Luckily for Aza, Sae'Ka hadn't noticed her little show of stubborn defiance until it was too late and the chaos of battle had already filled the enchantress' lavish bedchamber. As soon as the fox bolted, however, the drow immediately felt it as the flow of arcane energies coursing through her body seemed to tug insistently in Aza's direction.<br/><br/>Spotting the crossbows and hearing their firing mechanisms go off, Sae'Ka instinctively raised a hand to shield herself from the bolts only to find that her warrior companion had already taken the liberty of shielding the entire party. How noble of him.<br/><br/>She charged ahead into the tower guards, slashing down at the fool who'd clumsily lunged after Aza and ending him instantly. Seeing a second guard pursue her prize into the next room, Sae'Ka didn't even give Dean or Donovan a second thought before leaving them to deal with the four remaining soldiers.<br/><br/>Crossing into the next room, she plucked out three strands of long, silvery hair from her own head and let them fall to the ground where they transformed into a trio of long white snakes with eyes as black and dead as onyx. Sae'Ka felt the all too familiar tingling between her legs upon casting her latest spell, which had a relatively high magical cost, but it was certainly worth it as she watched her summoned monsters converge upon the terrified guard and pounce on him simultaneously.<br/><br/>The man had no chance, being brought to the floor before having his helmet knocked off and his face and throat ripped out by the drow's summoned pets. The guard was only a minor inconvenience, however, the snakes' main purpose was to catch that slippery werefox. With a simple mental command, Sae'Ka sent them slithering away from the still warm but lifeless corpse so that they could find and constrict Aza for her, without harming the little fox of course.<br/><br/>Hopefully the pair of strays that she'd brought along would be able to handle the guards in the other room, that would save Sae'Ka the trouble of doing it herself. She'd surely have plenty more of them to deal with on the way out, anyways.