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Devon Nyx's Chambers
Devon Nyx followed Marik out of the Council Meeting and swallowed. She hated asking favors, but that was what she was about to have to do.

Devon Nyx growled under her breath but eventually nodded. "The," she paused for a moment, thinking, "late traitorous bitch Roshanara Tiovonen must be eliminated from history after I learn what I didn't know about her."
((She needs to learn that she has a younger half-sister that she didn't even know existed))
((She needs to learn that she has a younger half-sister that she didn't even know existed))

A sly smile formed onto his face. His fingers made quick work with the PDA. A green glow emitted from the PDA onto his eye. "Almost done with that bit of business,yet. What to do with this bit of information?" Turning the PDA a name and a face appeared that resembled Devon Nyx only slightly. "Looks like you."
((Here's the image that will be her profile pic: http://www.victorhugohair.com/wp-cont... Nadya's making her. Her name will be Echeveria Tiovonen, and she's going to be 13 or 14))
If it were physically possible, Devon Nyx would have paled. Of course it was not (due to the fact she was already white as a sheet normally), so she just stared at the screen blankly. Finally, she hissed. "Fucking shit!" She was silent for a moment. "Tiovonen's daughter must be removed from anywhere she could be in contact with the Resistance. I'd say to torture and kill her, but that would despise her existence exists, and that would bring suspicion onto me."
If it were physically possible, Devon Nyx would have paled. Of course it was not (due to the fact she was already white as a sheet normally), so she just stared at the screen blankly. Finally, she hissed. "Fucking shit!" She was silent for a moment. "Tiovonen's daughter must be removed from anywhere she could be in contact with the Resistance. I'd say to torture and kill her, but that would despise her existence exists, and that would bring suspicion onto me."

((Sorry, had to help out at the community center. I just got back.))
"Through the Wall that's taller than any skyscraper but this one? Pardon me if I fail to see the practicality." She sniffed, glancing around. She took a deep breath and hissed in frustration.
"Through the Wall that's taller than any skyscraper but this one? Pardon me if I fail to see the practicality." She sniffed, glancing around. She took a deep breath and hissed in frustration.

"I think that the rate of disappearances would have spiked in a way that it never has were this gap to exist," Devon Nyx retorted with a raised eyebrow. She fiddled absently with her fingers. "And what, pray tell, died in your hair?"
Devon Nyx snorted. "I will laugh if you become the first broke Council Member in history because of your habits," she threatened, rolling her eyes. "Now, what to do with the young Tiovonen."

Devon Nyx smirked. "And how close are they to nonexistance, did you say?" she queried, quirking an eyebrow. She sighed, glancing up at the dark ceiling. "I imagine I will. A tragic accident for her would not go amiss. Perhaps a little stay in the Gaol, a little torture?"

He was awarded a glare for his joke. When her brain processed the second sentence, she raised an eyebrow at him. She was sorely tempted to accept his offer. The only problem was that she had never had actually had alcohol. She blinked, still weighing the options. Eventually, she nodded.

Devon Nyx's eyes widened. She had not actually left the Council Skyscraper in over a year; being dead to the public sort of put a damper on leaving. She nodded stiffly before saying, "You are paying."

Devon Nyx scowled but said, "Fine, we can go." She stared at the ground, fully aware that she must be pretty irritable if she was actually agreeing to this.

Devon Nyx shrugged. "Nothing particularly substantial," Devon Nyx answered. She walked towards the kitchen and set to work on that set of locks. She sniffed.

Devon Nyx scowled. "As if I would grant germs entry." She licked her teeth. She finished opening the locks and stepped out of the narrow hall and into the narrow kitchen. She went straight to her refrigerator and pulled out a new pitcher of tea while setting the old one out on the counter.

Devon Nyx raised her eyebrows and took a sip of her tea. She shrugged. "I have little preference presently regarding food beyond the inclusion of basil, thyme, rosemary, and oregano." She tapped her fingers.

"Pity, as I do have a taste for those herbs," Devon Nyx shrugged. She did not have any one concrete answer. She had a mixture of reasons, but that was it. "And what is this sudden interest?" she elected to ask in lieu of an answer.
Devon Nyx's eyebrows skyrocketed. Of all the answers she could have gotten, that was one of the ones she was expecting the least. "Oh?" she asked.

She rolled her eyes and licked her teeth. "You're calling me predictable?" She tapped her fingers a little more quickly.

Devon Nyx pursed her lips and nodded slowly. She eyed Adam's cooking a bit warily. No one else had ever cooked on her stove, and no one had cooked for her since before she was brought onto the City Council.

Devon Nyx nodded, not tearing her gaze from the food. She absently took a sip of her tea. She took a seat on the counter as she had few places to sit in her chambers and none were in the kitchen.

Devon Nyx blinked. She opened her mouth and the closed it before she gave up trying to respond with anything other than a shrug. Eventually, she did answer, "How should I have a clue? Emotions are not what I claim as my strong suit."
Devon Nyx shrugged. "I question your reasoning skills. How should I know that?" She smirked.
Devon Nyx nodded and watched Adam's movement.

Devon Nyx raised an eyebrow. "Which one and what will you do in return from hearing them?" she challenged. "I have too many to simply lay them all out." She tapped her fingers, smirked, and shrugged.
In one room, with her own ventilation system she had specially designed, is her bed. That door is also locked by five combinations. That is also where all her books are.
In a second room, she has her own private kitchen because she does not trust the food given to her by the cooks. She has this door locked as well. She takes small amount of foods from the kitchens to avoid the threat of poisoning. This door is also locked by multiple locks.
Connecting these two rooms is a narrow hallway that leads to the entrance. Her door has 5 locks, and including a biometric scan. She can change whom it permits at will.
All of her furniture is plush and made with dark wood. All fabrics are pitch black with some silver detailing.
Roleplay!