"I just gave you the key to every power I have in the form of that stone," she told him calmly. "It doesn't like giving up its secrets, but I'm sure you'll figure them out eventually. I also warned you about that." Brigid pointed toward his hotel room window. It exploded, sending shards of glass down to the ground. The rest of the hotel remained untouched, though Wesker's room was a scorched mess. "Summer Fey are very good at staying hidden."

" I can handle a fire... "

Brigid smirked. "Yes, but you might have singed your perfect hair. You wouldn't want to be bald, now, would you?" she asked in a teasing voice.

" Im sure I'd manage..."

Brigid sighed. "It wouldn't kill you to thank me."

" I don't thank people, It's never welcome to thank someone. It's always in their best interest to do something for another "

"Which is why you don't do anything for anyone," she retorted. "Makes perfect sense."

" Now you've got it. "

Wesker gripped inside his leather jacket and took out a glass he took from the room, pouring himself a drink.

Brigid laughed softly and sat back. "Anyway, I came as a sign of good faith. You can't take on an army of faeries by yourself. You need your own army. I happen to have an army. I think we could make a deal here."

" I've lasted an apocalypse, a nuclear missle, a fatal blow to the intestines which were all destroyed, a barrage of bullets and rockets, and Ive been burned in Lava. "

Wesker smirked and took a drink.

" I think I can do well..."

"That may be, but it would be easier if you were in control of an army. And when we've defeated the Summer Court, you can use the army for whatever you like." Brigid smiled. She was serious.

" Hmmph... I'll have to think. "

"Please?" Brigid said, smiling sweetly. She really wanted him in her court. "Besides," she said, a playful glint in her eyes, "you'd get to spend more time with wonderful me."

" I said I must think... You will wait "

Brigid nodded and leaned back, content to wait. She closed her eyes and got comfortable.