Re: Unnoticed Victims (Ubberific) GM'd by MAF
"If you know Chester, I'm sure there's no lie in that." said the Mayor, smiling at Seras. "But as for everything else you've told me, I don't believe a single word. If it was Chester's grand idea of a prank to have these two favorites attack me, then the old boy has lost his touch with humor. No, these two are just no name demons." she announced, before sending out bindings to capture Madison as well. Mason and Leo looked absolutely frustrated at how powerless they were, especially Leo, who was ready to jump at the Mayor once more, before Mason suddenly gripped Leo and forced his head down into a mock bow while Mason himself bowed to the Mayor apologetically. "I-I'm so sorry! This woman made a contract with us to protect her! Is there any way we can honor our contract under your mercy!?" Mason said desperately.
The mayor smiled. "Yes, you can follow my orders. Bind that gruff and take him along. I can find a use for him." she announced, and Mason leaned over to Leo. The two whispered with one another, before Leo seemed surprisingly content. He let himself be bound, before the Mayor smiled at the rest of the girls in the basement. "I've gotten two this time, so as a bonus for you, the next harvest will come twice as late. How lucky you all are~" she giggled, before stepping up and out of the basement, pulling Madison and Seras along while Mason went with Leo, following the Mayor.
Suddenly, Seras felt as if something slipped into her mind, before she heard Mason's voice in her head. "Don't worry, I have a plan." was all he said. Madison followed along quietly as well. Whether she heard Mason or not was unknown, but she didn't seem to have any appearance of helplessness as they were all led to the end of the road that led into the town, which ended at a large two story mansion. The mayor walked at a quick pace, taking them inside, while they walked through the seemingly empty building. The building had various expensive furniture, paintings, couches, and the like, and the carpet along a marble floor seemed quite expensive. The sight was easy on the eyes until she reached a pair of double doors. Upon opening them, they led to a staircase that went underground, which had walls of depressing dark gray stone. The mayor took them along quietly if they didn't make a fuss, but everyone would remain silent, unless Seras said something.
If she said nothing, then they'd be led to a prison cell block, where the mayor intended likely to keep them for future use.