<strong>Ivette</strong><br/><br/>They giggled in unison, and Kasumi soon hopped up to join the pair, flanking Ivette between the two mermaids. Kotone gave the woman's butt a good squeeze, "So was that flying before a spell? So you can cast spells, then? Hmmm... All we have is our kisses."<br/><br/>"And the song." Kasumi added absent-mindedly before kissing Ivette's shoulder. Kotone propped herself up on one elbow, "You know, If I had that kind of power. The things I would do!"<br/><br/>Kasumi matched her sister's position, the two of them speaking over Ivette, "You know what I heard Yumi did?"<br/><br/>"Whose Yumi?" Kotone asked, tilting her head to the side, to which Kasumi replied, "The you know, the conjurer!"<br/><br/>"Ooh," Kotone answered, "The one who summoned all those monsters to her private quaters?" The other sister gasped, "You knew?"<br/><br/>"Who didn't?"<br/><br/><strong>Leander</strong><br/><br/>"Sa." Xeola replied, nodding slowly and uncertaintly. She looked down at the vase, biting her lip as she thought about what to say next. She pointed at the Yuan-Ti and the Elf facing one another, throwing in a little Sylvan with her own serpentine language. From what he could gather, both the Elves and the Yuan-Ti held human slaves... There was a war between the two nations, with the elves having ultimately lost. Her tone indicated a somewhat more positive sentiment towards his own race.<br/><br/>Both sides used the humans to fight for them, but during and after the war, the slaves banded together against their oppressors. She relayed with much sadness how another war was fought. And was<em>still</em>being fought, apparently. She looked away, and then back to Leander. Xeola said with a fonder voice something about the Elves and 'Emancipation', although an archaic form of the word. She again mentioned how the Elves lost, her words dejected and melancholy. Apparently her knowledge of Sylvan was entirely derived from spoken stories about the past.