Torahime and Muramasa both consider themselves to effectively be part of a set, when it comes to how they're treated for dividing up rewards.  They still only get one seat at the table, rather than two, so while Muramasa used to be a full member of the group, he does consider himself to have given up his seat to Torahime and to effectively be simply serving as her sword from now on.  As for their overall goals, Muramasa is largely just interested in getting into good fights, while Torahime has the simple goal of becoming even stronger than she is now.  Long-term, she does have the ambition of beating both Graz'zt and Levistus in fair duels and being recognized as the strongest swordswoman in the lower planes, but she recognizes that that's a far-off goal, rather than an immediately attainable one.<br/><br/>Having strong allies that she can count on and being tied to the castle has caused her overall options for achieving her goals to grow considerably, however...<br/><br/>1) Torahime would certainly be open for running a heist of some sort.  If it's part of doing something to get Malcanthet off her back, then all the better, in her opinion, so she's probably be up for whatever plan Galyxx has, as well.<br/><br/>2) When it comes to taking over other layers, I'll note that we have our castle in Hades, that gaining mastery over a layer of the Abyss will give us a presence there, and that I've suggested trying to gain a spot in Baator, as well.  One interesting possibility might be to also try to establish ourselves in Gehenna and Carceri and effectively link all the lower planes together.  Maybe even establish domains in as many different planes as we can, rather than specifically focusing in on just the Abyss and/or other lower planes?<br/><br/>3) Torahime isn't very well set up for acquiring more souls, herself.  She might start up a cult at some point, but it'll be more focused around spreading her ideals and might even wind up attracting just as many lawful neutral individuals as lawful evil ones.  She would certainly be willing to help out with anyone else's plans on this front, however.<br/><br/>4) This could certainly be interesting for a longer-term project, though we would have to be subtle in how we went about it.<br/><br/>5) As I said, one of Torahime's goals is to defeat Graz'zt in a fair and proper duel.  Given his notable paranoia, even getting him into said duel will likely be rather difficult, however.  I suppose this makes Torahime and Methu rivals, at least over this one thing. ;D<br/><br/><br/><br/>Pale, I believe that Methu actually left his cohort in a safe place elsewhere on the plane, and was simply greater teleporting out to him for buffs.  After his five rounds of buffing, then he teleported back in and started going after Grimjaw.