Roleplay

@MidnightRaven
"My name is Caedis. This is my sister," She gestured with her tail. "Anarrinon."
"You are in need of something," Anarrinon continued, her voice soft and smooth as honey compared to her partner's rasp.
"Something you cannot attain on your own," The two of them began walking towards him, feet completely silent on the stone floor.
"So please," Asked the honey covered voice.
"Tell us what it is?"
"And we might just be able to help." They said together in tandem, their voices reverberating eerily in the darkness of the cave.

@MidnightRaven ((nah i gotchu it makes sense.)
The two of them laughed, a bright sound that seemed so out of place in the dark. Anarrinon continued.
"We know because we know. You may think you stumbled upon us, but in fact we found you."
"What is it you are looking for? Because we can help." Caedis' voice lowered to a hiss.
"Any of your desires," Anarrinon took a step forward. "We can grant."
"Now you know our names," Caedis voice was still low and it glided among the stalactites. "It would be rude not to tell us yours."

@MidnightRaven
They laughed again and it echoed throughout the stone walls.
"Liar." Caedis hissed. Anarrinon giggled.
"Liar!" She chimed in. Of course asking his name was just a formality. They already knew his name.
"Please Kurin," Caedis smiled again, revealing her glimmering white fangs. "Don't make us pry."
"Because we can." Anarrinon chirped, the hint of a laugh at the back of her throat. "But we'd rather not."
"You don't have to tell us your past or your plans," Caedis calmly walked forward, her eyes boring into his mask, her smile never fading. "Just tell us what you want."

@MidnightRaven
Caedis stepped back. She had done her work for now. Anarrinon stayed still, her eyes placidly closed as she sensed Kurin growing ever more wary. Time to get into the details.
"My sister and I can grant you a gift or service of your liking as long as you provide us with a gift or service of equal value." She paused for effect. "I promise, anything you desire is within our abilities, and what we will ask of you will be well within yours."
"The two of us can grant your wish all the same," Caedis' voice rasped. She was retreating into the darkness, the cave's echoes making her hard to pinpoint. "Our methods are simply a little different as will be what we ask of you."
"It is no accident you stumbled upon this place." Anarrinon continued. "It is beyond your comprehension but you were meant to be here. We, on the other hand, happened upon the opportunity." She hoped she wasn't confusing him. Many of their previous clients had questioned them for hours about matters like this. She hoped it wouldn't be the case this time.
"Think of it like a business," Caedis hissed, still invisible. "Everyone gets a little something. Only in this case, we are the only possible providers."

@MidnightRaven
"That is a service easily accomplished by yourself." Anarrinon responded. "We can give you the means of a more effective assassination but we would rather not perform such a simple task."
"Just killing someone isn't nearly as interesting as a full fledged deal." Caedis hissed. "WOuldn't you much rather the sensation of killing someone you detest yourself?"
"The price depends on who you choose to make the deal with," Anarrinon continued. "Me or Caedis. We have different methods but the choice is yours."
"State your wish, as precise and accurate as can be," Caedis' low, rumbling voice seemed to come from behind Kurin. "Our price will always be possible for you in your current situation, so worry not."
"Now," Anarrinon's voice echoed, different somehow. Her tone carried a certain finality and she faced Kurin with a look of confidence. "What is it you truly desire?"