Damian sighed when Om's object told them very little about where they were. Only that it was a place called "Earth" and that it was "Mostly harmless". Damian shared Om's dissatisfaction with the object's results. Morgan tried to be helpful by asking them what brought them here, but if Damian knew that, he wouldn't need their help.<span style="font-weight: bold">"I thought I was being summoned again. I suppose I was, but not by who I thought. That aside, there was not anything I was doing in particular when I felt myself being summoned."</span>But if this world was indeed not the one he came from (He didn't know anywhere called "Earth" back in his realm) but somehow managed to get here, than surely the one who summoned him must know about the magic of his realm. It's not as thought Damian be "Accidentally" summoned.<br/><br/>Soon more people began to join. First was another human, carrying some sort of weapon similar to Morgan's, but larger.<span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="font-style: italic">"Another soldier it seems."</span></span>Damian was unsure if this one was aligned to Morgan, but he kept a careful eye on him. Because when she showed up, more people did as well, and Damian was starting to get uncomfortable with the amassing crowd. A sort of cat man approached, an actual familiar sight back in Damian's world, though he didn't recognize his style of clothing. Likely didn't come from his world. Two creatures showed up, large humanoids with grey flesh. They probably came form the same world, and seemed to know each other given how close they are. Damian hoped that they wouldn't cause trouble, as they seemed like strong fighters with possible weaker control over their emotions. Damian quietly hoped he was wrong. Lastly, Damian caught sight of that girl from before. The one in the blue dress, Kanna. She just materialized in the middle of the open, her back facing towards the group. If he had to guess, she had used some sort of magic to become invisible, but now it had stopped. Damian was about to approach her when the little humanoid, the one called Lilly, pressed herself into Damian's arm.<br/><br/>When the little human clung to him he became defensive. Not against her that is, but against everyone else. It was a force of habit that he developed when he was still a Familiar for the Riovas Family; he cared for not just his master, but their extended family as well. When their children became used to his appearance, they looked to him as their protector, which he dutifully did. Usually he didn't need to do more than look intimidating and occasionally break someone's hand, but when a child came to him with fear he reacted by preparing himself to do great harm to what scared the child. But before he did anything stupid, he remembered that the little human was not his master or a family member of his master, and that he was trying to get out of this world. But than Lilly said something that made him think. She didn't want to go back, presumably back to her world. Thinking about it, why did Damian want to go back either? Sure this was unexpected, but at least it wasn't the Inferno. He got tired of fighting and dying for nothing. It was monotonous, even in the heat of battle. It felt like he had done it for years and years, gaining nothing but suffering all the while. Why did he want to go back to the Inferno? Truthfully, he didn't. He just wanted to become a Familiar again.<br/><br/>Though Damian was carefully trying to cultivate an image of a stoic and fearsome demon, he allowed himself a moment of sensitivity with the Lilly. He knew that his current appearance would scare her, so he had to make sure that she did not look at him. But so he could console her, he tried to sooth her with words.<span style="font-weight: bold">"Do not fear, no one will take you away. You will be safe and I will ensure that."</span>Damian rarely made promises, because part of his professionalism is to hold up to them. But now that he's said it, he figured it wouldn't the the worse thing to make sure this Lilly found her way back home, or wherever she felt safe and comfortable at. Gives him something to do while he's figuring out what is going on. Standing between Lilly and most of the other armed strangers, Damian analyzed his next move. It was obvious that whomever summoned them was not here, and no one here was directly involved in summoning any of them. And as much as they could help him locate their mysterious summoner, this place was not a favorable place to discuss this matter.<span style="font-weight: bold">"You, mortal.... Morgan. Do you have a facility for us to rest in? We do not need to be here any longer."</span>