Eve scowled at Damon’s words, still clenching the gun. If Damon had wanted to be friends, he could have gone about it a better way. She couldn’t think of one right now, but it probably existed. However, before she could put her mind to work, the room darkened with Ose’s entrance. Eve stumbled back. This was a nightmare. Why was this happening now? She had gone months, even years without encountering other people in Limbo, and now she had suddenly been forced to deal with multiple ones in one stupid night.<br/><br/>“I’m just trying to protect…” She began in response to his question, then paused. Actually, come to think of it, where was Mary? She blinked and glanced around. Well, if she was out of the way, that was probably for the better. A fight seemed inevitable at this point. She continued on, albeit on a slightly different subject matter. “I simply want to be left alone, and he wasn’t leaving. If you would both go, we could be done with this whole business.”<br/><br/>-<br/><br/>Azoth made a lot of loud hmphing noises as everyone complained or had thoughtful conversations or just generally wasted a lot of time. If it was just Eve and himself, they would have been in and out by now. The building probably would not exist anymore, but it was an ugly, poorly designed building in any case. When the door was finally located, he huffed and followed the group into the room.<br/><br/>And of course another human was inside alongside a demon. Ridiculous. However, it had a quick and easy solution: a fight. “Finally,” Azoth said with relish, and prepared a blast of flame.