Gajol kept her gaze looking sharp as she told the druid, "By the motivation everyone has to kill them: because they do not belong here, and because they deserve it." Her voice, though stern, had stated no lie. There were obviously other motives behind the individuals, but what she stated were the most universal reasons in existence.<br/><br/>As for Aya's worries about Duri, he would be fine; Gajol, while not one to play favorites towards any particular animal, was of such a mindset that as long as it wasn't extraplanar, it belonged and should stay. Eaten? Maybe, but not someone's pet, that's for sure. "He knows because he's a druid," Gajol explained to the bardic elf, "and judging by the looks of this one, a powerful one at that. He could feel the presence of the scum for miles if he tried hard enough. Am I not right?" She turned back to the druid, though this time she gave a respectful yet curt nod to him.<br/><br/>((Ugh. Cannot think of much without revealing a lot, from our characters' points of view. Just because he's not a fan of the demons either doesn't mean that they have more similar goals, not to mention compatible moral tendencies either.))<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>