When Kai informed Kallista that Mira had only a minor wound, she stored that information in the back of her mind. She had seen Plum hit the girl herself and there was quite the audible crack of her skull when the bookend made contact. If the girl's wound really wasn't that bad, then it had been healing the entire duration of the fight and now the conversation with Kai. The girl, Kallista realized, was likely in the process of turning and simply didn't know it. She was about to inform Kai of her belief, but then he had pulled out a remote, locking his bedroom door and turning to look at her.<br/><br/>If Kai had intended to intimidate her by locking the door, he had quite another thing coming. For now, though, she would entertain his tough guy act. "Let's get a couple things straight. Number one: out there, Ghost is the boss and doesn't want you harmed. In here, it's my world. I can make the sprinklers in here douse you in holy water if I want..." Kallista gave no reaction to this news as she was not particularly worried.<br/><br/>"Number two," he continued on, "I don't work for PM. I work for myself. I could leave now if I felt like it. Do you know why? Because I'm really fuckin' hard to kill, and I'm really fuckin' good at killing other people. I ain't like Plum. You can't exhaust me in a fight...You and your husband seem to think you hold all the cards since you've got Ghost on tinterhooks and all afraid. As long as I'm alive, you hold one less card than you think," with that, he pressed a button unlocking the door once more. "Now get out while I decide whether Ghost will live to see another day." She bristled some, her patience with Kai's rant having been worn thin. It didn't help when he turned on the sprinklers, beginning to soak the both of them.<br/><br/>She spoke in her broken common, but knew that the Shifter would get the gist of what she was saying, "Next time I not save...you need me yet," She turned heel and left the room as requested, but she wasn't worried about Kai's threats. She fully knew she was in the right and that, for her, was enough for her own security. Even though Kai and she both knew that she would be unlikely to ever kill him---they also both knew that Silas could. After all, he had quite the history.<br/><br/>As for Mira turning, Kai would likely have to find Kallista once he began to notice the changes in Mira. It wouldn't be an easy transition for the girl and since it didn't seem to be an intended transition by Cherry, it was likely Mira was going to face similar challenges as Kallista did. She gave an inward shrug to herself. The man could handle it himself.<br/><br/>"Good day, shifter."<br/><br/>When Kallista left, Plum began to stir, giving a soft groan. Goddamn, that LaFeyal woman was strong. She had looked so meek and mild that Plum hadn't even considered her a threat. She wouldn't make that mistake again she thought to herself as she sat up some, using her right arm to steady herself. She winced as her left arm shifted and she looked around the room only to see Kai standing by the bed by the very breathing Mira.<br/><br/>'Fuck...' she thought to herself. She wasn't in any sort of condition to try and fight off Kai so she could kill Mira and he didn't look none to thrilled to see her or an injured Mira either. "Hello, Kai," she greeted lamely, trying to swallow her nausea.<br/><br/>----<br/><br/>When Cherry had rushed out of the club and began to walk home, a man stepped beside her and began to walk. She did not immediately react as she knew it was just Mallow. "Let me guess," he began as he assessed her mood, "Your boytoy found another squeeze." She clenched her fists, still unwilling to respond. She knew Mallow was just trying to get a rise out of her---which if he kept going he was very likely to get. "You should be honest with him, Cher," he finally finished.<br/><br/>She slowed to a stop, putting a hand on her hip and staring him down, "Thanks for the advice but no thanks. We both already know Raz doesn't want me. Now what did you track me down for, Mallow. You rarely show up for no reason..."<br/><br/>Mallow was a peculiar guy, that was for sure. She knew she had to be careful around him as he was dangerous by himself, however she also knew he likely would never have a reason to come after her. They had a fairly decent working relationship.