The other twin brushed her chin-length blonde hair back from her face, clearing it away from her dark blue eyes.  A curvaceous woman, other than the fact that her neck was bare of a collar she was identical to her sister in all but the smallest details, with generous busts and round hips framing their slim waists. Their figures were emphasized by the lines of their matching, slinky silken outfits with wrap-around tops that clung to their breasts snugly and crossed above their collarbones, leaving a diamond-shaped gap displaying ample cleavage and ankle-length skirts that were slit up both legs to the hip, to the point of being almost more like loincloths than skirts except in their length.  Both twins' fair, exposed skin showed the soft lines of their muscle definition beneath the surface, and both were adorned with various baubles of gemstones and jewelry hung by fine, delicate gold and brass chains, and they wore open sandals with criss-crossing laces covering their calves.  They had carefully measured scarves of the same silk as their clothes that were secured at various points around their belts and to their wrists so that the cloth would float and stream in a flashy and perhaps distracting display with certain movements - such as when fighting.  They stood about shoulder-height to the Overlord's heavily armored figure, contrasting his metal-enclosed figure as they surveyed the landscape ahead.<br/><br/>The un-collared twin gave the man a briefly appraising look before putting her attention back on the forest ahead, saying, "What is your plan, Overlord?  I'm sure most of the Fey would find it easy effect an escape from only us three, when it becomes clear to them that our might is not to be trifled with even when outnumbered.  We can't be everywhere to cut off escape routes, and they're notoriously slippery creatures.  If you want to avenge yourself on their bodies instead of their empty homes, we'll need to devise a way to restrict their movement, or force them to surrender directly to us."  Indeed, since they were within a day's march of the castle the woman had little doubt that these faeries already knew they were nearby.  She didn't feel as though she were being watched at just that moment, but against an enemy known for trickery, deceit, and stealth it only made sense to assume their expertise at scouting and spying outweighed her ability to spot them, rather than assuming they'd be taken by surprise.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>