"Alright," Snow agreed, "But you're not going to part of the bargain."

"Trying to strike a deal in the first part will be a gamble," Blaze explained. "Long is fiercely loyal to Sheng and the Yin Long. If he thinks we're trying to test his loyalty, there'll likely be blood."

Snow seemed amused, "He's the Wolfe of the Yin Long..." she mused.

"I wouldn't call him that," Blaze suggested. "But more or less, except he's strictly a bodyguard; not a leader. And carries a sword."

"... But we'd need to give him a gift of good will before he'd ever consider listening to what we have to say."

Snow started to look suspicious, "What gift of good will?"

"... The raw footage we have of him in the bar talking to Raven... along with all the copies of it," Blaze replied seriously.

"Oh," Snow replied, "Wouldn't Raven be in danger?"

"... Not if he knows Raven isn't the one who wants to make a deal," Blaze replied.

Snow frowned, "Won't he be suspicious?"

"... Yes," Blaze admitted. "But as long as Raven is his normal, untrained self, I don't think Long will consider him a threat."

Snow nodded, "And what will we tell Long?"

"... We'll give him a copy of all the footage you're getting from the hidden cameras you placed last night," Blaze replied.

Snow suddenly grinned, "Ooooh~ Can we give him the footage from my eyes too?" she asked with a chuckle, "Let's get that lover boy in trouble."

Blaze frowned a little, not liking the idea. But she actually put some thought into it. "I don't know," she concluded for now.

Snow shrugged, "Who will talk to Long? He shouldn't see you, right?"

"If he doesn't see me, he won't deal," Blaze said quietly. "... I'm a familiar face."