Iri wasn't targeting anyone in particular at this point; it was more of a place and that place was Earth. As the black swirls in her eyes over took the red, a murky white soon spread over them. A grimmace play her lips as the thunder worsened, the lightning stirking the earth. She knew what was going on at that point too, humans were just so predictable. Newscasters all over the world were reporting the strange phenomenon; the storm that encircled the world.

"By orders of the high council, your kind has been deemed not worthy of our protection," she said into the air, her thoughts spreading out to those across the world. The high council may have banished her but they gave her a job at the same time. They had an idea that her Sire's heir was on this planet, in this dimension, they wanted her to keep an eye out for him. She may have found him but as far as the high council was concerned he was not his father's son.

Iri opened her palms more and the ground began to shake; a worldwide earthquake was added into the downpour and the now falling hail. From her studies she knew that the religious buffs were going to be having a fit in fear that God's wrath was upon them. That was the plan anyway, that and just because natural distasters on this planet were just so much fun. Iri had a reputation, well that was well known to the high council. She had brought many nations to their knees at her Sire's orders; it was no wonder they sent her on this job.

((Apparently she's not as mentally stable as I thought XD))

Running to them won't help this race Momo, Iri thought to him seeing as he was letting his guard down just enough to her to sneak in. Orders are orders and a unanimous vote would be their only way of stopping me. I cannot turn down my orders, you know that. The imp almost seemed frantic in his actions, it was odd for the deceit demon to sense. She knew imps were active, childish creatures but they were usually calm underneath, but he almost felt worried for the creatures that were facing their apocolypse.

I know you can hear me Momo, she thought directly to him. Just as the humans can hear what I speak. Her tail whipped from side to side, a snapping sound breaking through the sounds of the storms. Tsunamis started their rise as the seismic activity was starting to upset the volcanos. Iri was using her knowledge of this planet against them; after being there for many years she had a lot to tear them a part with.

Iri glared into the wall across from her as she thought, You understand the circumstances Momo, do not interfere. I will not back down from orders that are given based on lies. She knew that wasn't the case though and she knew that if for some reason the high council member believed the imp that she didn't have much time. The members had been notified though, her speech and thoughts went to them just as they spread over those of the human race and all the residence on Earth. Yet a part of her wasn't worried though; while the deceit demon was reckless and deadly she hoped that they were at least wise enough to know that she followed her orders to a 'T'. I do believe that rather than running to go tell what is already known you should go protect those that you wish. Your barrier won't last forever. The grimmace on the female's face grew as her glare darkened. The wind started picking up much more as tornados began touching down all over, volcanos errupting left and right. And don't be so quick to act, I have a finale that I am dieing to try. Something that wiped out the dinosaurs from this sad planet all those years ago. She was referring to the legendary hydrocane, an extremely rare occurance that would destroy the atmostphere.

Iri chuckled she could feel more powers interacting with hers, almost as if there were restrictions. Foolish imp, my orders still stand and the rest shall not leave me. The other council members that had sounded with her busied themselves with countering the others' powers. You're lucky that I'm putting on such a show, I could have ended this long ago. She laughed again as her wings started stretching outward. The rain and hail soon changed to a freak snow storm, a blizzard, one that would close down all forms of transportation.

Iri's clouded eyes snapped to the imp as he spoke. "The contract was that he went willingly and given that his actions are not from his own will then I must finish my end of the bargain. And besides, you know very well what will happen to humans if they are in our realm without warning or cause." A smirk came to her face as she said, "Face it imp, you can't do anything to stop me now." She then held a hand out and snapped her fingers. The snow instantly cleared up, the storms calming and for a moment it seemed like everything was going to stop. After a few moments of silence the air became defening with buzzing as locusts began hatching early and taking to the sky, quickly blocking out the sun. Bright lights were still there as fire balls began falling from the sky.

