[Rosekitten]

It was true, Beltran's father did deserve nothing less. The hell he had put the lot of them through, the countless others that he had hurt or killed as well. "and you wondered why I didn't want to kill him right away, well you have your answer now." Not that he was a fan of such methods but this one.. he deserved every bit of it.

"Tsk.. I could promise him death and he might be willing to do it at the rate he begs for it daily." That was true enough, though he was not going to give it to him. No he had too many more plans that he needed to execute. He wasn't happy yet with the amount of pain and suffering the male had gone through by a long shot. Either way he would removed the spell no matter what, if he had to he would go seek out a damned blood mage just to control his body during the process of the spell.

"I know this... " He said to the fact that his father could never break through one let alone the eight placed, and they were all high ranked ones at that. The next question he nodded a little at. "I don't think he could get through one or two either with their strength.. but I'd rather not have to go hunting down someone I captured once already." He shook his head a little. "Something that prevents him from hurting or killing himself or anyone around him.."

"Oh he'll stay alive... like I said I have four years to make up for at the least. If not longer." He paused a little before smirking at another thought. "Besides... he can't die until what I have his soul bound to is destroyed." Vaden was rather thrilled about getting to use that spell, it humored him in a way. Let alone the spell was painful on its own as it ripped the soul from the body and kept both alive. "Either way he'll do what I want him to, he's not as strong without a army backing him."

No in truth the man was weak. Thalion hardly got anything done to him the first day before he blacked out on him. Though most probably would have done the same. Nope the captive that he had was a cowering male who begged for death daily and screamed until his voice was horse from doing so.

This was when Beltran mentioned to reverse the gender that there were two things. He looked at him and waited a moment before saying out with it already. Though as the other explained it he almost had a look of disbelief on his face at hearing what he was just told. Did he hear that correctly? Surely that was not the real way to reverse the spell.

Though as Beltran went on Thalion still seemed a bit in shock about it even as the other joked at the end saying good thing they never perfected it being permanent. "If anyone ever says Drow are twisted I'll be sure to point them in the direction of Fae spell books.." He had a point, sure the Drow were cruel in a number of ways but at the least they didn't twist someones gender and force them to bare a child.

He breathed out a little rubbing his head a bit at the idea of it. "Oh that sounds just swell... " That was not going to be easy if not a impossible task. After what Mizuki went through he would be happy just having the other hold onto him let alone anything else. Though after the spell was broken he doubted that Mizuki would be so willing to let anyone touch him. "Not sure if I want to say it is lucky that Mizuki is still a female or not... " Good news the king failed to get another heir, bad news... how the hell was he suppose to pull that off.

He shook his head finally. "worrying about it later... much later" Before he gave himself a headache. Either way he went about unlocking the runes on the door before entering. It was Beltran's choice if he wanted to follow or not. Though Thalion was smirking a bit still seeing the pained breathing of the male chained to the wall and that it was sharp breaths seeing as he had made sure the blade went through a lung just to make things more difficult on the male.

"Seems you are in luck today.. " he started before picking his words carefully. He would get Mizuki's free of that damned spell if he had to go as far as getting some mage who could control another, be it blood magic or worse he hardly cared at this point. Though it would be easier for the weakling in front of him to just accept the offer of freedom. Rather the lie of.