Black narrowed his eyes at the demigod who had spoken. It seemed the other one was merely cowering at the moment and he felt no need to acknowledge her. He heard the fox-demigod out then replied. "Yes I did noticed that you're demigods," he said curtly. "While it's my fault for being so foolish, I still don't appreciate being tricked. And besides that," he said in an offended tone, "I'm afraid you're sorely mistaken. I most certainly am<span style="font-style: italic">not</span>a demon. The proper term is monster and I'll ask you to kindly remember that."<br/><br/>Ari tucked herself further behind Blue. For a moment she'd been wondering if the demon-- er, monster could talk. Not only could it talk though, it seemed to be highly intelligent, which was something she wasn't expecting. On top of that, it was definitely not very happy with them.<br/><br/>After he'd gotten that said, Black took a breath to calm himself down a little, and swiped some of his hair out of his eyes. "In answer to your question: I have felt some sort of dark presence coming this way, but I'm afraid I don't know what it is." He crossed his arms defiantly. "I've been minding my own business going to great lengths<span style="font-style: italic">not</span>to get in trouble with your kind. I haven't done anything wrong, I've even refrained from eating humans at your request. And I'd appreciate receiving the peace and quiet I was promised."<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">He was promised? That makes it sound like he made some kind of bargain with the gods...</span>Ari thought. She stole a glance at Blue, suddenly very confused and curious.<br/><br/>------------------------<br/><br/>After hopping into the house long enough to grab all the things he needed and store them in the trunk of his car, Genesis called out to Mary. "I'm leaving now Mary. You'll have some peace and quiet to get your chores done, just like you wanted."<br/><br/>She mumbled something, but he ignored it. With a turn of the key, he started his car and took off to the address he'd been given.