The passing party followed their rabbit, their wolf and lambs, and Albedo had no eyes to see. Nigredo responded in an obvious way, and Albedo grinned in amusement. {But that would ruin the fun.} Much like how he was supposed to ruin others' this night. He hadn't been doing a very good job. Perhaps he would be punished. The bioweapon giggled softly. Oh, let them try. It'd be marvelous.

His eyes darted downwards at the creaking open of the door once more, head tilted to watch as another party of three came in. Oh, how dark and dreary this group seemed! Perhaps he should do his task, and liven up their night. There were many games to play, many and much, and they had all the time that entropy tried to steal. Their time would lax first, these poor creatures tied to the mortal coil, but Albedo could attempt to make their stay a little more... thrilling... while they resided where life was offered to them.

Laughter burst out of him, then, and Albedo pushed off the railing to hover in the air next to it. Violet rose around him once more as he stared downwards, the grin solid on his expression. Albedo didn't speak for a moment, merely raised an eyebrow as he took them in and their fun little weapons that they offered. The female was in the center, a normal protective formation, and females were so fragile after all. Normally this deployment would work, except their enemy was currently in the air. A test, perhaps? To see how well they play? The grin widened, eyes much too wide glowed, and Albedo pulled the waveform surrounding him to coalesce together in front of him, a spherical orb almost his size, meant to shove and bruise, but not yet break (no, not yet, not quite yet), and sent it hurtling towards the woman. Would she fall, this delicate female? Cry out in pain?

Like all the others. Like the one before. Like no one. As it sped towards her, he giggled again, something frantic in the tones.