<br/><strong>Erato, tagged La'cael'rah</strong><br/><br/>Really, why did their Queen took a liking to this whiney creature? Erato's already short patience was running even shorter now that La'cael'rah gave an answer without details.<br/><br/>"Well? What kind are there? They turn into wolves or do they only howl like one? Have you seen one like that with the prisoners?"<br/><br/>For one thing, the succubus was actually grateful for the fae’s presence, it took her mind off her troubles. Belphegor changed a great deal in her plan, forcing Erato to take another route into consideration. Should the Demon Lord decide to do something to Zaeroses, she wouldn’t really mind. Either way it’ll turn for the Queen’s benefit and that was the only thing Erato cared about.<br/>The howl was quickly followed by another animal grunt, this time different in terms of sound and intensity. Hell’s corridors were perfect for echoing everything, giving the expression “the walls have ears” a whole new meaning. It looked like the fae was taking her in the direction of the bathing chamber, yet there were other rooms in that part where the Queen might have decided to linger. If she wasn’t with La’cael’rah, what was she doing? Jealousy made Erato impatient and often unpredictable.<br/>