Ijemaru tapped his foot as his patience began to run dry. "He certainly is taking his own sweet time." The human gave a dull glance to the charging mass of demons not too far away and turned to walk back into the inn.<br/><br/>Black looked up as the human boy came back inside. "Oh," he said, almost as an after thought. "We found a back door."<br/><br/>Ijemaru smirked. "I wondered why no one had come out to join me. You weren't thinking of running away and leaving me behind, were you?"<br/><br/>"You said "outside"," Black said, "You never said I had to go out the way you did."<br/><br/>"That I didn't," Ijemaru said, raising an eyebrow in amusement. "Well come on then," he said, walking past the demon and following the others. It wasn't a command the demon had to follow, but it wasn't one he was about to refuse.<br/><br/>Black caught up to the human. "What about him?" he asked, gesturing to the dwarf.<br/><br/>The human shrugged. "Who cares?"<br/><br/>Black narrowed his eyes. "The man saved your life."<br/><br/>Ijemaru also narrowed his eyes, but he was still slightly smirking. "Oh, you saw that? Oh well. If he wants to die a hero's death, let him."<br/><br/>That was not a command the demon had to obey. So, more to disobey the human than out of kindness, Black went over and grabbed the dwarf by the shoulder, dragging him off. "Live to fight another day. A warrior should die in a true battle, not some little demon scuffle."