The respite had been needed more than Mistral cared to admit, and it was good that they had taken it, considering the commotion brewing across the city. The measures of mystical obfuscation she'd put in place would conceal the little bed and breakfast and the coffee shop from nearly any unwanted visitors, though she expected no working of hers could keep away Lord Dracula himself if he should come calling.
Fate:
"Mistral, I hope this is okay, but I just wanted to know do you know anything about how Talion is doing?"
Mistral had elected to keep her frail physical body elsewhere to continue recovering her strength, and so showed again in the ethereal form of the Mistress of the Ebon Tower: a dispassionate, porcelain-pale blindfolded figure garbed in stately robes streaming with the threads of creation. Her initial response to Fate was simply,
"Not well, I daresay." After a long pause, the uncanny archmagess added,
"He quite nearly leveled the state of New York when his children were endangered, yet now they have been killed along with several others for whom he cared deeply. He has been sealed away to protect reality itself from his grief. I share your concerns, but I believe it would be unwise to visit him at this time. Would you agree, mon dragon?"
The archmagess then said,
"Apart from Talion's state, I believe the condition of the city is a more immediate concern. It seems that our renowned guest and his serviteurs now scour the skies and the streets. He hunts those who wronged his childe, but all are en danger." After a lengthy pause, she said,
"Ridding the city of hunters would be to our benefit, but I fear what further damage may come to those less-deserving. Perhaps we might facilitate an early end to this great hunt by assisting the visiting Lord in finding those deserving his ire."