“i fail to see how that is my problem.” his tone, for what it was worth seemed firm on the matter. after-all, he didn’t think this was his problem – he’d been told time and time again this wasn’t his world. that he didn’t belong here. so, he might as well start acting the part; first step was to avoid assistance even if it could have been so easy to do so.
“if they decide to terrorize the city, i believe the one who should… put them back, so to speak would be the one who summoned them here in the first place.” not that ky could really talk on the matter – he’d brought loads of demons with him on his trips, but usually because they wanted out. most were harmless (to demon standards), but still, he didn’t see why this concerned him.
“unless,” ky continued on, hands moving to rest on the edges of the book she was currently reading, “you give me something i want.” it was a deal he was proposing. nothing more and nothing less, but all the same, he doubted she’d even consider it.
Hellfirebound 