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Asura dashed a the man for another hit when a beam suddenly fired from he sky, or more correctly a ship and heard from what sounded like he speaker from the ship was the sound an old man

Arralan watched the scene unfold before him. This was strange to be sure, but he'd witnessed stranger. The girl's condition was pathetic, the fact it was brought about by that pseudo-doctor was detestable. The fact that the demigod was willing to stoop to that level, or even worse, without so much as a second thought? Disgusting. In that moment, Arralan realized what it was about that man he hated. The Demigod was a killer, and didn't even care. Arralan himself had killed more than his fair share of people, out of necessity, self-defense, whatever you want to call it... But Arralan also hated himself for it, for every drop of blood on his hands. It wasn't worth it. Violence had only led to violence. He saw Asura's passion, and frowned. "Passion begets hunger," he whispered to himself, standing and clenching his fists. "Hunger consumes worlds."

"STOP." Ten thousand voices, none belonging to the throat they emenated from, thundered across the plains. The very air around them thickened to a consistency almost molasses-like; despite this, breathing was easy as ever. The fighting was virtually frozen where they stood, and Arallan looked down at them. He was floating above them now, at least twelve feet in the air. Eyes spewing a harsh golden light. He frowned, hovering down near them. "Stop," he repeated, in Arralan's voice. "Now. Get out of here," he said to the doctor, waving him away. "I will not kill you. That would make me worse than you... And I refuse to be tainted further. Remove yourself from the premises, or I will allow our mutual friend here to remove you from existence... At whatever cost it will be to his own soul..."

Asura looked up at the ship he knew who it was, it was Kalrow the battle tactician of the seven deities, Asura looked at the man then looked up again, and decided his daughter was more important. He shot in the air landing on the large vessel

"So you believe yourself righteous enough, pure and powerful enough, to be his judge, jury, and executioner? No man has the right to decide whether another shall live or die. They may be the vilest of creatures, worth less than the scum beneath your boots. But deciding that they don't deserve to live is not your place, nor mine. And anyone who believes themselves worthy of such an act is a hypocrit of the worst standing, worth even less than the scum they look to clean." Arralan spoke calmly, eyes never leaving the doctor-man despite obviously addressing Seth. "While I do believe that if this man is left free he will simply strike again... I will not and cannot hold myself responsible for his death. This world, as indeed, have all worlds, has seen quite enough death. There will be no more blood upon these hands." He sighed, focusing on the evil doctor. "But I shallbe damned if any more innocents fall intoyour grasp. A curse upon you- may your arms wither away and die should you ever bring harm to another!" He shouted, pointing at the man. A stream of light wrapped itself around his arm and arced towards the man in a stream of golden light, caging his arms in almost electrical-appearing bonds. Aside from a light show, however, nothing appeared to have happened... And it would stay that way, until the man struck again. Then his arms would do just as Arralan had said- wither away and die, leaving only terrible agony and black, wrinkled husks of skin where once there had been appendages.

Ayumi looked at Korosu and sighed. "...I'm sorry..." She had big sad eyes, her ears and tail was down. Then she walked to Arralan. "...Thank you for helping." She hugged him. "I hel;ped you, and now you helped me too. Now you're free to go, not like you wasn't before but you seemed you really want to do it." She sighed. "Thank you and bye then." She walked to Korosu and the others. "...I'm really sorry. You know I care about you all, but ou seem to be better without me...Without me bringing a lot of strangers. I'm sorry again." Then she started to run in the forest feeling bad and sad.

Ayumi stopped not saying anything and looked at the ground. "...I-I'm sorry." She mumbled and hugged Korosu tightly placing her head on Korosu's shoulder. "I'm Really really sorry." She cried.

Ayumi hold Korosu tightly. "But but...I-I still should've let the others take care of their own problems." She said sobbing. "...But I didn't." She kicked in a rock, but the rock wasn't as little it seemed and it was a big a hard one. "A-AUCH!" She said more tears falling from her cheeks.