A scowl formed on the demon's face as the insect numbers increased. "I do not believe that for a moment and until I am notified by the entire high council then I will not cease my attacks." She knew that wasn't the only way for her to stoping though, but that didn't really matter at the moment. "You are about as trustworthy as I am. Seeing as we don't know each other neither of us have a reason to be honest with one another. You want your humans to live, I follow my orders. Both of us will do what we can to get what we want done so I'm pretty sure there's nothing either of us can do to help one another."

Iri then chucked to herself she wasn't dumb enough to do anything without completely blocking everyone out of her mind. "There were more reasons than my Sire's death for why I was put here. I've had contact with his son, my powers have returned and I have no need to listen to the high council anymore." Her eyes narrowed further at the thought; back when her Sire was alive he had been the only one that was able to control her, after him it was his sister and she was dead too. Raising her arms up higher she started up her finale. The winds started picking up again with the rain. The whole while the bugs and fire continued to fall though.

Momo, grumbling, finally decided to use his final idea. He warped back to his home and grabbed Razz, taking him to the saloon.

Razz immediately sank to the ground, his arms over his head. He was shaking, and looked like he might have a heart attack or throw up, or both.

Iri wasn't aware of Momo's actions at the moment. She hadn't opened back up to the others after her little talk to herself. Closing her eyes the demon visualized what she was doing. Lifting her arms into the air above her head the wind started swirling about outside. It would only be a few moments before the hydracanes positioned over each continent would start forming.

Iri opened her eye and shot a glare to the person who interrupted her. His indication then caused her to look down at the male quivering on the floor. "He is no son of my Sire," she stated coldly as she swept an arm through the air. The winds started swirling higher in the atmosphere. Anyone looking outside could see the funnel clouds forming though they were white rather than the green that tornadoes usually formed in.

Momo sneered. "Then let's prove it. You can claim that all you want, but you still have to follow his orders...it's in your blood..."

Razz, upon hearing that, lifted his head up--he was shaking, and too much in shock to cry. "S...stop it!"

Those words, even though they were stuttered, those two words caused the demon take a sharp breath. The skies instantly cleared up, the calm night sky returning once again. Any sign that there had been any sort of distasters was gone, the buildings repaired themselves and everything was dry once again. It was as if it were all just an illusion.

Iri's eyes fought to remain clouded over but only managed to stay black in hue. She glared at Momo, a growl coming her throat as she said, "Such interferrence will not be tolerated." Her arms lowered back down to her sides as her hands balled into fists. She stalked towards the imp, the mystical wind still blowing her hair about wildly. "Interference from orders from the high council are punishable by the highest degrees."

Iri growled into the emptiness as soon as Momo and Razz left. "Coward!" She yelled as she stared out into the distance. "You imps are all the same, always running away from conflict and some demon lord, too afraid to stand up to your own servant!" She couldn't jump though, well she could but that would be violation. Since Razz made at least a slight attempt in controlling her there was a chance that the council would side against her now. Even if he wasn't really controlling her it was an attempt and now that he knew he could do that he could easily stop her from standing against them and at that point she was open to any punishments they found worthy.

Walking a few more paces the demon finally gave up with any action from the imp. Iri moved back to the chair that had started gaining the age and dusy it had missed while she had been there. Collapsing into her chair it looked as good as new once again. It would only be a matter of time before some form of action was taken. It wasn't like any damage had been done to the humans. Yeah they had seen everything that had happened but there was no evidence of it ever happening save for the videos of things that were not actually ruined.

"You seem disappointed," Iri retorted smartly, a smirk on her face though she wasn't too sure if she was really pleased with what her new orders were. "Did you really think the great Iritana Hinapouri would go down so easily? I wasn't a general for song long based on my good looks alone." She laughed a bit at the statement as she crossed her legs, relaxing into the chair more. "I am to assume that you are aware that this is not the future that Rasputin had wanted." As she spoke her voice became much more serious as she laced her fingers, folding her hands on her lap.