As Azoth advanced through the building, he heard the sounds of a scuffle. Flicking his ears, he listened closely until he recognized the voices of the two demons and their boys. Flame beginning to form in his mouths, he broke into a canter until the noise grew closer.<br/><br/>He skidded to a halt in front of one of the doors, then burst through to find the four in the midst of the fight. He took it in, and then immediately breathed out a blaze of fire.<br/><br/>-<br/><br/>"It's not my library. And I don't need your help, thank you," Eve said as calmly as she could manage. Her eyes flicked over to the table where Mary has been only to notice her abrupt absence. Where had she gone? If she wanted Eve's protection, abruptly vanishing from her line of sight wasn't the way to get it. Of course, staying there wasn't exactly safe either. She tried to both listen to Damon's prattling and look for Mary, finally locating her by the door. Of course. Praying that the girl wouldn't actually try and attack if it came to blows, Eve attempted to assess Damon.<br/><br/>If it came to a one on one fight, Eve felt confident she could best him. However, he probably had a demon lurking about somewhere and Azoth was miles off doing who knows what. He and his demon were likely more powerful together than she was alone. And she had the added liability of Mary. All in all, it didn't look good.<br/><br/>And then, of course, he clued in on the fact that she was alone. In a decision that hinged mainly on panic, Eve decided that the best option was to beat him and fast before his demon decided to do a check in. She sent a blaze of fire at him in one swift movement.