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[Margaery]

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Margaery had seen the world- its wonders, its horrors. She had been the horrors of the world too, a lurking shadow that took and took and took and didn't stop until her victims were crumbled and twisted at her feet. One thousand years of existence had provided her many travel opportunities, paws taking her either in the direction of her father or as far away from him as she could get. They were always falling apart simply to fall back together, and with their constant cycle of love and hate, came the opportunity to witness so many of the earth's beauties. Margaery often wished that things were different- wished that she and her father could travel together, seeing remarkable forests and mountains and cities built from nothing. But their history was too tattered, too bloody, for that to ever be a reality, and so she had done what any wise girl would do and settled down.

Home hadn't become a place though, but rather, a person. A set of people. Her family. She thought about them now, chocolate colored paws leading her lithe frame closer and closer to the border, those blue-gray eyes narrowing ever so slightly as an unwelcome scent met her. The roses that bloomed constantly at her paws turned a darker shade with every step, her expression twisting until it was something more akin to predator like. Why was someone from the Typhoon here? Had they not done enough damage? Wrecked enough havoc? She'd rip them to pieces. Destroy them. She needed to.

But the vampire remained cordial as she halted before Kazumi, knowing that this stranger had to be subjected to questioning first. [color=#b09090]"Name and business?" She inquired smoothly. Coldly. A peaceful neutral relationship had been damaged for what gain? The Ascendants had done nothing to provoke the wrath of those filthy pirates and she certainly hoped that this strange individual had no desire to increase the damage already done to them. [color=#b09090]"As you may know, our clans aren't on the best of terms."