" Dear sir or maddam, I am writing to inform you of an up coming event to which you are invited to a grand ball and masquerade in London by her highnesses wishs, we look forward to seeing you as soon as you are able. The dress type is that of an official smartly dressed for just such a grand occasion. Your fair shall be paid for in advance for your attendance as well as an escort to the grand all's location. The party shall begin at 9PM sharp and shall finish at 11PM, we look forward once again to your attendance and hope you are able to make it, kind regards Philip de Lessrator"<br/><br/>The time of season was that of a strong winters chill, though it was not cold enough to feel such frosted blows beyond the comfirts of a thickly laid coat, Raziel was already in the carrage on his way to such a grand occasion, if there was one thing he so admired it was a good dance with bloody murders to witness. Any good assassin could see this was a job and none the less a public killing for a murder of nobility, the targets were never the Royal family but those whom supported them and the timeing couldnt be more perfect as of late Raziel had become a little bored with targets of minimal protection.<br/><br/>The roads were bumpy and poorly laid out but what could be expected in those times, the houses on the other hand were huge, the sign that nobility lived there and needed space for their maids and butlers after all who could leave their services for a few moments before their masters yelled for assistance to wipe their own arse. It was a food for thought moment and the gentleman that sat paciently in the carrage kept a light toned smile behind his masked appearance, what a sight to behold an invitation to a royal ball.<br/><br/>It was a procpect that the gentleman couldnt wait, as his carrage pulled up infront of a lavishing building, able to host fifty carrages at once which only told the young man there were going to be well over four hundred people in one area, the more the merrier to his thoughts as such a man made his way up the steps keeping his posture to that of nobility its self.