"If I need to grab everything I'm pretty sure I have that covered," Iri replied smartly as her weight shifted to one side. "Besides, wasn't Tzalmon supposed to watch the rest of your guests." She was getting lippy, not a sign of her frustration, just typical Iri at this point.

Momo sneered. "Fine. Then go for it. You remember where his home is, correct? Go for it." Momo vanished, obviously heading off to fetch everything the other three owned.

"You try to destroy the human world and suddenly people don't think you can do anything," Iri sighed once Momo was gone. She too vanished in the usual fashion only to wind up back in that usual room. Looking about she rested her hands on her hips; the room was dark but that was to be expected. The one thing she wasn't happy to see were the two cats sleeping on the bed. "Oh I'll deal with you," she whispered to them as she began waving her hands and most of the furniture began to gain an eerie purple glow.

Razz's cats, which were also important to him, woke up when the bed began to lift. Instead of attacking, the two ducked under the blankets.

"Fine, you can come," Iri told them. "But any funny business and your gonna be dinner got that?" She glared at the lumps under the blankets and soon had everything within the bedroom and bathroom of Razz's floating. "Time to get out of here," she said to herself before everything in the room and the demon herself vanished in a purple haze. She reappeared in the basement of Momo's house awaiting his arrival before moving everything to the castle.

Momo appeared a moment later. "Got everything! Where to, now?" He seemed pleased. He'd managed to get everything of Tzal's, and of the two strangers'.

"We go to the castle," Iri said as she waved her hand causing a small version of it to appear floating in front of them. "In case being on that planet has bogged your memory, this is where we are going." She then moved her hands and the image zoomed in on one side of the castle with a large balcony. "More importantly here, this is my old Sire's room and will be Rasputin's room now." She left the image floating before them as she looked back at the imp. "Any questions?"

"Nah. We'd better get this all done before Razz wakes up. He'll have a fit when he wakes up, and he'll be quite peeved when he figures out that you touched his stuff. He's a private person when it comes to his belongings," Momo snickered. "Trust me. Tell him and watch the look on his face. A big ol' 'O' as a mouth."

Momo vanished, knowing where the castle was, and chose guest rooms for the other three humans, for now.

You say that as though I actually set a finger on his stuff, Iri thought to the imp as she too soon vanished with Razz's belongings. She reappeared in her old Sire's room. The belongings that Razz had replaced the old ones in the room, they went down to storage deep within the castle. The demon could hear footsteps rushing through the halls at this point. Apparently they knew what was going on already. Iri looked about the room for a moment and then to the large balcony that took up the enitre outer wall. There were windows all along it until the double doors in the center. "That should do it," she said to herself before vanishing back to Momo's place.

Tzal was pacing around in the basement. When Iri reappeared, he glanced at her. "You should probably acquaint yourself with Razz's other two companions...they should be waking up soon."

He was sitting against the wall, next to the two sleeping strangers. They were facing the wall, so they couldn't be seen clearly.

"You're awfully bossy for someone who's about to enter my domain," Iri said with a slight glare attatched to it. With a sigh she walked over to the sleeping duo, her eyes scanning over them. There couldn't be any real harm in getting to know them especially if they truly were Razz's friends. "Alrighty, so who do we have here?" She asked as she rested her hands on her hips.

"You're awfully bossy, yourself," Tzal muttered, rolling his eyes, before walking over to the duo. He turned them around so they weren't facing the wall. "This one..." He pointed at the older male, who was wearing a loose white shirt and old tan pants, "...is from somewhere in South Africa. His name is Algernon. He's twenty...and he's a shape-shifter."



Tzal turned to the other male, who looked to be about his and Razz's age and was wearing an old, long black coat and combat boots. "This one is from England, from London. This is my cousin, Wyatt. We aren't sure of all of Wyatt's powers, but he has quite a few...a 'jack of all trades,' to put it simply.

"It's my job to be bossy around those who are not my Sire," Iri stated blatently as she knelt down to inspect the duo more closely. "And you're all humans?" The demon then shook her head before adding, "I find that hard to believe." She ran her tongue over her top teeth though her lips never parted; she was thinking at this point. "The castle staff will definitly love this," she then said sarcastically. She knew that once Razz proved himself as the heir that the staff would drop any complaints about the group coming in, until then though, Iri couldn't make any promises.

