"So, Ahnkseram wants Natsu to suffer. Again my curse affects my family in ways I didn't wish for it. Must I again provoke his anger for the one who has made me less alone in this world?" Zeref pondered out loud, his voice a bitter tone as his anger was directed at the one person who cursed him. "If he wants his sister back, he's going to have to give you a soul of equal value. Either that, or I create such a soul myself, to provoke him."<br/><br/>Zeref smiled at Draco. "Don't worry Draco. We'll find a way to appease both problems. You're a smart girl."<br/><br/>------<br/><br/>Cain's prayers, were only met in silence it seemed. Cain gritted his teeth and stood up. "So it's going to be like that? You talk to My grandfather, you spoke to my father, but when it comes to incompetent, good for nothing Cain, you stay silent. Of all them, you Ankhseram, Brother of my Patron deity, Exphion, who's soul is in Draco, who I have fallen for."<br/><br/>"Whoa whoa whoa, Cain buddy, what are you doing? Why are you dragging yourself to a potential marked for death factor with a a God?" Beltharion asked. "I have waited almost 2 centuries to regain my partner and I don't want to lose him because he wants to potentially butt heads with a God!"<br/><br/>"I'm just seeing if he's listening, but it seems like all the rest, he chooses to ignore me, like the rest of the mortals." Cain noted. "Let's go Beltharion." Cain stood up to prepare to leave the cathedral.