"What outpost? We crushed this one and I am in no certain rush to engage those others. More importantly, those soldiers were as young and green as could be and more likely than not, simple folk gathered from a nearby village. We could have easily killed them, but it's better to simply frighten some sense into them to let them understand that beings like us are not to be trifled with. It's my hope that they'll desert and take on simpler lives."<br/><br/>She nodded towards the succubus, "She has the right of it, too. To that group of soldiers, a young red would seem like a god of destruction and their word would be questioned and investigated. Fear amplifies things as I've already proven by frightening them off. If I was able to do it with just words, can you imagine how scared they would have been if even a wyvern swooped down to engage them?"<br/><br/>"Even without a report, I suspect that there will eventually be someone here to sift around." She looked towards the demoness once more. "They were already prepared to do battle against you when we arrived, after all. Considering that they were focused inward and ramming down the door, they likely had some inkling about you."<br/><br/>She watched the green storm off and shook her head before speaking once more, "Anyways, why not leave the soldiers be? I'm sure our parting roar and acid bomb were enough to dissuade them from trying anything else. And in the case that there's better-trained patrols out there, it'd be best if we stuck together... As much as it pains me to say it."<br/><br/>The dragoon glared at the succubus for a long moment before parting with her name. "Soanala. The emotive one storming off would be Ceres."