"Fair warning was given, he was caught and taken care of, that is all we need to know. No action will be taken against you or Mayumi," he said, closing the book and putting it away, "IS there anything else you need addressed, we were just about to call it quits for this session anyways."

"That was all. There are no further topics that need to be addressed. Just reporting a fatality." she said, smiling slightly at hearing that there will be no charges against either of them.

"Then this meeting is finished. We will meet back here this afternoon, Those of us who will be there, see you then," he saidputting away several records and standing. Giving a nod, the other council members did the same before leaving.

"How did it go," Mayumi asked, carefully cradling Ece, "Ece is still very stired up about that red breaking in here. Tieral is outside working on the last wall. He says it's to distract himself so he can calm down."

AS Mayumi spoke, Ece curled up tightly as she shivered and cried.

Goldenscale went over to Ece and picked her up gently before cradling her.  "It's alright, Ece.  The red dragon is gone now.  And no matter what, I'll always protect you, my dear little one." she whispered.  "The red is now dead and the council has been notified of his death.  We will not be charged for hurting him in any way."

"You know, I find it rather comforting to know that the current council members aren't trying to blow things out of perportion. They're all people with families that have the same every day problems as the rest of us," Mayumi said, returning to her nest, "Things will start to grow and prosper soon. Maybe this community can reclaim the fame it once had and long since lost."

As Goldenscale cradled Ece, the fae's crying slowly faded into soft sobs. "I can feel his presence, he is suffering and dieing. He is afraid, and he deserves it," she said, looking up to Goldenscale, "Maybe now Mama and Papa's spirits can rest in peace."

"He needs to know how it feels to be afraid.  It was never ok to kill anyone for a snack." she said quietly.  "Let's just hope there aren't any more creatures like him here in the cave or in the forest at all."

"Dad is struggling to keep something down, something dark is trying to push its way out into his mind," she said, looking towards the door to the expansion, "Ahnah is doing something, but it only seems to be keeping it form getting worse rather that reversing it."

"THe darkness is everywhere, in mind and sight," TIeral said, lifting a slab as his scales bobbed between dark and normal coloration, "What I see is not there. What I don't see sits in plain veiw."

"I fight it because I am afraid I will never revert back," Tieral said, a dark ring forming around the edges of his eyes, "I need help, but I know not who to ask. Ahnah is doing her best, but that is only keeping it from going any farther. I need something to reverse it, or at least something to neutralize it."