"My family is not entirely human. We have had mixing with different races," Tzal pointed out. "I am not sure about Algernon's lineage, but shape-shifting seems to be in his family--his mother could shape-shift."

Iri stood slowly, her eyes casting a cold look onto the males that were sleeping below her. The look wasn't against them though, it was more just the look that went along with what she was thinking. "Demons," she whispered before turning and looking at Tzal. "You're all demons, though some may be of diluted blood that does not change the fact that you are what you are." Her eyes traced over the male's body for a moment trying to see if the new dimension was doing anything to him. "How many demons live on earth?" She then asked slowly, her eyes narrowing if only a little bit.

"Not a lot of pure ones," Tzal replied, easily. "I'm sure there are mixes, and a lot of them, for sure...what happens when a lonely demon wanders to Earth, for lack of anything better to do? Half-breeds."

Iri shook her head before saying, "The high council had to know about this." She was talking more to herself at this point. "Why would they do this? The demons weren't doing anything against the high council, at least not from what I could feel. They wanted me to destroy the planet with them on it." Her eyes became distant, but then she blinked and everything seemed to reset in her mind. It wasn't something for a child to hear. "Well, shall we get you all to the castle then?"

"Our three sleeping beauties need to wake up. Algernon doesn't deserve a rough waking-up, so shake him awake, will you? As for Wyatt and Razz..." Tzal walked over to Wyatt and kicked him, gently, in the side. "Ten-hut. Up, soldier!"

Wyatt groaned and kicked back. "Mommy, I don't wanna get up yet," he complained, still half-asleep.

Iri sighed thinking, They're lucky they are Rasputin's friends. She then stepped to the side and placed a hand lightly on the blonde's shoulder. She shook it slightly, her eyes focused on his closed ones as she did so. "Time to get up," she said slightly quiter than her usual speaking voice. She wasn't sure why he had to be woken up gently let alone how gentle she had to be with this one.

"Whazzat?" Algernon shook his head and sat up, running a hand through his hair. He had a distinctly African accent, though it wasn't too heavy. "What's going on?" He then looked around and spotted Wyatt and Tzal, who was doubling over in laughter at being called 'Mommy.'

"Aaaahh, Watts. I'm not Auntie Elmira. Get up," Tzal choked.

"Raven." Wyatt hopped up and hugged Tzal, awkwardly. "My dearest cousin Tzalmon. Hello." He had a very monotone voice.

"And yet they are still very much human," Iri then said to herself quietly. Placing her hand on her upper thighs she stood back up and looked at the three awake males. Dusting off the front of her skirt she then said, "Great, now that all of you are up we can go." Her eyes then darted to Tzal as she said, "There is no need to awaken Rasputin. He will be safe either way. You all would have though it was your choice from them to be awake. I am no where near as reckless as Momo when it comes to moving." Her eyes then scanned the group once again. There were a number of ways she could go about getting them to the castle though she favored teleporting and flying personally.

"It probably would be better to move him now, before he wakes up and gets all cranky," Tzal amended. "Transport us as quickly as you can. Razz will be waking up soon." He gathered the other two close around him, for they seemed lost at the moment. He would explain later.

Iri nodded before her tail started swishing from side to side. Lifting her arm up in a fluid motion her tail snapped as it changed directions. A purple cloud englufed all of them, even Razz though he was out of sight. Once all their vision was clouded by the smoke it all faded almost as quickly as it had formed. They were standing in Razz's new room, the boy sleeping in his own bed. "You asked for quick," she then said, a satisfied smirk on her face.

Tzal grabbed the arms of his two very puzzled friends--they seemed speechless.

Momo appeared before them in the room. "I'll take these three to their rooms, for now," he whispered, grabbing onto Tzal's shoulder. "Your boy looks like he's waking up. You might want to talk to him." With that, he vanished, taking the three others with him.

Razz was stirring in bed. It wasn't clear if he was waking up or having a nightmare.

Iri turned to see the boy. Walking over to his bed she sat down on its edge. Carefully placing a hand on her shoulder she watched him, there to wake him if that was what she needed to do. She was taking slow breaths, it was too new to her at this point. She couldn't even begin to guess at what Razz's reaction was going to be waking up here even though he was in his own bed.