It's instant relief once he lets go, and Katherine rubs her throat for a few minutes while bracing against the wall behind her. A halfway mustered glare peers across the room from beneath her curls, but her gaze is fleeting on him and then away. He's mad. She knows he's right to be and going to be. But Katherine knew that when she made the decision to stab him in the back, and decided they could live through it. She believes that and holds it in her gut.
She straightens, finding relief too in the brusque attention to business. Better. Perfect, really. Squares her chin and gives him what he wants. "Tristan and the others are planning to use the new moon tonight as their chance to take Klaus down, when his wolf side is weak." Perhaps boldly, she takes a couple steps towards Elijah. Even if he won't look at her, she's looking at him, almost beseeching him to listen. "Something about the time being right." It's fresh secondhand information, they weren't too free with the details during their temporary alliance. Katherine isn't sure they're right, but they sure seemed confident. "They're trying to kill him somehow, Elijah, to fulfill the prophecy without risking you." Her tone doesn't give away the thought, but it's an obvious fact that if Klaus goes, so does she, and Katherine isn't about to let that happen. Equally implied is just how perfectly informed she was when she appeared in his home. "We have to go, Elijah."