(OOC: My apologies for delays, today's been busy so far.)<br/><br/><strong>Alest</strong><br/><br/>The master refrained from answering.  As she walked away, he briefly toyed with the idea of creating an accidental death.  Howeve,r in the Temple, that would not go far to keep his tracks covered.  A small smile played across his lips, though as Kaylin left.  She could be quite useful.  And he suspected she'd play her role in his scheme nicely, even if she didn't know it.  Eevn so, she was a tool.  Unless she learned to control her mouth and learned some discretion, she'd never amount to much beyond that.<br/><br/>Then his eye caught Alentia.  Smiling still, he turned on his charm.  "Ah, my dear.  How are ou today," he asked, his eyes flickering over her briefly, trying to discern what she'd heard and how long she'd been there.  He knew about servants and ears.  He'd learned from the mistakes of others.