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Indrid cried out in shock but he wasted no time. He used his wings and took off toward the portal. He was flying. It felt different here. Like he was flying to kill someone. He quickly thought of something else. "Get those damn thoughts out of your head, demon.." he said to his demon self. As he got closer to the portal he became weaker and weaker. "Come on dammit." His wings gave out close to the portal but he didn't care, he jumped through the portal.

He only noded to Ingrid's orders and turned to make his way to the castle, blending into the shadows ti avoid detection fromt eh demons patrolling, He hadnt gotten far when the mists surrounded hte area he had left. Sin had returned, and, with the scent of fresh blood coming to him, in trouble. Jumping from the shadows, he ran on all fours. No time to worry of cloaking, they will be warned soon enough. He simply ran, jumping and, with his knives unsheathed, quickly killing any demon who had a folly of death to come in his path. Upon reaching the mist, he stopped short as he heard a blood curdling scream. Sin...tell me the guilt hasn't taken you...ran through his mind as he watched it weave a path of death to the portal.

There was no more time, however, as his path was quickly blocked by reinforcements. The mindless kind, the lost ones, ruthless and running only on instinct. Bringing to mind the shadows closest to the portal, his fur took from auburn to black as he leaped through the closest shadow he saw, coming out the shadow in his mind as he remembered it, just before the portal. The fur returning to normal, he fell to one knee, panting hard. His heart was racing, mind blurring from just jumping, even more due to the distance. He knew it was risky, especially for his life, but what choice did he have. It was either die fighting the masses or die fleeing. Doing his best to regain his composure he stood back up and stumbled through the portal, hoping the others would help him as he feared he would not have the energy to get home.

Noktal glanced towards Grathrym as he approached, a mockery of surprise on his face.
"Lord Grathrym, a pleasure as always." nodding his head down, his smile widened fractionally as he saw Helgoth approach. Hearing Grathrym's question, Noktal nodded slightly.
"Eradication of all is preferable. Sadly, anything we leave alive will seek to fight against us. Still, a human toy or two may be fun. With my lord's approval of course. And who knows, perhaps watching them pitted against each other or against hopeless battles may be enjoyable to pass the time." Everything Noktal said was carefully said so as to appease Grathrym and keep him from getting angry. While Noktal supposed Grathrym was stronger than himself, such a battle would no doubt cripple the survivor as well as much of the Horde. Keeping a careful eye on Bagarth, Noktal considered for a moment the possibility of pursuing her carnally. Then pushed it away. She always like the hunt. Giving her what she wanted will only make her hunger more. Keeping her busy will give him something to do as well.
"Bagarth, if you would accompany me, I have some questions about your most recent trip. And also, my 'toy' as you called Shari, wishes to speak to another female. I imagine you may enjoy the conversation." The way Noktal phrased it, Bagarth would be extremely rude to say no. Not to mention both his eyes were partially open, allowing some of his bloodlust to spill out.

Bagarth rolled her eyes at Halgron's entrance and the interlude between Grathrym and the last of the four demon generals. While the two exchanged words, Bagarth turned to Noktal again. The right hand had a way of opening his eyes to show some degree of seriousness when he wanted something.

His toy wishes to speak to me, eh? Noktal, you must be getting soft. She grinned. She couldn't refuse his offer. It gave her something to do, and another way to poke fun at Noktal. "Of course," Bagarth answered. But she quietly whispered, "Dear Noktal, getting soft?" as the other two spoke.

"Well I am not Bagarth but I do have a suggestion. You could go order the worthless wretched lesser's to head east. I've heard mutterings from half dead half-breeds begging to be allowed to live, that there is a small outpost of other half-breeds. somehow they slipped in under my detection. If you would kindly go scout the area." Grathrym began to smolder again but calmed himself down amazingly. "If you would kindly scout the area and report back. If the mutterings are truth then Halgron can rain fire from the sky and destroy them. Unless of course what happens without my knowing I can do nothing about." Grathrym was attempting to toy with the now angered Noktal seeing if he would unleash the fury of his bloodlust on the half-bloods at the refuge. This fury has even shocked Grathrym at some points. Not enough to scare him, but definatlyenough to stun him shortly.

((Changed my username from Kairi Neuyay Solaris to Namine of the Lethe.))

Noktal nodded after listening to Grathrym.
"If my lord wishes something to be done, then I am in favor." Stepping away from Bagarth, Noktal opened his eyes, his energy flooding around him. Bringing both hands up, he slashed down, his shape vanishing behind dark energy.
Standing up in his faster demon form, his eyes were still closed, but his aura was felt in a lesser degree. Overhwelming to the lesser demons, but tolerable to the greater and the Devil Lords. Snapping his head up, he pointed to where a Greater Demon was.
"If any Greater Demon wants to play, let them come. My Lord Grathrym, I will return shortly with most favorable news." His voice was heavy, demonic. A voice that almost sounded as if the appocalypse was around the corner. Smiling, if such a face could smile, at where the Lesser Demons and the Greater Demons were, he raised a hand up to them.
"Come said the living being, and he took peace and gave them war." Laughing maniacally, he vanished as he took a step, appearing on the roof. Spreading his wings, he started towards the east.

Well, Grath's suggestion served it purpose. Noktal seemed ridiculously eager anyway. She had planned to plant a kiss on his cheek to elicit some sort of reaction, but that would have to do for another day.

Noktal had pointed toward a Greater Demon, Hikari. Bagarth made a motion toward Hikari, encouraging her to join Noktal. If any of the other non general demons looked confused, it showed in their hesitation to follow Noktal. But some did follow.

"Well, he's got that covered, Grath," Bagarth shrugged and looked around for more demons.