Kaphiel proceeds over to the conspicuous bookcase on the wall. He began grabbing books at random, looking through their contents. There was nothing of any value, mainly old tax and trade records and keepings of old news. He tossed these books behind him, the gang of maids scurrying behind him to recover the books from the floor. However, one large orange text was giving him difficulty in his methodical process, not budging, like it was stuck to the bookcase. The angel gritted his teeth, and with a good tug, managed to make it give. It didn't fly out however, it simply budged a bit. This movement suddenly caused the whole bookcase to shift to the side. It revealed a large hidden hole in the wall, which clearly led to some sort of outdoors area. Strangely enough, even though the windows showed the weather as still stormy, the new location looked calm and dry.<br/><br/>Lavawolf and Steven find themselves both armed, running down the corridor from the kitchen in hot pursuit of the rogue Hellhound. In the plain corridor there is no sight of the canine, but the two Anthros hear suspicious noises from around a corner. Peeking from behind the turn, they see in clear detail what's going on. A black two-headed dog has mounted a maid, here outfit ripped apart so badly that it barely clutches to her body. "No, please stop!" She begs the Hellhound, but the dog only replies with barking and growling from both it's mouths as it thrusts into her. She cries out, panting as she is powerless to stop the beast from mating with her.<br/><br/>"Leader of the Ymir Tribe? I've never heard of them actually, you should tell me about them." Cain and his maid guide continue down the tunnel casually. About halfway down the path, the maid stops in her steps. "Wait, I can't...I can't moves." She grunts with effort and tries to lift either one of her legs, but fails to make any progress. The two of them hear high-pitched cackling reverberating around them. "Oh no," moans the maid, "they've got me. Go on without me, I can handle myself, and there's nothing you can do for me now."