Oddly, there was no reply from Nihil to either his, or Solus' comments. This made Morati exceptionally curious as to the state of mind the brute was in. Solus movd over to a window after several moments, leaving them all to their own devices. Closing his eyes for a moment, Morati considered what had happened at this meeting. Essentially very little that hadn't already been decided, and the Shi'ido found that there was very likely some vast ultirior motive's involved. The problem was, he couldn't for the life of him begin to figure out what they might be. At least there was time for that later. Solus called out that there was danger to the apprentice's and rapidly broke the glass, jumping out the window. The sudden rush of wind swept Morati's cloak back from his face, as well as flairing Enfarious out and away from her features. A pretty young woman with deep auburn colored hair pulled back into a ponytail, piercing violet eyes and an exceedingly pale complexion with absolutely no makeup on it. Morati scowled, and Enfarious seemed equally surprised, both by what Solus had done and by the fact that she was visible now. Quickly, and jerkily, she pulled her cowl back up and held it in place. Wijs seemed most displeased with what had happened, and went so far as to sigh. The first direct sentence that Morati had ever heard from her followed, stating that the lift was working just fine and they could all use that with rather less dramatic results. Likely far less fatal as well. Which was neither here nor there. Wijs seemed to be in no real hurry, so she turned towards the room and ended up over by Morati, effecitvely staring at him. It was vaguely unsettling, and when combined with the sudden departure of Solus had completely cleared his mind of thoughts. Scowling, trying to regain his balance, "Why precisely do you serve him?" There was such a sense of power about the woman, knowledge, that it made little sense. She could have had his position should she wish it, and Morati believe that all three of them knew it.