Klaus' hand slid into Elijah's hair for a moment, grin softening to a smile. "You always have such an eloquent way of putting things, making them make sense when I want nothing more than to jump to action."

The specifics of the curse were not ones that he liked to dwell on, and it was good that Elijah hadn't directly come out and mentioned them. It was easier to think of them as a mere inconvenience, one that would be remedied.

Elijah's words and the way they were with each other acted as an aid in allowing Klaus to have what felt like eternal confidence that his plans would be fulfilled, that they would not fail, and he would gain what was rightfully his.

"We'll have to have Katerina over tomorrow." It was obvious that Klaus didn't want to sit around and wait.