((I've got a scene I want to do with Dyliah and Menek during the research, so I've got no problems with waiting))
After they agree to take two days, Ciel returns to his portion of the facility. "Archons, I require something to keep track of one of my slaves while she's out. Throw together something to go around Slave 3's neck that I can detonate if she acts against me."
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Ciel calls Dyliah to the lounge shortly thereafter. "Well Slave 3, it looks like you've got a new priority job for research, and lucky for you, it's a real simple one. I don't even know how you could fuck this up. All you have to do is go to the main library, keep track of what Menek finds, and report it back to me. In the highly unlikely event you discover anything he fails to, I expect you to report that back, but we both know that's not happening. Oh! One more thing. Since you're going to be dealing with other members of SAED, I need to make sure you don't try to flee into their custody and go all 'boo hoo, Ciel's so mean and abusive, I want to live with you instead.' Enter this collar you'll be wearing. If you try anything like that, it'll go boom, along with everything near your neck at the time. Now, have fun with your assignment!"
At this point, Dyliah doesn't even bother saying anything or show surprise. She just wordlessly puts on the collar and heads to the library.
After Dyliah leaves, Ciel goes to his meditation room to tune his spells for the upcoming trip to the Abyss. While he's not a huge fan of the nature magic he can tap into, it seems useful in this situation.
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Upon reaching the library, Dyliah looks for Menek, relying on earlier inquiries into the appearances of the other SAED members to find him. When she tracks him down, she nervously approaches.
"Menek? Umm, I'm Slave Thr- no, Dyliah, my name's Dyliah. Ciel sent me to take notes on what you research over the next two days. Erm, have you found anything yet? Can I do anything to help?" She appears visibly distressed over the entire course of the conversation.