"Molag Bal started his fight with me, because of the threat I represent to his creations due to my association with the energies of Aetherius. I have gladly continued that fight, of course, but I have no quarrel with the concept of mortals playing around with life and death."

"Good to know. There is among our number a necromancer."

"Interesting. That is looked poorly upon most places in Tamriel, but I suspect people will be more alarmed about the Daedric Prince."

"She puts things somewhat into perspective."

"I'm certainly alarming! And charming! Alcharming? Charm alarm?" Glint says, in the peppy voice of someone who just noticed a new rhyme.

"Chalarming, I think."

"Sounds good to me."

"I don't think it will be a problem, in any case. She doesn't seem inclined to terrorize civilians at random."

"Good. Do you need anything else of me at this time?"

"Do you know where Harkon keeps his court?"

She shakes her head. "The location is hidden from me."

"Well, we have ways around that. I think that is all, then."

"I can't think of anything either. Thanks!"

"Thank you. I'll return to my experiments, now, but I'll let my forces know about your efforts."

"We'll get out of your hair, then."

And back to the Shivering Isles.

"She was nice."

"Yeah. A good ally."

"So now we have a nest of vampires to exterminate. I think for this, we ought to bring in the Keres and Hisame. With luck, the vampires will be remote enough that collateral damage won't be a problem."

"Heh. Hopefully. And I can probably convince people to evacuate if not."

"With your chalarm. Shall I disseminate invitations to the party?"

She laughs. "Sure. And I can let Elatra know."

Ellayania relays to Hisame and the Keres an update on the situation, and the plan to take out the vampire leaders all in one fell swoop.

"Sounds fun! And even if they're not a challenge, it'll be a chance to warm up before the dragon fight."

"It would be nice to really cut loose."

"It really would! And fighting several moderately powerful opponents is quite different than one god. More enjoyable, in my opinion."