OOC: I am the queen of retarded topic names. lol.

IC:

*Dominic was interested, very interested. He was sitting with a much older man than himself, a man who knew darker things, but a man who was not entirely unfamiliar to him. He could learn from this man during his time here....This man could help him with his goal....From what he had read in the news, he seemed to have a similar goal himself. It had been Dominic's request for the meeting- a discussion, but it had been Harshing's request for the tea.*

Harshing brought his bone china cup to his lips and sipped. This tea meeting was turning into a comedy of manners. Harshing laughed as he placed his cup down. He leaned back on his chair and surveyed the man. Yes - they had known each other briefly during the first age of the death eater. Now Harshing had invited him back for the newer, darker age,

"Its earl gray..." he said then smiled. "Of course, the Earl himself was a Wizard you know - very famous. He used magic to acquire the best tea crops."

"Remind me again of your family?"

*Dominic was sitting in his chair in a very relaxed position. His face was expressionless as he listened to Harshing talk, regardless of his interest for what he had to say. Until, that was, the mention of his family. A tiny flicker of disgust was evident on his features for a moment before the blandness returned.*

Dominic:"My family,' *he started in monotoned disgust* "I believe you know most of what's left of them. I've succeeded in getting rid of most of them. Yes...I read in the paper," *Dominic was not one to easily get to the point of what he had to say, always working his way around things.*'Several times your name has been mentioned next to my niece's. Her name is Melanie Hunter." *he quickly looked up at Harshing, suddenly losing his expressionless appearance as urgency and desire replaced it.*'Tell me where I can find her. I need to find her...and get to her...and kill her." *he thought of Melanie, and how much she resembled his sister. A fresh wave of anger surged through him and his hand started to twitch, as if he was holding back from doing something.*

Harshing's eyes flashed. This would indeed be sport - to match Dominic against Melanie and watch him destroy her. Of course she still had some humanity left, it was better to strip a person bare of their humanity and sanity before killing them with the final blow. Harshing would have to take her baby away first and humiliate Mel until there was nothing left other than a sack of bones, begging for death.

"She is at Hogwarts, there are methods we have to get inside. And yes, I have had to teach Hunter several lessons before - unfortunately her idiocy and sheer lack of mind has rendered her completely unable to learn. Therefore I have used her as a subject - stripped away every ounce of her humanity, playing with her fragile mind...for pleasure. I have even forced another to rape her several times before. Intriguing is Human Emotion. To watch it when it is threatened by pure evil, to watch a good soul cower when it sees the devil. Watch it crumble when touched by demons."

Harshing smiled before sipping his tea once more. "Do you have demons, Dominic? Lurking inside your mind, demons that haunt you?"

*Dominic shifted awkwardly in his seat.*
Dominic:'Yes...and..it's not only Melanie they want me to kill. It's all three of them." *he suddenly became threatening, as if he really thought that he could hurt Harshing if necessary*'You are going to leave them for me to kill. No one else can. I had enough from their father taking the glory for their mother....It needs to be me."


OOC: I told you that I'm not goood aaaattt thhhiiissssss.



~Mel

Harshing rose up, wand out. "Comradeship of the NDE is more important that personal feuds. We are everything, we must depend and unite with each other. Does the NDE mean anything to you? For me it is a noble future, my life . I would die for the cause." Harshing sat down again, he felt like a father chastising a child.

"Now, you will do as the NDE decides Lynwood. I am sure, however you will play a role in this, but to what extent of that role depends on your loyalty to the cause."