Aamu gave Azoth a look that could've been described as daggers, if her eyes worked that way.<br/><br/>Joe counted how many clouds there were so he and Salem could split the pot by half. He fucked up once though, his eyes squinting, and he tried again. Once he got the right number, he siphoned his share of demonic clouds. He exhaled, giving his hand a quick waggle before looking at Solomon for some form of prompting. "Job?" he asked, his brows knitting together.<br/><br/>Aamu nodded from behind him, and then spoke up. "We discussed this earlier, remember?" When Joe shrugged, her eyes did a 360 in her mask and she spoke again. "The 'mayor'? Captured a few demons? Mary? Speaking of, I do hope she's doing well with Azoth's human." She made a judgmental noise and gave a quick look towards the hellhorse. She obviously thought that anyone who would be willing to put up with the fiery equine demon would not be a suited to spending time with a normal, defenseless human. And even if they weren't suited, they would be to haughty to admit it.<br/><br/>Joe made some sort of nod of recognition. "And... so, where would they be keeping the demons?" he asked, to which Aamu seemed to deflate and scuttle over to the end of the hallway, where there was a large door. It had been bolted previously, but having rid the room of the demonic armors, it seemed as though the lock had dispelled.<br/><br/>She piped up, "Through here, most likely." She turned to Solomon and Salem once they were done, and then shot another look at Azoth. "Shall we?"<br/><br/><br/>---<br/><br/>Kazarn slithered around his human, watching her equip herself with her suitable weaponry. She had adorned her hands with fisticuffs and was experimentally throwing punches at the air. "Ruby," he said, his open mouth dripping sand as he spoke.<br/><br/>"What," she muttered, throwing another punch experimentally. She seemed satisfied.<br/><br/><br/>When the demon didn't say anything else, she stopped beating up the room's air and looked at him. "They've broken the defenses? So soon? I haven't even warmed up yet." She stretched out her arm, flexing her fingers however she could while wearing fisticuffs.<br/><br/>She continued, "I don't even get what the big deal is, anyway. It's just a lizard without legs. I wouldn't risk anything for it." She motioned to the back of the large basement, where there was a large, pinkish energy barrier built into the back wall. The wall seemed to almost grow around it in a fleshy sort of way, and the red barrier pulsated with energy.<br/><br/>"We have been assigned to guard it, so they cannot take it," Kazarn reminded her, twirling around her until his giant mouth-head met her eyes. She nodded, and turned back towards the magic cage. She walked towards it, placed a hand on it, and then turned back towards the door.