The yammering and bickering of supposedly civilized vampyres continued to echo throughout the stoned wall room, lily placed her hand aggravated at them all. ‘Politics sure have changed,’ she thought to herself peeking through her fingers and glaring at the ones before her. Lily let a sigh escaped lungs, “Are we done here?” she asked hoping on the slight chance that someone would reply with a yes.<br/><br/>“Like hell we are, Lily!” a female vampyre with a short hair with a long low ponytail protruding out of the bottom replied. Lily rolled her eyes, all of this is pointless these bureaucrats are never going to agree with each other as so long as they drew breath. “What are you going to do?! This is genocide of our race! The Church of Helios is killing us and you are doing nothing about it!” the vampyre continued giving Lily a twinge of anger, “The rogue vampyres are doing either nothing at all or making it worst! Are you truly this blind?” the vampyre was practically yelling at this point causing a silence among the other council members.<br/><br/>“You are all fools if you truly believe our race is the only one with in harms way of genocide. Were teetering on fine line of war, which I’m sure none of you want to begin. So in all honesty what is it that you want me to do, my most esteem high council,” Lily kept all of her composer when speaking as the council members looked at each other. Lily already knew the answer to her question though, but she wanted to hear it from the horses mouths. Silence seemed to echo on in the few seconds that it was there, ‘go on say it,’ Lily thought to herself. They want rouge vampyres put under lock and key. Punished for their “crimes” when all and all they just wanted to live under the radar and stay out of matters like this. Although admittedly Lily knew their were the violent ones, the dangerous ones, and the ones tired of seeing their lives and kind torn apart from them. A fight for change has always been a hard one, she knew this all too well.<br/><br/>“We want the core issue dealt with and quickly,” Kellen replied. Lily knew Kellen well, she had a mutual respect for her, even though she could be stubborn as hell. “The general population of our kind is scared and want a peaceful outcome, even if that means getting rid the few bad eggs in our mists,” Kellen spoke with grace and understanding, but Lily was disappointed in her response. Truly, Lily wanted to reply with, ‘We use to be the bad eggs,’ but kept silent.<br/><br/>“Honestly, Beloved Queen, we can’t afford to just stand around and wait for these loose ends to bring the wrath of the Church of Helios down on all of us,” the vampyre with the crimson lips spoke up again, what was this one’s name again? Ah, yes. Pandra, how could she forget a name that so reflects her self centered personality. “If you don’t Alucard, we just may have another Dracula on our hands,” she gave a glare and cocky smirk as the council looked at her with shock that she would say anything of that.<br/><br/>Grinding her teeth, Lily tried all she could from snarling and baring her fangs. Must not, must not give the bitch the satisfaction of seeing her angry, keep your composure. “Very well, you all want to lock away or spill the blood of our kind to keep the Church of our backs? Fine. I was just on my way to pay a visit to a rouge pure blooded vampyre and a hybrid anyway. And now,” Lily pushed her chair back and stood up, “I shall be on my way.” The council had no reply, they had typically gotten what they wanted, but the words Lily put them in left them questioning themselves. “Come now Iris, we have much to do and I don’t want to waste any time,” Lily began walking away with everyone of her steps seeming to shake the ground. ‘Now,’ Lily thought to herself, ‘is the time to see where true allegiances lie.’