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Maud strolled through the halls; her murderous feelings close behind her, one pale hand clasped her skirts holding them slightly up as she walked. She had thrown on a light cloak and had tied her hair up before she left; she found the palace to be chilly and kept her own chambers at a high temperature always. She avoid places where there were many servants, she despised peoples Company unless there was a reason for it. She had barely finished with her current items and spells for the queen; she had given them to one of the few servant who were under her care, take them to her, while she tended to other business.

The items she had sent to the queen included twelve daggers that would kill anyone insistently if they were to taste even a speck of the person’s blood. Ten charms that detect a enemies presence form a mile away. Five charms that helped you camouflage easier with your surroundings. Several tracking charms of the highest power, she had made sure nothing could interfere with them. Three talismans that if feed a drop of someone’s blood or hair could make them go under the user’s power. It was up to the queen to find whatever uses out of them.
Maud rounded another corner, passing a servant who had pressed herself against the wall trembling. Maud merely kept her eyes ahead ignoring the trash. The servants weren’t use to her being out her chambers and no doubt whispers of her being out and about would now travel the castle quickly , Hopefully making people careful to avoid her so she didn’t have to deal with them.

She had almost sent a servant to do the task for her, but had decided against it. After all they would probably just end up dead for asking such a question to the wolf himself. You see for the last ingredient for the curse, she needed the blood of a cursed man, and who better then the wolf. Most would wonder how she knew this, she was a witch she could spot the curse as soon as she first laid eyes one him. She had hidden a dagger under her skirts if he were to be less than happy of her asking, If he were to say no, well shed take it anyways.