Draco stood in front of the Demon to protect him when her father seemed to be preparing to attack Avorna. Draco knew that nobody understood why she was sparing him and she didn't care, she had her reasons. Draco heard Cain talking about how they should have killed him and justfied his reasons for wanting to kill the demon because he hurt Fenrir and almost attacked her. Draco looked at him and said, "Would you kill a puppy for peeing on the floor because it didn't know where it was supposed to go? Or would you beat up a baby for crying because it doesn't know how to communicate any other way? Or beating up a teenager that believes they are worthless because they've been told that thier whole life? That's basically the equivelant of killing the demon I let go." Draco had the attention of everyone in the guild after those four sentences left her mouth.<br/><br/>Draco sighed and continued, "Draconius told me a long time ago that most demons have never been exposed to kindness or generocity, they are taught from birth that they are monsters that only exist to serve the Demon King and do whatever he tells them to, no questions asked. They have also been taught that gods and goddesses who are kind and benevolent towards humans would treat them as less than worthless and any demon who believes otherwise is either killed on the spot or "reeducated" through torture. Thus the demons are turned into near-obedient tools for the Demon King. Avorna is one of those demons who doesn't know what to do other than what he is told. Draconius was lucky enough to exist before the Demon King started to do that." Draco stood up to leave the guildhall, but glanced back at everyone in the guild and said, "He only acted that way because he doesn't know any better." Draco then walked home and closed herself in her room to draw some pictures in her sketchbook and to look at her old sketchbooks when she felt the urge to. Draco was trying to vent her frustrations through her art.<br/><br/>------------------<br/><br/>Draconius remained at the guild and said, "I may not approve of how she let Avorna escape but I can understand her reasoning behind it. Draco sees herself in him. Draco had been taught with the same methods by Devil Serpent, whenever she didn't do what they wanted or questioned why she had to do it she was tortured, they called it "reeducation." Draconius shifted to his human form and sat down on a bench.<br/><br/>Draconius countinued, "Draco came back without her morals warped too much because she has a supernatural sense of right and wrong that isn't easily swayed. She probably looked at Avorna and thought that she might have ended up like him if she didn't have her strong morals. That's why Draco got so mad with Cain's statement, it just seemed too cruel to her..."<br/><br/>Draconius smiled a little bit as he said, "But Draco has always had a special gift for turning even the most hateful, twisted, and sinister beings into allies. Draco has actually helped quite a few criminals find the motivation to change and even turn their lives around, some of the criminals had actually comitted murders. It almost seems like all the skills she needs for her to change someone for the better is kindness and the phrase, "I forgive you."