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"Lady Kyoko, there is a matter that needs your attention." said a fattening bald man dryly. The said one slowly turn on her studio bed she was napping from her long day. "What is it now Barsuth, i am napping and i do not want any more of a head ache that you and your stupid men have given me." she sits up and her dress slips down her shoulders and she gives the man a weak glare.
she was truly a beauty to be feared when ever she was angry.
"Please milady if you stress your self out to much what will i ever do." the man named Barsuth said rolling eyes with all the sarcasm he could muster.
"Hmmm, okay then please forgive me i would not want to age so soon, so what is this matter you speak of?" she ask getting up and walking around the room.
"Well it seems the carriers with your gold never arrived to the next town over...thieves the men claim....and yet for some reason one of the men who's daughter was dying seems to have miraculously got the medicine she needs to get better. such good new is it not?"
Kyoko's movement stopped at the mention of this...then continued.
"....Yes it is such wonderful news, i wish to apologize to the men for all their trouble could you please invite them to dinner tonight?" she said with a cold and cruel smile that made the only man standing in the room shudder.
"Y-yes milady" and he quickly left to do his task.

Several hours later.

the four men in trusted with thousands of pounds of gold sat in a large well lite dinning room, but even all the candles couldn't soothe the four men who felt so cold.
"Welcome to my home." the men turned to the voice and stared in awe.
standing in front of then was Lady kyoko dressed in a dark, very dark blue dress that clung to her body like a second skin. and dipped to the middle on her chest her dress flowed as she walked down the stairs to greet the men.....
"Please sit have your welcome and enjoy the feast that my servants have made for you all." there it was her horribly wonderful smile.
so they ate quietly and quickly. "Mr. Amerstone? was it? i wish to give my hope and condolences for your daughter it seems as though she has become very ill?" she asked seeming semi-concerned.
"Y-yes milady...but luck has truly blessed us, m-my wife. she said a generous man came to our door and gave us his gold. said that in the town over a friend who knew us told him about our troubles....so now we have the medicine to help her." He finished happily and smiled down at his plate...
"Well i am truly happy for you. But today when you were here working all day and so hard to earn enough gold to be able to help you poor daughter. I had one of my best doctors go to her and i am sorry to say that he told me...That her condition has very much worsened." She pause to watch the face of a once pleased and happy man turn to a miserable and dishearten pod once again. and she smirk inwardly,
but on the outside she held a soft sadden look.
"He told me it was just best to end her misery for when she does die it will be the most painful. but i have something for you to have to remember her by..." She stopped and stood then with her hand she motioned for a servant to come to her.
a young woman walked out and handed her a small leather bag. it was a strange color...
"Milady, this is kind thank you, but what does this bag and my daughter have in common?" he asked.
Before lady kyoko spoke soldiers ran in and surrounded the four men.
her face appeared calm and disinterested as she spoke.
"Gentle men, i am not one for murder but i am one for getting revenge when i was wronged. do you realized that the majority of the gold you all stole, was from your own pockets you fools. So to pay for the gold you took from your people. You three will be slaughtered in front of and by your peers....and as for you Mr. Amerstone....you will be imprison in my dungeon for the rest of your life...and as for the common between that bag and your daughter....is it's skin." She said with a smirk before she turned and left the room so she would not have to watch the men be captured. before the large wooden door closed she heard a man scream with fear, misery and sorrow of a thousand men.
She smiled all the more.