Izak could only watched Lynx fly intoth wall, unsure of what to do. "Lynx, are you alright!?" It was rare for him to care about others, after all, why should a Demon care about others? But maybe Izak's personality was starting to change him.

The creature caught on and locked its deep uncoloured eyes with his mis-matched ones. Th Cursed only had enough time to put his arm in front of his face before a blue bolt of magic the level which he was on.

There was a small moment of silence, only rocks falling from the top before Izak fell from the smoky remains of the level, landin right in front of the monster.

The bear roared before it crushed Izak beneath its claws. It would've killed a normal human, but he wasn't a normal human anyway. Besides the world would come to an end before he dies. The Cursed yelled as a devastating pain shot from his shoulder. He had realised that one of its claws had cut right into his shoulder.

Izak looked up at Lynx from where he was under the paw. "I'll be with you...in a second." He smirked before facing the monster again. "Release me or you'll lose a paw..." He said in a mocking sort of tone. The bear growled putting more force on its paw. Izak gritted his teeth and continued. "Do you really want to lose a paw that badly? Fine by me." From underneath the paw, Izak grasped his sword. "REOS POWSE!!!" The light erupted form his blade and the monster released him, keeping his promise he jumped into the air and slashed right across its paw.

The Cursed flew up to Lynx, watching the beast howl in pain as it clawed at its surroundings, lost in its pain. Blood splattered everything, including a bit of Izak's robes, not that he really cares. Izak eyed the fallen paw before smiling at Lynx. "Let's go." Without another glance he stood up and began to walk away, still searchng for the exit...

Lynx watched horrified, he’d only just stopped himself rushing in because of his certainty that Izak wanted to deal with the monster in his own way. Plus, with his own uncertainty of the different personalities Izak seemed to have, it was best not to interfere. Still, it was painful to watch.

“You ok?…” The sentence that he was about to say trailed away. For a moment it looked like Izak had injured the monster and disabled it but as Lynx watched bug eyed behind Izak’s shoulder, he realised that this wasn’t the case.

There was something growing out of the monsters wound, Lynx stared transfixed and muttered “Izak, you need to see this…”

He turned around searching for Izak, by then, fur had started growing on the monsters new paw. “Izak…”

A splitting roar thundered through his body, Lynx slowly turned round to discover the monster standing right behind him even more fearsome and angrier than before. He gulped as he locked eyes with the cold inhuman stones. What now?

"I'm fine." Perhaps a few bones did break, but as if he'd care about that right now, he wanted out. Especially away from that monster.

Kazi chuckled, slowly walking back to Lynx. "You want a piece of info? That thing's blind." He stared at the grey, cloudy eyes. "It can only sense us through magic, sound or movement. So...just stay quiet...for now."

He grabbed Lynx by the arm. "Come on, let's go...I know you can be quiet..." He whispered, lifting into the air. "Or, do you want me to carry you?"

Kazi turned to the monster, it didn't move much but it could tell that there was someone there. It stopped dead, trying to hear any sounds. Kazi picked up a rock a threw it, the rock flew into the hole they came up through and landed loudly on the bottom. The creature gave a loud roar before diving back under. "Here's our chance. Run for it!"
It was only in a moment the bear came back up, its face plastered with rage and began to chase after them...

"I knew that." replied Lynx nonchalantly, “…but still what it doesn’t have, the other senses perfectly make up for.”

Lynx snorted, he shot a withering look at Izak and gently drifted into the air. He watched what Izak was doing, a stirring of unease seizing his stomach.

Uh Oh, that stone wasn’t likely to fool the monster that easily. Unless the monster was stupid which Lynx had to admit it wasn't. They were doomed.

He bit his lip, run for it? WHAT ELSE!?!?!?!?!

Lynx shot forward like a dart, looking back to see if Izak was still there... or even the beast. Its claws swiped the air trying to knock him and Izak down to the ground.

“How long do you think it can carry on?” Lynx yelled to Izak over the thunder of the monsters feet. Something more troubling bothered his mind…how long could they carry on flying?

Fwrthyrn nearly got hit by a young male. He shrouded himself in darkness, flying back whilst he did it.

The noise going on here was deafening. It had attracted the demon and now he was way past curious.

The angel Izak was there, but the young male he didn't know.

Fwrthyrn's red eye pulsed and flashed a deep black.

Kazi turned back, dodging a swipe from the monster. "I'm supposed to know!?" He turned back to Lynx, just keep running and hope that it becomes tired before us!"

As he flew in the air he felt it, the omnious feeling of another demon so close to them. As if the trouble behind them wasn't enough. "Lynx!!" He yelled above the noise that the monster was making. "We have company!"

Kazi lifted his sword and stopped, turning around and gave the creature a slash right across its face. It stopped instantly, crying out in pain. The floor, unable to support its weight, crumbled and it fell down a level. There it stayed, rolling around in pain.

The Cursed didn't say a word. He walked forwards, eyes scanning the area. "Come out! I know you're there. I can feel you." Maybe he was wrong and it was just a feeling but, better safe than sorry.

Fwrthyrn dissolved the shadow from around him, revealing himself. There was no point in hiding.

It was slightly humorous that the angel didn't know where he was though.

Fwrthyrn kept silent as he surveyed everything. His dark cloak swirled around him, his hood covering his face like always.

His eye finally landed on Izak, and what looked like a student

It was him.

Kazi knew it, that the aura felt so similar...so similar he hated it. It was him. It was Fwrthyrn. He gritted his teeth before yelling out, "Why the hell are you here!?"

A loud growl caught his attention only for a minute. He turned around to see the monster slowly healing its wound, before he turned back around, glaring at the other demon. "Why now?!"

Kazi really didn't get to say much more before a loud roar came from the creature and loomed behind him. "God, just piss off!!" Kazi turned and gave it another slash, cutting into one of its eyes. It shrieked and fell back down.
The Cursed, ridding the problem temporarily, turned back to glaring at Fwrthyrn. "Answer me." He said, low and dangerous.

"Could ask the same of you," Fwrthyrn replied calmly, "The commotion you're making is enough to destroy the world," he said dryly.

As the demon hovered there, he smirked, "Call it..." Fwrthyrn pretended to find the word by looking at the ceiling, "Ah yes, coincidence," he said smugly.

He raised an eyebrow at Izak's fury at the monster. "You know that thing has feelings, don't you?" Fwrthyrn pointed out.

"Oooh," Fwrthyrn mocked, raising both his hands in a defensive position. He regained seriousness and dropped his hands. "Why don't you... chill."

Kazi gritted his teeth, this guy really got on his nerves. As if he made that much noise...besides it wasn't only him. He looked at Lynx before turning back to Fwrthyrn, trying to hold his temper down. "I can kill you right here and now and no one will ever find your lost body within these ruins." He hissed, maliciousness practically oozing from his words.

"Coincidence? It is just as coincidental as this monster dying and staying down." He growled, sending a death glare at the creature.

Kazi snorted at that comment. "As if." He retorted, lashing out a strong kick at the fallen monster's face. It released another howl before quieting down again and going back to rolling around in pain. "This thing has as much feelings as you do."

"And why don't you burn! ELYUTO MESA PROX!!!"" He yelled, sending a very strong wave of fire at the demon. The fire climbed as tall as the ceilings and expanded as far as the walls would go. "Just die, you sorry excuse for a demon..." Finally he felt his temper fall back down and he waited for the demon's and Lynx's response.