EDIT CONFLICT, replying to earlier message:<br/><br/>That's because originally I would have killed her regardless of how much time would have passed since her time spent with us. I'm willing to change that to getting comfortable with her, and THEN allowing myself to consort with a demoness.<br/><br/>Also, it's not about the amount of Evil in the world. It's about doing what he sees as the right thing. That aside, clerics and paladins fall for much less--it's an evil act to summon a demon, regardless of the intent. It's like murdering someone, killing a baby, or burning an orphanage so you can stop someone who's prophesized to bring a great evil into the world. Even if you intention might be good, it's still an incredibly evil act in D&D terms.<br/><br/>The reason I brought it up in the first place was so we could find a solution so that I wouldn't out of nowhere attack. If I didn't care about party harmony, I would have said nothing and simply waited until she showed herself, then attack her. If you don't see that as good intention... then I don't know what I can do to help.<br/><br/>EDIT: In regards to rebuke... I don't think he'd even notice the difference, since it doesn't affect him at all. All he can see is the result, and you could be using Control Undead for all he knows. Plus, I don't recall anywhere that just using negative energy (which is what Rebuke Undead does) is an inherently evil action.