Azoth nodded his head sharply at Aamu’s suggestion. “Very well, I will do as you say.” With that, he flared his wings and galloped towards the doors, smashing through it without so much of a care. “For now,” he added over his shoulders as an afterthought. He most certainly would not be obeying the lesser demon’s commands forever.<br/><br/>The hollows lurking inside were apparently thrown off by the abruptness of Azoth’s appearance, as they stood there for a good five seconds before moving. Azoth huffed irritably. Honestly, they could at least try to put up a fight. However, he wasn’t going to just let them swarm him, and began to spray fire over the tiled floors, engulfing the few too stunned to move out of the way. The others began to ready their attack. Azoth huffed flame out of his nostrils. It had been a long time since he had fought alone. He would have to rehone his skills.<br/><br/>-<br/><br/>At Mary’s words, Eve nodded thoughtfully. “Understandable. Hopefully they will be more careful in the future with portal creation.” She shifted uncomfortably in her seat, breaking eye contact with Mary as she tried to remember the correct steps for making someone’s acquaintance. She had never been good at this, but Mary seemed fairly quiet so hopefully she wouldn’t mind. She cleared her throat. “Are you…. Feeling all right?”