"That's what I was saying!" Emma sighed. "Better to tie him up, until I can try and trap him again, right? Do we have any rope?" She glanced at the boy, and felt her face burning again. At least Hannah had some sense in her head. It would be weird, even if it was possible. How could you sleep with something outside of your race and be alright with it? "I'll have to take note on 'demon style' at some other point, Penny...let's focus on this first."

While she was thinking, Hannah had already tugged out rope, and Emma beamed at her. "You think of everything." Once he was bound, Emma couldn't resist. She set the knife down and moved to him, peering at his white hair. "Penny, I'm not gonna make an army of slaves or something. Seriously, for now it's just study. Once I find out for sure that it hasn't caused any of you negative effects, I'll start teaching other mages how to do this. It'll be really hard at first, but if people practice enough, eventually someone will be able to do it."

She tilted the male demon's head back, prying an eye open and peering in it. "Hey, Penny...will you cut up the veggies please? I wanna examine him..." Emma let the lids close, before running a hand through his hair, feeling for horns. She didn't feel any, and opened his mouth, looking for fangs. "Lord Hadrien? A demon lord? You two think he sent this guy? Well, what's so special about Hadrien? Why would he send an assassin? I mean, you two were willing, so it's not like I have taken any of his demons..." Emma spoke as she looked, attempting to find some clue as to what the demon was. "I bet this guy will be able to tell us when he wakes up. If he isn't awake by the time the stew is cooking, we'll wake him up."

"What will I do with him if I can't trap him?" She mused aloud, stepping back and tapping her lips. "Maybe it only works on willing demons?" Unable to let it drop for now, Emma moved into the other room for a moment, returning with a large stack of papers. She set them on an edge of the table, peering at a few drawings. "This is gonna take so much more work..." Rather than sounding upset, Emma sounded rather pleased.