If you character concept was 'dedicated demon hunter', you'd have a point. But this is just one small aspect of the character, and not even one that is core to who he is. Does he also murder people who bind Demons and make them fight each other to the death? How about people who bind demons and send them into battle against Devils and Devil-worshippers? Would he murder the infamous Lawful Good Succubus Paladin, simply because she is made of manifest Evil? Is Summoning a fiend worse than Calling it, because it can't be permanently destroyed if Summoned? Or is Calling worse than Summoning, because it requires actually dealing with the fiend for its services instead of compelling it via magic alone?<br/><br/>In this particular instance, we are observing Evil being forced to fight Evil at the risk of its own permanent destruction (since she has been Called), so if the amount of Evil in the world was your actual concern, this sort of action should be something reluctantly accepted or even grudgingly approved of, not Smited On Sight. It's called nuance - nothing says he has to be 'fine' with it, he just has to not start face-stabbing the enslaved demon/its summoner (who should also be on the menu if the logic is consistent, since otherwise he could just do it again later).<br/><br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Again I ask; why can't we compromise by having him get used to her slowly, while she's in human form? I think that way both of us are bending instead of me being the only one to have to change something.</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div>That's looking like it will be Zaer's plan anyways...but yes, when one person is willing to be flexible and the other isn't, that is a sign the second person needs to change. You did open up with the ultimatums, after all, telling Zaer unilaterally that 'I will kill her unless she is disguised'. There isn't any 'both people bending' here, just Zaer being forced to capitulate to maintain OOC and IC harmony.