Davina heard Katherine calling out to her from the church. A smirk crossed her face as she reinforced her spell on the attic door, once again, keeping it from opening for anyone but herself.

Making her way down the stairs, on silent feet, she smiled at the sight of Katherine waiting for her impatiently. Her plan was coming together perfectly and Katherine was one of the most important pieces of the puzzle.

"Calm down Katherine. You're much more nervous than the last time we've seen each other. Have you seen Elijah yet?"

Davina frowned as Katherine admitted to not having yet seen Elijah. Her eyes flicked over Katherine suspiciously, searching for any sign of treachery from the woman but finding her difficult to read. She guessed that Katherine had grown quite good at keeping her thoughts and feelings hidden from the world. Davina was learning to do the same but she hadn't had 500 years of experience in the art.

"Well, if you're so worried about the city's people then where have you been?"

Crossing the church floor, Davina drew a small knife from the pocket of her dress.

"I have no doubt that Klaus will want me to try the spell to break his bond with the moonstones again. I'm going to need some of your blood," Davina stated matter-of-factly, offering the blade to Katherine.

Davina's brow raised ever so slightly as Katherine admitted to her that Klaus was aware of her presence.

"Well that's sooner than expected. No wonder you look so nervous. I'm honestly surprised that you're still in town."

Davina had planned of Klaus finding out about Katherine Pierce but not quite so quickly. She had planned on letting him know herself if Elijah didn't tell him.

"So I'm assuming that you'll be wanting to learn those protection spells soon? I could cast a spell to make you run faster if you want."

Davina cocked her head when Katherine told her that she wasn't able to perform witch spells, being that she was a traveler.

"Well that's too bad. I don't know if there are any travelers around here."

Davina turned and headed to the altar, grabbing the golden chalice that was used for the communion ritual of the church's members. 'It ought to hold real blood at some point' Davina thought to herself as she brought it back where Katherine sat, placing the cup on the pew next to her.

The mention of Katherine having a deal with Klaus ripped a laugh from Davina. "Oh good luck with that. Do you know how many times Klaus and I have come to agreements? He promised to not harm my friends and, the next thing you know, the love of my life Tim is dead and I am out having to raise Klaus' blood from the ground to save another friend of mine and yet another friend gets bitten by Klaus."

Growing tired of talking about Klaus, Davina reached into the other pocket of her dress and pulled out a pendant which was attached to a thin golden chain.

"Here. It's a protection amulet that I made for you. I felt like I kinda owed it to you seeing as I didn't mentioned Klaus when you were still dead."

Davina raised a brow as Katherine assured her that she had Klaus under control. She hoped that she was right. After all, Klaus was quite good at playing the game too as Davina had come to learn. She hoped that it was indeed Katherine playing him and not the other way around.

"You're welcome Katherine. I didn't bring you back to life only to have you die again."

Davina looked at the chalice and then back to Katherine who, up to this point, seemed to be avoiding the fact that Davina required her blood. She rolled her eyes slightly and grabbed Katherine's hand, placing the hilt of the blade in it.

"And yes, I agree failure is not an option. Not for either or us."

Davina watched as the blood poured from Katherine's wounded hand and into the cup. Once it covered the bottom, Davina nodded, "That's good. From what I've read it doesn't take much blood to strengthen a spell."

Taking Katherine's hand in her own, Davina muttered a healing spell and watched with satisfaction as Katherine's wound disappeared. "We wouldn't want you to get an infection. I need you healthy after all."

Davina felt slightly bad for using katherine the way that she was but it was all for the greater good of the city and those that she loved. Besides, it wasn't like katherine wasn't getting anything out of the deal.