<span style="color: #FF8000">A group of the demons noticed the innkeeper, bartender, and a lone fairy that was sitting at the bar. Luckily for them, this fresh meat was on their side of the invisible wall.<br/><br/>"Boss said to kill them all," one demon pointed out.<br/><br/>"Aye he did," said another with a dangerous hunger in his voice.<br/><br/>As the group of demons closest to the bar began surrounding the small helpless group, others were still trying to break down the invisible wall, the captain amongst them. He knew how important the object was to Chaos, and that failure was not an option!</span><br/><br/>~~~~~<br/><br/><span style="color: #00BFFF"><br/>Morys continued to stare at the inn, when the Elven man spoke to him, Morys had a hard time focusing on him. A million bleak memories were swarming through his mind from his past. He blinked twice when the Elf mentioned the object he held, offered his hand, and introduced himself. Morys nodded absently and accepted it. "I am called Morys," he said simply, as he shook the Elven man's hand. Wondering what it was Elves did for a greeting. Morys took a step back once their hands had been released and bowed slightly, though feeling foolish. "'Tis in no way pleasurable for me, though 'tis not your fault." He sighed as he straightened and looked back at the inn again and did not elaborate his meaning.<br/><br/>Despite the dangers of Goblin Forest, Morys knew that it would make an excellent escape route. Half turning, Morys inhaled deeply to shout to the others what he had been thinking, but stopped when he noticed the demons were not following the others as well. He raised a brow, wondering again what could be going on within the inn.<br/><br/>Morys jumped when the young Almerkian boy yelled and started running towards himself and the Elf, Drachon, his hand automatically moving to the hilt of his sword. When he recognized him as not being a demon, as well as noticing the others following, he relaxed but only slightly.<br/><br/>He waited for the others to get closer before stating, "Goblin Forest is not the safest place in our territory, but it's certainly safer than here!" He pointed to the forest that was only a few yards away from the back of the inn. "If you want to live, I suggest you follow, but be aware that we will likely be attacked by a band or two of goblins."<br/><br/>Realizing that whatever distraction the demons were facing was not likely to last long, Morys turned on his heel and started at a run for the forest. After breaking through the rough underbrush, Morys began sprinting. He would not get far at that pace, but he hoped to put as much distance as possible between himself and the Demons.</span><br/><br/>~~~~~<br/><br/><span style="color: #FF8000">Meanwhile, inside the inn, the wall suddenly vanished and several demons fell from the sudden loss of resistance. The other demons carelessly walked over them, and the captain led the charge towards the back door of the inn.</span>