<div class="floatleft">(http://www.kisax.com/images/Angie-Everhart/Angie-Everhart-4.JPG)</div><strong>Character Name/Alias</strong>: Maleficent, "Mal"<br/><strong>Wearing</strong>: Sleek black, form-fitting dress with low-cut bodice, black heels.<br/><strong>Location</strong>: Northern Region, Western Continent, Forest outside Rosalia, A small, lone castle.<br/><strong>Current Action(s)</strong>: Message given<br/><strong>Tagging</strong>: Snow and Company<br/><br/>"I believe you are right. We are concluded." Maleficent turned with a whipping of her black dress, the fabric snapping in the air as it followed her motions. Heeled feet carried her away from the group, those green eyes flickering around at the guards as they gave a wide berth. Was it because they knew what she was capable of? Or was it because Snow White said something? It didn't really matter to her. She paused before reaching the exit, glancing back towards the human queen and her coterie.<br/><br/>"I would heed words that have been spoken here, Snow White. The Djinn and I may end up working together or not. But the disease that is humanity WILL be wiped from these lands." No more words needed to be spoken. Before the eyes of all, Maleficent changed once again. The black of her gown seemed to engulf her, growing as she passed Sebastian through the gate of the palace and onto the street. THe swirl of magic grew until she once again became that massive dragon (http://weneedfun.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Black-Dragon-10.jpg). Spreading leathery wings, she would take flight with a roar that shook the walls of nearby buildings. Swirling around the city of Rosalia once again, Maleficent would make her way back the way she came...back to her forest, and her own small abode.<br/><br/>Landing and transmuting back to her more human form at the door to her home, she would snicker softly. At the rate this Rumplestiltskin was going, it would not be long before he was knocking on her door. In all honesty, she looked forward to it. Maleficent was no fool...she knew that simply telling the humans to leave wouldn't work. It just made ridding her forest of their presence more interesting in the long run.