#odilleh

Laurence knew about Odilleh’s job as head of maintenance at the castle, and not wanting to pass up this opportunity to see more of her in a private setting he had wasted no time in arranging things so that she was assigned to clean his quarters personally. With his position on the council here, it was easy to see his will carried out, though he didn’t have the power to go against the laws here. But something of this nature posed no difficulty at all. Of course he had easy access to the cleaning schedule, and knew exactly what time she was supposed to be arriving at his room to carry out her work. He made sure he would be there waiting for her.

Odilleh’s disappearance came as a great surprise, and a most unwelcome one. It was clear that she’d vanished into the ocean, and given the vastness of it’s depths, searching for her there could only prove to be an utterly futile endeavour. All Laurence could do was wait and hope that news of her whereabouts would come to him sooner or later. Being a vampire meant he had all the time in the world, after all.

“Come here” Ranavalona beckoned to the girl from across the corridor. “There’s a small matter which requires your attention...” she smirked knowingly. Normally she would’ve paid no attention to the siren, as she felt nothing but disdain for her, and hardly considered her significant enough to merit her interest. However, today she’d sought out the siren with a very specific purpose in mind, one that she was going to enjoy a great deal.