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Pausing she listened to the words nodding once or twice before speaking in reply with her brow furrowed as if in thought, "Mayhaps you have actually learned after the actions of before. In the past you were reckless. I am happy that you appear to now understand where that leads. So yes I did believe you honestly went straight for the throne. That you been listening is encouraging, maybe you may actually stand a chance against Erebuz. Perhaps."

Hearing the compliments she gave a subtle grin, "Why you flatter me Lucifer, sadly it does not get much anyway, but one does appreciate the gesture nonetheless. Sadly for your sake I prefer results not increasing of my ego, that is your department I do believe Lucifer. Myself I crave only two things, Destruction and order in Hell, those two ideals are enough for me. And always were, you let me have those and don't fling me into a lake again you will never witness the Ides of March. I do so promise that. From me at least..."

As she walked over finally having spoke she went on, "Power is finite and fleeting, the secret you may not realize Lucifer is though I crave no power outside of the norm, I understand the complexities of it and how it corrupts and soils intentions of veritable nature. I know from past of how this relationship was, you do believe I am naive and even unaware of what's what. That is far from the truth, I do understand. Though nor am I a puppet, willing or otherwise. I just understand way of things. I only want leadership for Hell. It just that both you are Erebuz are the two most worthy of it. Although you have the experience, he has what we shall call tenaciousness. I could ponder further, but if one knows the position of where one is on the chessboard, you are far more safe, since you know your limits. I know my limits Lucifer, and that is why in the end you need people like I. Erebuz too, but one thing must change, currently Hell has a huge ego problem, one needs to go and you need allies, which it is looking unlikely you will discover in Hell if I was to be forthright."

With her crimson gaze glinting in the sharp light, she ended, "Now, you know I understand more, than I display, you may continue."