The arrow took the large demon in the eye and didn't take him down. Well. Obviously there was no brain in that skull. The large demon would at least have a blind spot on the side she was on, and the small one's attention was torn between his friend and Morys. Good enough. Awinita moved, subtle and calm hand lifting to her lips. Of course then the door shattered apart and another demon charged in, setting the already wounded demon on fire.<br/><br/>The small demon was busy with Morys though, and with a soft puff of air she sent a small dart streaking for his exposed neck. After considering the larger one had been shot and harmed little by it, she had picked her most toxic dart. Unfortunately, even with that level it would take a minute for the effects to hit. Blood had to move a poison for it to work after all. Hopefully the man would be able to handle himself that long.<br/><br/>There was no room for a bow in a room like this, no matter what the crazy elf had tried. Probably the best thing would be to get the people out while the crazy new door shattering demon tore everything apart. She shifted to the innkeeper, voice calm and low, "Shall we lead people to safety?" He seemed rather frozen, which she could understand. His place was being destroyed and that demon was on fire, so it seemed like there was a potential it would burn down as well. All the more reason to funnel people out the back quickly before more demons could arrive. With the the big one engaged, perhaps the elf could be dragged away, and while she was helping people surely she could come up with something more to help the man standing off against the little demon.