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Re: Into the Darkness (Sponge, Tiffanian, and Hentaispider)
Lily and Laena at least manage to keep the faeries and Garrett from attacking the demons outright via their mediating intervention, though the human still scowled foully at the assembled demons and the faerie's were similarly distrustful. "Trouble? Why would we have any trouble?" Letris asked innocently, "I am sure that you would be happy to accompany us to our encampment, now wouldn't you? The added security would surely inhibit any violence~" There was something at least mildly menacing about the manner in which the knight's last sentence was delivered, but there was little they could do about it now that they were outnumbered, unless they wanted to start a fight.
Unless they wanted to do so, Laena, Lily, and Garrett would lead the fey, now surrounded by demons, through the rest of the jungle toward the ruins that were their destination. About half an hour later they'd arrived at a clearing containing a great stone ruin, which was surrounded by a camp of freshly erected tents... And a small army of demons. "Come with me," Letris said simply, and the group would be led through a gauntlet of leering demons of varying types, until they arrived at a tent in which a man sat upon a chair, idly reading a book.
That book was shut as they filtered in past the guards, and the man stood up, looking entirely human by all appearances. "Ahhhh, Letris, you've returned! And here I thought you'd gotten yourself killed!" the man said, and the knight bowed and replied; "Fortunately, such was not the case~ These faeries and their harpy and human associates were responsible for my absence, and the elimination of my patrol group. For reasons they have not yet adequately explained, I might add.... Though the human is something of a racist. I brought them to speak with you, Commander Vidrien." The demon, quirking an eyebrow, looked to the group while Garrett fumed silently and said; "Is this true? Do you have some sort of problem with us?"
Lily and Laena at least manage to keep the faeries and Garrett from attacking the demons outright via their mediating intervention, though the human still scowled foully at the assembled demons and the faerie's were similarly distrustful. "Trouble? Why would we have any trouble?" Letris asked innocently, "I am sure that you would be happy to accompany us to our encampment, now wouldn't you? The added security would surely inhibit any violence~" There was something at least mildly menacing about the manner in which the knight's last sentence was delivered, but there was little they could do about it now that they were outnumbered, unless they wanted to start a fight.
Unless they wanted to do so, Laena, Lily, and Garrett would lead the fey, now surrounded by demons, through the rest of the jungle toward the ruins that were their destination. About half an hour later they'd arrived at a clearing containing a great stone ruin, which was surrounded by a camp of freshly erected tents... And a small army of demons. "Come with me," Letris said simply, and the group would be led through a gauntlet of leering demons of varying types, until they arrived at a tent in which a man sat upon a chair, idly reading a book.
That book was shut as they filtered in past the guards, and the man stood up, looking entirely human by all appearances. "Ahhhh, Letris, you've returned! And here I thought you'd gotten yourself killed!" the man said, and the knight bowed and replied; "Fortunately, such was not the case~ These faeries and their harpy and human associates were responsible for my absence, and the elimination of my patrol group. For reasons they have not yet adequately explained, I might add.... Though the human is something of a racist. I brought them to speak with you, Commander Vidrien." The demon, quirking an eyebrow, looked to the group while Garrett fumed silently and said; "Is this true? Do you have some sort of problem with us?"