"Got it!" The fallen angel called out as his wings stayed stretched open so the animals wouldn't stray off the path. As the last sheep made its way into the stall, Aoba patted its head and smiled. "And you're the last one." He walked over to get the feed, watching as Dani impatiently stood by the door. "Thank you Dani. This is the fastest they've ever gotten inside." Even though he had to soothe some of their feared spirits, they all got into the stalls safely. Soon, they'd start to learn that the site of Dani usually meant it was time to go inside. The smaller demon crossed his arms, giving a grunt of response, not paying him any attention. "Why does he seem so much in a rush. . ?"
"Are we done here?" Dani's eyes never left a spot past the pasture. He was practically bristling and ready to jump out to attack, but he'd wait. . . It would be no fun at all to kill them at once. He sniffed the air and then grinned deviously. "There's five of them Kurotama. . ." Aoba blinked and quickly locked all the stalls. If he was talking about demons, then he'd have to make sure all the animals were safe and had no way to escape. That was no problem though, he just had to feed them.
Once Dani was given the okay, he darted into the center of the pasture and crouched down, waiting for the first signs of them being close.
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"Heheh, whoever gets to that tasty smelling creature gets the win, right?"
"Whoever can take down those two demons should be crowned champion." A more nervous demon slipped lower to the ground. He relied more on stealth than physical ability, but it did help him become an amazing hunter.
"Oh quit your whining Daemon. It's two against five! Just remember, we don't kill the angel yet. Oh not yet." Out of the five demons, two were female. The one that spoke, Elise, lead the small group. Once they reached the border, they all stood at the ready. Just as she was about to say something, one of the demons got too antsy and flew off. "No you idiot!" She hissed but it was too late. Dani waited just as the demon flew over him in order to jump up and send his claws through one of his wings. The demon howled and crashed to the ground, giving Dani ample opportunity to pounce.
"You guys are fools if you think I'm going to let you anywhere near that barn." He grinned darkly, holding his hand over the demon's throat pressing harder with every second. That was interrupted when a second demon, the female, tackled him down in order to save the other. He kicked her off, careful to throw her in the opposite direction of the barn, right before sinking his claws into the demon he planned to kill first. "Don't think you're getting away that easy." He growled and pressed hard, feeling bones crush. Dani giggled at the sound before flinging the demon away, only to chase after him like a dog chasing a stick. Except instead of retrieving, he once more pounced to attack the demon, planning to crush some more bones in the process, fully aware that the female demon was trying to sneak up on him. When she jumped at him, he reached out and effortlessly clawed and opened her throat. The demon couldn't even gasp as she collapsed onto the ground.
Aoba only saw the first demon and squeaked in surprise. As fast as he could, he pulled the heavy barn door closed. "Be careful you two. . ."
"Are we done here?" Dani's eyes never left a spot past the pasture. He was practically bristling and ready to jump out to attack, but he'd wait. . . It would be no fun at all to kill them at once. He sniffed the air and then grinned deviously. "There's five of them Kurotama. . ." Aoba blinked and quickly locked all the stalls. If he was talking about demons, then he'd have to make sure all the animals were safe and had no way to escape. That was no problem though, he just had to feed them.
Once Dani was given the okay, he darted into the center of the pasture and crouched down, waiting for the first signs of them being close.
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"Heheh, whoever gets to that tasty smelling creature gets the win, right?"
"Whoever can take down those two demons should be crowned champion." A more nervous demon slipped lower to the ground. He relied more on stealth than physical ability, but it did help him become an amazing hunter.
"Oh quit your whining Daemon. It's two against five! Just remember, we don't kill the angel yet. Oh not yet." Out of the five demons, two were female. The one that spoke, Elise, lead the small group. Once they reached the border, they all stood at the ready. Just as she was about to say something, one of the demons got too antsy and flew off. "No you idiot!" She hissed but it was too late. Dani waited just as the demon flew over him in order to jump up and send his claws through one of his wings. The demon howled and crashed to the ground, giving Dani ample opportunity to pounce.
"You guys are fools if you think I'm going to let you anywhere near that barn." He grinned darkly, holding his hand over the demon's throat pressing harder with every second. That was interrupted when a second demon, the female, tackled him down in order to save the other. He kicked her off, careful to throw her in the opposite direction of the barn, right before sinking his claws into the demon he planned to kill first. "Don't think you're getting away that easy." He growled and pressed hard, feeling bones crush. Dani giggled at the sound before flinging the demon away, only to chase after him like a dog chasing a stick. Except instead of retrieving, he once more pounced to attack the demon, planning to crush some more bones in the process, fully aware that the female demon was trying to sneak up on him. When she jumped at him, he reached out and effortlessly clawed and opened her throat. The demon couldn't even gasp as she collapsed onto the ground.
Aoba only saw the first demon and squeaked in surprise. As fast as he could, he pulled the heavy barn door closed. "Be careful you two. . ."