Chaos sighed at her question. "If I told you, death would follow." he said. He winked his one huge eye, hoping that they knew it was a hint and not just him blinking. He grabbed a soda from the fridge, and turned back to them. "And they didn't go missing in Pakistan. They came to see me here, and asked for the location of a deadly being." He cracked opened his soda. "I couldn't tell them directly, so I only hinted. In the end, they decided to go to Chernobyl. That's the last I saw of them." He poured the soda into one of the many faces that made up his body. He turned to Lilly. "I hope that helps..."<br/><br/>Death listened to the conversation from a tree outside the window. He would have to talk with Chaos personally later. Suddenly, in a flash of red smoke, a snake appeared next to him on the branch.<br/>"Hello, Death." said the serpent.<br/>"Hello, Lucifer." Death replied. He turned to face him. "I still don't forgive you."<br/>Lucifer smirked. "You're just grumpy that I have my daughter's soul instead of you, and she's safe in Hell."<br/>Death sighed. "Don't remind me... what are you doing here?"<br/>Lucifer frowned. "You know fights between ethereal entities is forbidden. If you continue to harass these children..." He flicked his tongue. "You'll start something you'll regret."<br/>Death shrugged. "I could care less, Lucifer." He turned to him. "Don't you have an heir to Hell to decide? Your 6,666th birthday is coming up soon..."<br/>Lucifer frowned again. "I've already decided on my heir, thank you very much. Thank you for caring, though." The snake disappeared into red smoke. "You have been warned, Death..." said Lucifer's disembodied voice. Death sighed and turned his attention back to Chaos and the others.