Lady Videns.

There was something to the offer that smelled like intrigue. Ereshkigal was a court creature at heart: menial labour she refused, but anything that required connivance piqued her interest. ‘You flatter me, dear one. Let us say I accept your proposition, who would be these undesirables of yours?

Her heart quickened at the thought of her plans coming to fruition. "Cathars, and - lets say - beggars? A variety to satisfy your palette."

Love is not effective against poison

This is all too familiar.

"The ones suited for making people disappear."

"Curious would be an accurate way to describe me… one of them at least. You see, among my people- my tribe, if you will, I’m pretty much a scout. So it would make sense that I was chosen for such a position among them because- well, I like to know things. I like to learn things- about places and people and ways of life… The world is such a vast- an incredibly vast place, indeed… I’ve heard some mages whisper of it, calling it the ‘Tellurian,’ a word that means ‘all of creation.’ I like it, because it includes all the places we can’t see- or don’t know about yet." He tossed his head about, shaggy hair falling out of and back into place about his horns.

Surprisingly, his nature intrigued the Lady. But luckily they had already reached the restaurant, which seemed completely void of life. "Well, that's...unexpected." She thought for a second, before turning to him. "How hungry are you?"

Ah- I need a good meal. Canned fish and chicken only tides you over for a while… But fresh meat is so hard to come by without somebody getting pissed about the way you acquired it.

((i see what you perhaps inadvertently did there :P))

A pitying look appeared on her face. Problematic little humans were a bit of a pest, and not one she would willingly deal with, so she felt for Eleanor. ‘I am so sorry to hear of your undesirables, dear one,’ she said. ‘As it stands, however, I really don’t think I am the right individual to propose this deal to. But why don’t you explain me a little more of the situation? I might be able to direct you to one who can help you.’

"I think you are the perfect individual. There are those who would want to see me dead, and there are those who have no place. Together, we could make Videns a beautiful place."

Ereshkigal always had enjoyed power, and she gently stroked her lips with her finger. Still, menial labour? Heavens above. ‘Do you have a human plague in Videns then, my dear, that you need to get rid of them? Or is there an other reason you wish me - or any vampire, I do assume - to procure some for you,’ she inquired. 

"There are a few… problem citizens, undesirables if you will. You’d be doing us both a favor." The corner of her mouth curved sharply as she pursed her lips, smirking.

She frowned and tried to think, before gasping and grinning "You know I’m made mostly out of metal! Not good for teeth at all!"

"Mostly, being the key word." She said, now towering over Minyx. "Your move."

There was very little that she would consider actually dirtying her hands for, be it literally or figuratively, but Ereshkigal was nothing if not well-mannered and decided to hear the other woman out. ‘Why, do enlighten me then, dear.’

"Why, you get both a chance to feed, and a higher position of power if you wish it, in Videns."

Ereshkigal smiled languidly. ‘My dear Eleanor, if you want me to hunt down little humans for you, you may ask me outright. I would have to decline, however; I am not in the habit of taking on any manual labour.’

"Of course, it isn't a proposition if you don't get something in return." She smiled, stepping towards the vampire.

'That would depend on the nature of what it is that must be procured. Excuse me however, I do not believe I caught your name.'

"You may call me Eleanor. And you would be procuring...people."

"How are your skills when it comes to... procuring?"

She fell flat and foreword, her smooth limbs stuck this way was not good, she shouted in surprise as she fell. "THATS CHEATING !"