<em>Anything</em>? A magnificent smirk stretched across Min Yu’s soft pink lips. If there was any, even just a grain, of truth in Caleb’s statement than this was good news. He could use that to his advantage. Min Yu was glad to hear Caleb’s change hadn’t fried out his most base survival instincts – to stay alive. His dark brown eyes shifted over towards Caleb as they walked, watching with a pleased expression as his fledgling announce just how dedicated he was to keeping his new life. Oh, there was more than just a grain of truth to this. It was an entire wheat field of it.<br/><br/>“I’m happy to hear you’re so eager to embrace your new life as a watcher,” Min Yu said simply. His voice was crisp and neutral, though inside he was gleaming with satisfaction. He had a feeling dealing with Caleb was going to be very easy. Min Yu pressed his nails into the flesh of Caleb’s wrist just a bit tighter. He had no intentions of answering Caleb’s right away. There were other things he needed to tell his fledging first. As they entered his room he rolled his eyes at Caleb’s appreciation for Frederick’s room. Yes, yes, it all very nice.<br/><br/>“Pay attention to me,” Min Yu hissed. His hands snaked up to Caleb’s shoulders and he spun his fledgling around with an easy strength and pushed him toward Frederick’s bed. He pushed until Caleb’s knees hit the edge and then Min Yu stopped fisting his fingers in the fabric of Caleb’s clothes. Gravity did his work for him and sent Caleb across the satin bedding.<br/><br/>“Stay right there,” Min Yu said in a sharp tone as he made his way towards the bedroom. He didn’t stay there long. The young watcher fetched a piece of jagged glass from the sink and slipped it into his pocket before he stepped back into the bedroom and smiled as he approached Caleb. He hopped onto the foot of the bed and than sat down, crossing his legs underneath him. “I know what you’re considering and it’s a stupid idea. Don’t even try – he won’t fall for it. I don’t need you to seduce Frederick.”<br/><br/>Min Yu smiled pleasantly and leaned forward. He looked Caleb right in the eye, noticing how much bluer his eyes looked now. They had lost some of the green dab they had possessed before. Or perhaps it was just the lighting of the room. Min Yu didn’t linger on it for very long. “What I need you to do is be a pathetic, vulnerable, and helpless little fledgling.”