Snow kept kissing him for a moment longer before pulling back. "H-Hey!" she called out, patting his face. "W-Wake up!" When he did wake she staggered outside the room. Each time she stumbled into a wall or doorframe she placed a camera. "H-Help!" she shouted with a loud sob as she entered the main room, collapsing into a sobbing heap of half-on clothing in the middle of the floor. "I've... K-K-Killed him!" she shouted before hiding her face in the horror.

A few guys liked particularly concerned including the ones they had walked in with. One of them grabbed Snow's arm so she wouldn't get away. But when they found the 'dragon' passed out, they just shook their heads like they weren't surprised. "He's not dead," one of them cared to tell her.

Snow looked up at them through teary eyes, "R... Really?" she asked, still crying.

"Unfortunately," someone else piped in. Someone else hit that guy on the head. They started arguing in Chinese.

Snow blinked again before slowly smiling, "Thank... g-goodness!" she exclaimed before grabbing the legs of the guy who had told her, "T-Thank you!" she exclaimed, her body rubbing against his.

Frei had fallen asleep.

"... No problem," he told her.

Snow slowly stood before hugging the guy around the neck and placing a tiny listening device, "C-Can I get... a drink?" she asked, "Throat... dry." And suddenly she was giggling again, very loudly.

"Sure thing," he told her, bringing her over to the bar. Now there were a few more jealous glances.

Snow slightly topped over onto the guy next to her at the bar, placing another listening device as she giggled, "Sorry~" she told him before looking back at the man who walked her over, "I'll... thake anything!"

Surprisingly, Snow got a drink that was a little more thirst quenching than alcoholic. Maybe she seemed tipsy enough already.

Snow downed it quickly, choking a little and falling on the guy on the other side of her. Another listening device. She giggled again, "Thankth..." she nodded to them, wiping her mouth with the back of her hand, front of her dress slipping down slightly again.

"You should stick around," one of the men suggested. "The fun usually starts after our friend in there is passed out."

Snow giggled again as she stood and slowly walked over to the man. She stumbled again, falling into his arm, "You... want me to sthay?" she asked softly, looking up at him through her eyelashes. Another listening device.

"I think you'd have fun," he told her.

Snow smiled up at him, "Promise?" she asked quietly.

After then men fought over her a bit and she'd planted a few more listening devices, she took the winner to a room. On the way she planted more camera. Once there she kissed him to sleep once more before instantly sobering up and escaping from the window. Quickly she returned back to their room.

"UGH!" she exclaimed as she walked inside and stripped off her dress, "Yuck!"

Frei yawned as she woke up and blinked at Snow.

It looked like Blaze had almost fallen asleep too. But Raven wasn't back yet.

Snow put on a loose cotton dress, putting in a ear piece to filter threw her targets. "Where's Raven?" she asked Blaze.

"Still where you left him," Blaze replied. "He found someone boring to have a long conversation with."

There wasn't anything too interesting happening yet with the targets. A lot of them were still trying to figure out what kind of trouble to get into tonight.

Snow rolled her eyes a little before jumping up onto the bed and closing her eyes. Frei joined her on the bed and was soon asleep again.

Snow waved slightly to Raven when he came back but went back to listening. Frei remained asleep until morning.

Raven fell asleep shortly after returning. But Blaze stayed up most of the night, reviewing the information they had gathered.

The cameras Snow had planted kept rolling. Snow got up in the morning, she didn't appear to have slept. "They're so boring," she complained to Blaze as she refitted her ear piece.

"... I don't think they're too high up," Blaze explained. "... But when Sheng talked about a lack of security," she shook her head," I didn't know it was this bad."

Snow sighed, "Well it was worth a shot. And really, that was too easy," she agreed. "Maybe someone higher up will enter the bar. That would be a lucky day for us."

Blaze didn't say anything for awhile. But then she stood quietly so she wouldn't wake Frei and Raven. "... I should discuss something with you," she told Snow.

Snow took the ear piece from her ear and looked at Blaze, giving her full attention.

Blaze started to walk into the bathroom. It didn't look like she wanted Raven or Frei to get any whiff of this.

Snow stood and followed her silently.

Once Blaze was convinced Raven and Frei weren't listening, she turned to Snow seriously. "... I went over the footage from last night several times," she started. "When you left Raven alone in the bar, he started a conversation with some stranger that had previously been hiding in the shadows. He posed no threat, so I let Raven have a harmless chat with him... But later I rewatched their conversation. Raven did nothing wrong... but I think he unwittingly put himself in a very interesting position."

"... Define interesting," Snow replied.

Blaze paused a long moment, still trying to find a way to put it. "... I would have to be there in person to know for sure," she began, "... but last night I think Raven just had the longest conversation anyone has ever had with Long Ko. And he'll be in the same bar tonight if Raven feels like dropping by for another conversation."

Snow blinked, "Long Ko is higher up?" she asked.

Blaze gave her the Yin Long 101 again. Long was Sheng's bodyguard. Sheng's father was the head of one of the top families. But he died when Sheng was younger. But as soon as Sheng had his son, it was believed that the Chiou family might be accepted back in as one of the top families with Sheng at the head. But there was some speculation as to whether that would actually happen or not since Sheng had taken so many risky moves, politically and otherwise, along his way to prove himself. One of these moves involved marrying Ling Ko, Long's twin sister. A few years back, Long's rather public announcement of his orientation had knocked the entire Ko family down the Yin Long pecking order quite a few pegs. Sheng marrying Ling returned most of their previous status even though the entire family, especially Long, continues to get heat for taking a stand all those years ago and trying to change the older mindset of the most powerful families. Your orientation didn't matter to the Yin Long - unless your family had a vital part to play in the grander scheme and the bloodline was expected to continue as unaffected as possible. And the Ko family was known for their genetic manipulation.

But in the end, Sheng knew most of what was going on inside the Yin Long. And Long hardly ever left his side. If it was Long at the bar last night, it was extremely out of character for him. But it would be an interesting opportunity if they could figure out how to work it to their advantage.

Snow slowly raised her eyebrows, "Raven has to go back and talk with him," she replied.

"We can't make Raven nervous about it," Blaze noted. "Long has a nose for trouble. And Long, I'd say, has the same strength, speed, and skill that Wolfe. And specializes in close range combat."

Snow whistled, "He'd faint," she summarized.

Blaze nodded. "... And probably dragged in front of Sheng. And then all hell would break lose. From our end and also from within the Yin Long."

Snow thought about it for a moment, "I'll go too and watch. If something happens, I'm not as strong as Wolfe, but I'm faster. I should be able to let Raven get away," she explained.

Blaze looked a little uneasy about that. "He might recognize you from last night," she noted. "And we're not sure if the Yin Long actually have Laurel. It might take too long to break his mind."

Snow sighed. Blaze was right. "But I don't feel comfortable leaving him unprotected," she admitted.

Blaze sighed a little. She wasn't comfortable leaving him unprotected either.