Inanna's reaction was exactly what Parsley predicted it would be. Unfortunately for her, that was not all Parsley had to say. Though, that was the extent of the bad news.
Parsley frowned deeply. "Promise?" She scratched the back of her head and smoothed her hair out. That was the very first time she had every heard of any promise she made to Night. "What are you talking about?""... riiiight. Let's not get ahead of ourselves," Inanna replied. "Last thing I need is another losing fight. I still need to take some time to appraise the energy I pilfered from Night, and you've yet to get him what you promised you would. I believe." Not that Inanna exactly remembered that at the moment, occupied as she was with simply getting away from that... thing as fast as possible; she'd not much listened to their foolish agreement. Of course, Parsley certainly remembered it.
Her mind was drawing a blank. She remembered Jormundr, the petrified dragon, that she, Inanna, and Sasheem stumbled across while investigating a lead Eva clarified for them. She remembered nearly succumbing to the very same thing the dragon did when she foolishly touched her hand to its crystalized eye. They were drawn to the planet by Night himself, where they faced him face to face. Then...
...
Nothing. She knew they had some kind of conversation with him, but as for what it was about or what resulted from it, she drew a complete blank. If Parsley made some sort of promise to him, to retrieve something for him, she surely would have remembered. It would have been one of the most important items at the fore of her mind at all times, constantly nagging her like an old spinster. But there was nothing.
She...
"Wait..."
"The fruit..." The fruit took her memory of that meeting. That had to be it. Inanna wouldn't lie to her about something that was apparently this important. When she ate that fruit, she immediately felt like she was forgetting something. "Damn it!"
"...WHAT?!""Unless you want him to rip out your eyes?"
She must have misheard that. Surely she did. There was no way, no how, she would allow him to levy such a hefty egregious consequence for not holding up her end of this mysterious bargain. "No. There is no way I would agree to those terms. You must be mistaken."