Was she aware that the staff whispered about the perceived threat of being broken down for alchemical spare parts and/or Flandre feed?

>For complicated reasons, this ends up with me envisioning Sakuya and
>Meiling re-enacting the plate armor scene from Bill & Ted's
>Excellent Adventure, complete with Sakuya screaming, "You
>killed Meiling, you medieval dickweed!" and attacking the medieval
>guard dude.
>

Heh, you know I could picture Meiling delivering a line like that, but Sakuya doing so seems... well my brain renders it almost like Meiling's voice coming out of Sakuya (perhaps she's narrating a truly bizarre dream she had over breakfast.)

>They are, in fact, silver-plated. (This is why Flan even noticed
>she'd been stuck with one in Sakuya's first appearance. They don't do
>any lasting harm if they're removed right away, but they sting a lot
>more than a plain steel blade would.) For the record, this is not a
>measure she took just in case she had to take down her own employer
>some day; it's to make them more effective against other
>supernaturals, such as werewolves, boggarts, and the like.
>

At this point I wouldn't be that surprised to find Sakuya spent some of her time away from the mansion as a Witcher.

>She's particularly concerned about his reaction to some fairly
>specific parts of the book, primarily regarding details of vampire
>ecology she was reasonably sure he didn't know—his complete
>failure to address which in their follow-up conversation bemused her a
>bit, although he took the conversation in a direction that made
>pursuing specific points... difficult. She'll have to come back to at
>least one of them later.
>

I'm curious now if we readers have seen mention of the item in question or not. I have one guess, related to vampiric fertility, or rather the lack thereof, since I could see a girl as traditional at heart as Remilia still can be thinking that might be a deal breaker (despite knowing G does not exactly lack for offspring.)

	-={(Astynax)}=- "This Space For Rent."