"We would never be able to join with his mind again, and we would walk free," Hirsch replied, idly. "My brother is a demon that controls water and ice. I control aspects of sex, and fire. We're mostly opposites, but there can't be one without the other...we're bound to each other."

Tzal was still snickering over Lawrence's dream.

"I was asking if Wyatt would be OK if I used a spell to draw you and your brother out." William tried not to snicker again as the thought kept drifting back into his head of the dream. "I think it would be best for you to win Angelo if you not bound to Wyatt."

Vinny had gone back to his pad of paper and note book trying not to think of all the things he did not get.

"I suppose that's true," Hirsch agreed, absently. "Wyatt would be all right, as long as the spell was cast without problems..."

Tzal's snickering didn't cease. "...Flying cakes..."

"and what type of spell are we talking about?" William shook his head trying to drive the images out of his head. ~would you please stop eavesdropping on his dream. your going to make me laugh again. I am now seeing quite clearly what your getting.~

"Nonviolent exorcism." Hirsch looked quite serious, now--it was difficult to find someone both willing and skilled enough to perform a nonviolent exorcism. "It should expel my brother from Wyatt's body without banishing him to a different realm, or harming him."

Tzal was still grinning. He said nothing more.

"what about a full name summoning without the binding written in?" William asked. he had never seen what was needed for a full Nonviolent exorcism. but he had heard that one could fully summon a demon from where ever they were with their true name. after a few seconds of just sitting there he poked Tzal. ~your still broadcasting his dream to me.~

"That might work. I'm not sure how dearest Ponytail did it, but that was under special circumstances, because of that boy's power...my brother is tightly bound to Wyatt's mind. I don't know if that would work, but it is worth a shot."

Tzal laughed. ~It's funny.~

"I am going to need both yours and your brothers Full name, that which can be used to compel you to do what the caster wants." William smirked at Tzal.

"I'm afraid I'm a tad iffy on giving out my full name to people. My first name is Hirschel. But that is all you'll get out of me, until you earn my trust." Hirsch seemed dead-set on this.

Tzal's grin couldn't possibly get any wider.

"then I cant cast the spell. even the spell you suggested is one that needs your whole name. if you would like I could make a second spell that will make me forget your name after it is used in this spell, and that any way I may try to remember it will not work." he said this with full confidants, he had done this spell before for a small fay he had had to help.

That works, then. But pluck my name out of my mind, for I won't speak it to the others here." In his mind, Hirsch spoke his full name, which was Hirschel Termad.

Tzal watched William with curiosity.

mental saying the spell to keep the name from being remembered, William plucked the name out of Hirsch's mind. the name seemed just like a garbled sound to Tzal as they minds were linked. "I will need your brothers name as well to pull him out."

Hirsch frowned. He was protective of his brother, who was very innocent and, sometimes, clueless. "Fine.." He thought his brother's name, which turned out to be Seymour Frain.

Tzal was insanely curious, but he knew better than to ask.

"Tzal I am going to have to leave you now so that I can find my file and set up the spell." running his hand through his hair he smiled. looking up at Hirsch he smiled. "will you be wanting to come with me to see the spell as I write it out so that you can tell I am not trying to do any thing that is back handed."

"I suppose so." Hirsch sounded bored. All of this technical stuff was boring him to death. "Normally, I wouldn't care all that much, but you have my brother's name. And anyone who messes with my brother dies."

Tzal whined, not wanting to be left alone.

standing up William set Tzal down on the chair. " I will be back soon love."

Tzal stood up and folded his arms across his chest. "I want to go with."

"I am sorry Tzal but I cant have you come. I know you want to keep me safe but if you were to come you would see their names, and I gave my word that I would not keep their names." William said as he ran his hand down Tzal's face.

Tzal frowned. "Surely he can trust another demon?" Tzal was a Reaper demon, after all. The banishing rules did not apply to Reapers--who were the loopholes in the demon world...most demonic restrictions passed by them. But, they were still demons.

Hirsch grumbled. "Persistent little Reaper. Fine. Bring him along..."

"thank you" William said as he bent down and picked up Tzal. "We will be using my privet spell lab not the school one for this. I don't want them to be able to tell what we have done." he led Hirsch up the stairs to their room and on into what had been the bath room. now it was a full Wizards Lab, larger then Angelo's privet one. "Just so you under stand if you have been lying to me then you will face not just me and Tzal here but I will make sure that Angelo knows too."

Hirsch frowned. "I'm not lying. I would give a lot to see my brother free, as well as myself."

Tzal clung to William, glad he was included. He was naturally nosy, and as such, wanted to be a part of everything.

"it is not that I think you are lying to me about you wanting your brother free but what you two do after this. If he does or you do anything that harms another person in a bad way then I will hunt you two down without your true names." William set Tzal down on a stool that appeared there, for that purpose. "if you would just sit here so that I can do the work I will be as quick as I can about it." turning back William moved Hirsch to a point almost in the middle of the room. "now if you will just stand there we can get this going.

"All right, then." Tzal wiggled around on the stool for a moment, to get comfortable, and then his irises darted between William and Hirsch expectantly. He was intrigued by this new demon.

Hirsch stood in the designated place, stretching his arms out. "I'm not going to do anything...now, shall we?"

"arms down if you do not mind." William started working on the diagrams that was needed. next to Hirsch he drew a second circle. around both names in runes he wrote their names. the Runes were none that Tzal or William know but they did say their names. from there he drew out the rest of the spell, listing what it was to do and how it was to do it. by the time he was done with it, it covered most of the floor. "that should do it. do you two see any thing that I messed up on?"

"I cannot see anything," Tzal informed him, eyeing the room and scrutinizing it for any possible mistakes.

Hirsch glanced around, lazily. "Eh...go for it. I don't see anything you messed up on..."