Tii heard the entire conversation and couldn't help but agree with the Almerkian. If it, whatever it was, was wanted by Demons, then they had to keep them from it. Elves told scary stories filled with Demons and death that Tii had grown up with. She aimed her bow at the taller Demon, the one further away from the Almerkian, hoping the man could defend himself. TiiLiiqia released the arrow with a twang, and the sound seemed to have gotten the Demon's attention.<br/><br/>The arrow penetrated the Demon's left eye, and the Demon let out a terrible roar of pain. He stepped forward, and tossed the nearest table. The innkeeper opened his mouth to say something, but seemed to think better of it and quickly closed it again.<br/><br/>Tii's heart started pounding. The Demon was still alive. All she had managed to do was piss him off.<br/><br/>Morys drew his sword at last and watched the shorter Demon. The shorter Demon had been staring at the tall one, a look of horror on his face, but the sound of metal sliding had brought his attention back to Morys.<br/><br/>Still looking terrified, the short Demon swallowed hard and said, "The item, or I call for backup. There's fifty of us here in the city. Do you and the woman by the fire plan to take us all on?"<br/><br/>Tii readied another arrow as the tall Demon broke the shaft of the arrow lodged in his eye socket. The tall Demon let out another roar of pain and rage and charged toward her, head lowered, the tables and chairs either shattered as he charged through them or were pushed out of the way.