Devaguea's second spell slammed into the wall just as the Satyr vanished, three more battering blasts dispersing harmlessly against the stone. He did a quick check of all three of his women in the room, Rusilkia having placed herself between the door and the attacker despite not even being armed. Cynthia was fine and livid at having missed the one fight she could have possibly had in a year, and Sak'bas was healing her few bruises.<br/><br/>He gave the two taurics a quick nod, a quick affectionate nuzzle for his dwarven seneschal/concubine, and then he was out the door, moving to where Talia had moved the both of his children. He slammed open the door, and barely gave Talia a look before he was between both of his children, wings spread over them and holding them close as he rumbled his pleasure at them. It didn't take long for the presence of their father, doing the instinctive actions of concerned draconic parents to soothe his children back to calmness, and both fell asleep against him under his wings.<br/><br/>Now that his children were no longer reacting in immediate fear, his instincts calmed enough for Devaguea to turn his attention to Talia. A quick nod of thanks was really all his mind was letting him do, all his attention on the door as his primal thoughts snarled and paced in his head, infuriated by the intruder and for scaring his offspring.<br/><br/>The next day, he was coherent and calm enough to resume his duties, and his children were calm enough to not be making the small noises of distress that roused his instincts. Amvarean, however, was acting more distracted in his presence but that he could put off for a bit. Still, now that he knew of the threat, he immediately had a hallow effect placed on the premise, attaching an anti-teleportation effect since that was clearly how the monster had gotten in. Still, with the enemy now actively trying to steal it, he made a point of keeping it near his main combat squad from now on. Sydon was on permanent rapid reaction while in town, at least until the Blooms were done.