Himmel's face visibly hardened at the mention of Pazuzu's name, while Orlando shifted in his armor uncomfortably. "Please do not mention any demon's name," Himmel said, "for even saying it once may garner its attention. The one you speak of is even more sensitive to such a slip of the tongue, and to have him with an eye on anybody here is more than threatening." His warning was very dire and serious, and far from the normally genial air he held.<br/><br/>Himmel continued to hold a very professional mood when he answered Aeshallyn's question, though it was nowhere near as stiff as his last comment. "We'd suspected the Prince of The Lower Aerial Kingdoms already, but it would make little sense for him to do so for expansion as you suggest. He is one who does not wish to rule so much as tempt; he treats innocence and purity as a middle-aged and unsatisfied woman does chocolate. If it is he, as we both believe, then he must still be keeping the cult of worshipers disguised as clergy of a different following, most likely another bird-god."<br/><br/>Himmel looked to everybody in the room for a moment before saying, "There is little by way of evidence that would be clear to those who are not exercised on the subject of the Abyss, and none of you here are as well informed as us either. Because of this, we need someone other than us to investigate, for, as you may have noticed, we do not give off the impression of being the most benevolent of organizations, and are in need of another group of people who are willing to infiltrate the monastery, gather information, salvage what is possible and rid the place of the demons. I assume you are all more than able to do this.<br/><br/>"The point of interest it the tallest building in the area, and so you should be able to see the spire over the rest of the town quite easily and navigate smoothly. There is no other way without having to smash the windows or walls in to get inside that is known of than simply walking through the front doors, so make sure that you are as prepared as you can be before you enter. There is little else to explain that will not be self-evident upon your arrival, so are there any questions you may wish to ask before you leave? The walk is short, no more than an hour from the outskirts of the city, so time should not be considered too serious of a matter."<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>