"I'm not done yet." Selene says as she pulls out a journal from her desk. "As for debts owed, you're free and clear. I owe your mentor a great debt. He did much for the family." Clearly there is something to that comment that under stresses the relationship. She opens the book, a journal with many inkstained pages as she pulls out a pin and starts writing.<br/><br/><br/><em>The Lady Selene, Countess of the Two Courts, wishes to pay a visit upon the Archive with a guest at her first convenience. <br/><br/>Lady Selene Anne Kane.<br/><br/></em><br/><br/>Selene puts the blotting sheet on the journal as she looked up at her guest.<br/><br/>"I can't find your foe. I know someone who MIGHT be able to do so, but you'll have to negotiate with her. There are some ground rules to be followed. Do not threaten her in action, word or deed. There are many forces who protect her and she is literally the font of all knowledge written down. You are to give no word of her appearance or location to any official in the Church. I trust you as the student of Father Frollo to keep this to yourself but I cannot begin to stress how some in the Church would love to get her in their grasp." She took the sheet and looked over the writing.<br/><br/>"No one force, however well intended, must have control of her."<br/><br/>She poured an dollop of ink on the accompanying page and sat back as she looked at her guest. The ink stirred and formed into words as she watched, the ink 'writing' itself into a reply as he watched.<br/><br/><em><br/>The Lady Selene, Countess of the Two Courts is welcome to call upon the Archive tonight at eight o'clock with Lucas Joseph Judas Carpenter, Knight of the Sword, at the Diogenes Club. <br/><br/>The Archive.<br/><br/>PS. Selene, dress proper and don't berate the lad. As for the problem of Fides, I suggest that you allow the Lady Selene to use the Serpent Skin scabbard. <br/></em><br/><br/>She held up the book for him to read<br/>