Iri's smirk grew at the current reaction. It was movements like these that had driven the demon so far into war. Once she had realized her power and the effect that it had on people she fed off of it. Her eyes started to change shape as they became black and beady. The fur started to grow over her clothes and across the rest of her body. She began to change, remaining on two feet the entire time. By the time she was done an eight foot Grizzly stood in the middle of the room. She roared at him before dropping down to all fours, though she made no attempt to walk towards him.

Razz and Tzal seemed to have similar reactions, though Tzal was worse. Razz squeaked and shuffled away.

Tzal, on the other hand, pressed himself against the wall farthest away from her, still as stone. It was unclear what his expression was, but his jaw was set, and his shoulders were up to his chin.

I think we might have killed him, Iri thought with a chuckle as she glanced over at Momo. Her beady eyes then locked back onto Tzal, her head tilted to the side a bit. She didn't move though, she was seeing how bad this fear actaully was. He wasn't doing much in the form of not reacting so the demon was quite pleased in her work at the moment. Respect through fear, that was usually how she got things done.

Tzal's head shifted slightly. He covered up fear and apprehension with anger, and his narrowed, vicious-looking eyes clearly demonstrated that. There was almost a warning in them.

What do you say Rasputin, would you like me to persist or hault my assault? Iri thought as her eyes shifted to the male. She wasn't blind to Tzal's reaction but she also wasn't worried about it at the same time. Her feet shifted slightly, but just as if they were getting sore from where she was standing not like she was trying to move closer to the scared male.

"Let him go...I don't want his parents coming home to a house in disarray. They'll flip out..." Razz mumbled, still hiding.

Tzal's eyes narrowed a bit more.

Very well, Iri said before her body began to shift back, the fur simply disolving; it fell to the ground, disappearing before it hit the ground. By the time the shifting stopped the demon was on her hands and knees looking up at Tzal. She stood back up and dusted off her dress; there was no sign of any of her transformations. The fur and fleshy bits that had fallen had disolved.

Tzal visibly relaxed and stepped away from the wall. He looked as if nothing just happened. Though, as he walked back to his seat, he smacked Momo on the back of his head. "You are a complete and utter ass."

"Ouch!" Momo rubbed his head, grumbling. "Watch your mouth, kiddo."

Iri chuckled before walking back towards Razz. "I do believe it is safe to say that at the moment we are even," she told Tzal with an even tone. She turned to look at the male, her eyes showing no emotion. "So keep that in mind when you wish to frighten Rasputin again."

"I frighten him on a daily basis. It's easy to scare him, if you know what he's afraid of," Tzal informed her, pointedly. "Ghosts, spirits, demons, reptiles...those things don't scare him. Now, zombies, spiders, clowns, loud noises, creepy masks, bees...and a lot more...that stuff scares him."

"The zombie clowns Tzal has on one of his games are the worst..." Razz shuddered.

Iri squared her stance in front of Razz to give Tzal a dark look. "If I believe that your actions are a disgrace to his diluted bloodline then I will make sure that proper measures are taken. You are Rasputin's friend so he will not wish pain onto you so fear will have to do. Keep that in mind seeing as the measure will be by my own judgement, no one else's." Her arms hung at her sides as she spoke and like she had been sinces ealier, she was being completely serious.

"Let him go..." Razz sounded tired. "If it's gone too far, I'll tell you, but most of it is in good fun..."

"Hmph..." Tzal seemed to have nothing to say on the matter. He folded his arms across his chest--a sign that he was going to be stubborn and a pain.

Iri took a slow breath at Razz's words; the grimmace on her face seemed to grow. "Very well," she said obediently, though she clearly was not happy with the situation. "Momo," she then said as her eyes snapped to the imp. "What is your guess on seeing if what you said was indeed true?"

"If you want to test him or something, I'm game for that," Momo replied. "I'm confident in my 'guess.' Go on ahead--use the backyard if you need space."

Iri smirked before saying, "It would be interesting to see what must be done to test your guess." She then looked over to Razz and asked, "Shall we move our little party to the backyard to the time being?" Her eyes were daunting; she was rather excited about this but there was a darkness behind them at the same time. It was almost like she couldn't show any emotion without some sort of sadaism tied in there.

Momo hopped up and flitted through the walls to the backyard, impatient.

Razz frowned, shuffling, and then sighed. "All right...let's go..."

Tzal nodded, standing back up. "This way...follow me. I will show you the quickest way to the backyard..." Quietly, he led them outside, to the shrubby backyard.

Iri shook her head at Tzal before following Momo's way out. Once out there she waited a little while until the other two had joined them. "Remember. Demon. Not from this realm. I can go through things." She then shook her head with a slight laugh before turning to look at the imp. "So what would you guess would get his powers going if you were correct about his lineage?" Her eyes scanned over the small male before falling back to the one that had most recently discovered her.

"...Hm...well, I'm not sure. I'm familiar with the family, but not their powers. What was a prominent power of your Sire? Maybe our boy here has the same kinds of powers...try testing one that's easy," Momo informed her, pleasantly.

Iri sighed thinking back to her sire. "His greatest powers lay with mind control," she told him as her eyes came back into focus. "He could also see spirits and wield a sword." She then shook her head before adding, "With such powers it's hard to image that he had killed thousands before his own demise."

"Hm..." Momo thought, frowning. "...Maybe we could have someone with mental prowess, a strong mental ability, poke around in his mind and see if anything reacts. If he can use mind control, at any level, prodding at it should open that up..."

Iri shrugged before saying, "That would make sense. Though as for your power idea, I am only telepathic. I can work with illusions, but they only seem to be among one person is if all focus is on them. I am not sure if this is what you think would work on him or not."

Momo scowled, then thought for a moment. He grinned, and turned to his side, facing Tzal. "Dearest house mate. Why don't you try? You have some telepathic ability..."

Tzal grumbled.

Iri shot Tzal a daring look before flicking her hand out, palm facing up. A small grizzly stood there, though it seemed to be alive and well. "You may wish to aid us in this, I don't think you would like for your fears to come back to haunt you again tonight would you?" Her eyes narrowed towards the human male for a moment. It was blackmail that much was certain, but it was also clear that Iri had no problem in using it.

Tzal's eyes narrowed. "Fine. Tell me precisely what I need to do. I'm not used to poking in peoples' minds." He didn't want to do this, but he also didn't want to see another bear, ever again.

Iri closed her hand and the bear was gone. "Good, that's what I like to hear," she said with a sadistic smirk on her face. "Just delve in. It's like talking but instead you're looking. Don't stop at the outer barrier, just push through and reach deep," she told him as she crossed her arms under her chest once again. She then looked at Razz; he seemed awfully quiet with all this going on.