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She heard what gringet said and slowly came out of the shadows after the girl. She put her stake in its holder and looked at him. "Well we're here. Oh and I'm keeping all of my weapons." She sighed, "Hello Fakill." she said loudly so he would hear her.

"Welcome, humans. To my keep, why have you come to seek me." Fakill jumped from the rathers and landed right in front of them, "I know you have not come here to kill me, plus that would be foolish to attack me in my own home," as fakill said this vampires emerge from the dark corners of the Hall.

"I do not mean any insult, but it is better do die in the Emperors' service than live for myself. If my orders had told me to die here than I would have gladly. A greater threat is approaching us both however and the Imperium requires your aid," I spoke with a respectful tone. How the heretics held themselves set me on edge. I turned and looked at the two women. "Hmm, I thought I had heard something earlier,"

I grip my stakes, and walk to the in front of the man and his soldiers. "Well of course why would I come here to kill you when I could be outside killing aliens. But that's a lie. The reason I'm here is because there are aliens so I can't try to kill you guys because they are currently the bigger threat. So the human race could use," She looks him over, "your help. All of the members of the Dypoon Clan. Now one way or the other you probably will help us because well if the aliens kill us all your out of luck and if you do the humans will be in your debt." The words rolled off of her tongue, she wasn't being rude just realistic about how she felt about the current situation. Then again being truthful could be rude, but she didn't mean it that way, but when she spoke her eyes shined with pleasure.

"We would just really appreciate any help you can offer. At this rate, humans will cease to exist in just a few months. We were hoping--or, at least I was, that we could come together just this one and put our differences aside. For the greater good of all mankind," her voice was a little pleading, but not enough to seem weak. Her eyes darted around the room the room as more members emerged. She half wished she had brought her kantana.

"We really just need your help."

Fakill just stood there looking at the armed men, the little girl and the vampire hunter. He sniff the air, not one of them had any fear except for the two dressed in uniform. "Well, I can see you need my help, but whats in it for me" Fakill said with a mocking smile. 'no way they have anything that a vampire can use to conqure the rest of the vampire world,' he thought

She snorted, of course he was being selfish. "Well if your going to be like that then what's the point, we came for help but it turned into a business contract." She laughed, thinking back to some thing her parents once had. "But speaking of contracts, didn't way back then there was a special document belonging to the vampires. Like a vampire Magna Carta?" She said in a ironic voice.

"We are your prey. Without us, I believe you would cease to be heretics. Food would be scarce, and the Emperors light would cease to protect and what will be left of humanity will turn to the ruinous powers to protect them. Trust me when I say you do not want to fight a Bloodthirster of Khorne or a Daemonette of Slaneesh," I spoke with a slight smile

"But!" Crystie said, speaking up.

"If there is something in particular that you desire..I'm sure we can help you get it! At this rate, most possession are utterly useless if the human race dies out." She shrugged. Better to try and ask than to leave them hanging.

"Like I said if you had the sacred vampire document that said you could rule all vampires that was once signed by the council then that would be great, oh but wait wasn't that lost?" she shrugs, "To bad we don't know an assassin who found it, wait I do, I know the assassin." she smiles to herself.

Fakill laugh as loud as he could. "Why would I need the vampitirium. Dont make me laugh, Ive already got the rival vampire clans running scared, its just the matter of time before they pledged themselves to my leadership," he said looking at the assassin. "But in order to drive back the Xenos we would need more numbers."

She raised her stakes, "I would rather die by the aliens!" She said squaring herself up to him. She could feel the anger rise in her belly, he was playing with her and she was falling into it. "But if you are not going to help us, the least I can do is withdraw!" she said turning stake still in hand and starting to walk.

"I AM NOT giving up the God Emperor's gift of humanity, I will die before I fall to corruption," I turned my chainsword back on and with a roar, it came to life.

The vampires around the walls advance on the group of humans but Fakill put his hands up to stop them. "Well done to all of you. But if you could defeat the xenos, then when have you come to me asking for help," he said walking down towards them, "I dont need anything. All I really need is for your kind to survive, as one of you said before. Niw lets stop this fighting and come up with a plan to drive them back,"

Crystie starred at the two confused. Fakill didn't seem to insinuate anything, yet the two took it awfully bad. It really was a large war to wage with some psychotic military man, an assassin, and herself. It seemed like Fakill only had a dozen men to himself as well...and the alien numbers were only growing!

"Well what do you think we should do?" she asked, stepping away from the military man. She was really beginning to hate him and his anger.

"see. Someone get my intention. She would make a good leader or vampire queen." He said pointing to the young girl. " as of your question. I say we study these xenos and learn their weakness"

"Well..no, I would rather remain human," she told him quietly.

"How would we get close to them? They dying for an excuse to kill us. And, we don't exactly blend in," she leaned back against the wall.

She turned around and leaned against the wall, looking at them. "Oh I'm sorry were you talking to me?" She could have been nice and told them how to get past them, because she did have a few ways she studied them for days to make sure that she had to come her. But she liked to make things difficult.

"I could get the Guard to move a battalion to move to the front line, If you watch from afar, you could observe them in combat. For a more intimate view, I have no idea, but the Emperor will provide opportunity" I spoke with an now overwhelming sense of zealotry, if it was not obvious earlier. "Lower you weapons guardsmen,"

Fakill ordered his vampires to go. They all seam to disappear into the wall. "Now that we understand each other. We may begin planning. But time for something to eat. Dont worry we have a servent that specilise in human food."