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Eliza looked at Al as she bumped into his shoulder, her eyes slightly filled with anger. "Oh...I'm a bit tired...I just wanted to go home and rest a bit," she lied, rubbing her blonde head and smiling weakly. "Too much to drink I guess!" She then realized this: all of Al's family, as in Damian and Karen, were all beautiful people. They each had impecable looks and it made a her a bit skittish just talking to anyone of them.

Karen smiled sweetly at Damien. "It's oh so kind of ya to do this." She said as she now directed her attention to Audrey's question. She heard it, considered it, than was about to answer it. Felix walked up and she heard what he had said about the situation. Karen nodded at what Felix had said, "Yeah, I think that's how it goes. Also, we won't be so dusty. I think we are upgrading to stone walkways and stuff like that. We are also getting a wall around the city. It will take ages to build. Or in my opinion it will." Karen smirked as she noticed Eliza leaving. She didn't get to get a word out before the door even shut. "Well, alright. I suppose I will see her around. Thanks for the wine too." She laughed slightly because Eliza was no longer in the room to hear these things. She then turned back to the group and resumed chatting about things.

She glanced at her car and then forced a convincing smile. "Oh. Thanks but no...you should get to your sister's party, don't let me stop you." The blonde took a few more backwards steps towards the driver's side, managing a drunken walk even though her eyes didn't have that drunken glimmer.

"It just seems like...we'd be caged." She took another long sip of her glass, a small gully of liquid puddling on the bottom. She licked her lips before she spoke. "I don't know. It might be protective and all...but just a bit uncomforatble too."

Audrey seemed a bit unnerved, tracing the finger aroung the top of the glass and finishing off her drink hungrily. "It almost seems like we would be caged like animals...it's just a bit...strange." She looked at Karen curiously. "You act as if the attack is going to happen instead of 'what if'." Audrey shrugged looking the other way. "I don't know...it just seems unnecessary if it's just a what if."

Audrey looked at him incredulously, not understanding. "You approve of this wall? You approve of trapping us all like prisoners in our own city? Nothing was meant to stay inside forever and nothing was meant to keep outside. The wall would do nothing but waste precious time and money." She looked at Karen. "If these so called bandits and demons were going to be attacking, you think that walls could stop them?" Audrey realized that her conversational tone started to become a bit hostile and she quieted. "Sorry...I've said too much." She finished her last thought by turning to Felix. "It could prevent these 'attacks'...but that doesn't mean it will."

Al watched as Eliza stumbled off to her car. "Alright, whatever you say." Al said as he placed a hand on the front door. He hoped Eliza would be safe before he turned the knob. He opened the door slowly and advanced his way into the house. He could hear Audrey, Karen, and Felix discussing something that sounded a little intense. He slowly made his way into the kitchen and looked out the window for a moment. He reached into the cabinet and grabbed himself a glass. Looking in the fridge, he saw a pitcher of some tea. He grabbed the pitcher and brought it out. He filled his cup up, replacing the pitcher back into the fridge. He took a drink from his tea and placed it onto the table.

Felix made a small sigh. "Audrey I've been to much larger city where its divided by long thick walls that are wide enough for 8 stage coaches to to be on cross the entire width of the wall and there are at least 4 walls that are like that throughout the city" he said looking at her then thought of that place.