<strong>Giselle Do'Urden/Lilith, the Dark Lady<br/>Location; The Eastern Trek, the Forests<br/>Time; Morning, Day 2<br/>Tagged; Rene, Lionel, Aribeth, Zitka, Zamala, and anyone else.</strong><br/><br/>Even though her tail had been grabbed, she had still managed to leave behind just a few drops of her venom in Lionel's body before he managed to pull her tail free.  She growled, the stinger at the end of her tail disconnecting from the rest of her appendage before she pulled it back, a new stinger already forming as Zamala took off, blasting her mist to the four corners of the world.  With her mist gone, Giselle grinned as she came back to her senses again, standing tall and ready to tear Lilith apart.  The demoness hissed as she felt the man's fist slam into her stomach before she flew backward, but her wings opened wide and she flew over the half Drow as she tried to put her swords into her back.  Giselle overshot the mark and again yelped as pain lanced across her back, the demon's whip finding her again as Lilith landed several feet away, winded but grinning all the same.<strong>You are certainly strong, but I can use that strength against you.  Give yourself to me or die!</strong>Giselle turned only to have the whip wrap around her neck, the demon having supernatural strength behind her as she was pulled down hard.  Dropping her swords as she was yanked off of her feet, the half Drow was in trouble as the succubus queen looked up to Lionel, but growled as her victim disappeared into the ground, a dimensional door opening up beneath her.  The whip unwound and she tried to turn but only got so far before she felt a boot in her backside, sending the demon tumbling into Lionel's direction this time.  She was outmatched and she knew it.   Growling as she rolled to her feet, Lilith turned tail and ran before flying off into the distance.  Giselle breathed a sigh of relief but hissed since every movement she made hurt as if she truly had been marked rather than her mind playing tricks on her.  "Damn....today....is just not my day."