Death simply ignored the Hunter who had chosen to respond to him with an outburst, and instead shifted his attention to Hatsu, the only other one who spoke up. "Trust? That's not the word I would use for it, no. We are not allies out of a particularly strong desire to work together; this is a partnership born from necessity. As long as we have a common enemy, he will not betray us. I would stake my own life on it," Death said with a smirk, fully aware of the irony of his last statement. "I know Abaddon. He may be a deadly opponent.. but he is also an honorable one. The Reverend has betrayed that honor, and Abaddon will do what he must to defeat him now."<br/><br/>"I will not ask any of you to work directly with him until the day of our final battle. Until then, communication will be between me and him alone, if that would ease your mind. If this plan concerns you, feel free to leave and make your own way," he continued, raising his arm and causing a portal to appear on the nearby wall. "For those of you who choose to stay, we will begin preparations in the morning."