Thul'Duun smiled; she did not seem to like fire. Increasing the size of his shield, he replied, "I have travelled further than you can imagine, meeting evil all the way. Over time, I learnt to sense evil auras. You are, without a doubt, a vampire. Therefore I shall smite you down in the name of justice and truth!"

Immediately after Wellby sent the blast, he moved silently to the corner. When the vampire started talking, he took out his bow.

The shadows reached out to greet it. Darkness gathered in an arcane pattern around it.

When the new guy made his speech, Wellby had to admit there was passion in his statements, but a little too dramatic for his taste.

Returning in sarcasm he shouted, "Over my dead body!"

Jacqueline hissed and pressed herself harder against the alley wall, trying desperately to get away from the heat. Eventually, she trned and leapt up onto the roof of the building. She snarled down at the stranger.

"So what if I am a vampire? Stop being so melodramatic. I may not be human, but I am not evil." she growled back, the hostility towards this person growing with every second.

Fwrthyrn watched the attacks with amusement. He watched Minon with interest but as the darkness circled upwards, Fwrthyrn was more than safe. Darkness and evil was his strength, his element.

Of course he was confused. This newcomer attacked without reason, purely because the female was a vampire. What about he? A demon. Surely a demon was as bad as the next vampire, even more so.

This was getting a little too petty for his liking. He snorted at Minon's exclamation and looked on, watching the results.

"You know, she does have a fair point," he called out, leaning against the wall nonchalantly.

"Whereas with us..." he trailed off, looking at Minon and smirking at the male figure invitingly.

Thul'Duun stopped. He turned, slowly. He had noticed the other two, but was focussed on the vampire. He concentrated, searching their auras. Demons! Vampires were bad, but demons... they were another thing entirely. He looked up at the vampire. "You have a point." He turned to the demon leaning against the wall, his eyes narrowing. "As do you." He said with a growl, sending a firey bolt hurtling at him. "Vampire, you are free to go. There is bigger evil here than you." He shouted as he swung his warmace.

Jacqueline wanted to move, but she didn't. This stranger intrigued her. His hatred for evil intrigued her.

She crouched down on the rooftop, her grey eyes watching him intently.

What a curious individual she thought.

Fwrthyrn smiled satisfactory, glad that he now had the male's attention.

The bolt came hurtling towards him, of which Fwrthyrn merely stepped casually away.

He prepared himself for the oncoming fight, glad that it was now between him, the male and possibly Minon, if he so wished to join in.

"You had better try harder than that," Fwrthyrn taunted.

Wellby almost laughed with joy, these strange people were starting to aknowledge his power in evil.

He needed the demon, but he needed to come on his own will. Wellby joined the brawl.

He released his drawn arrow, now imbued with more power than before.

Thul'Duun laughed. "I will!" He shouted, as he directed the fireball with his mind. He made it divide, and shot all the remaining fireballs at his opponent. He turned, and let the arrow burn to a crisp against his fire shield. That archer could prove troublesome... Thul'Duun thought, and he devised a plan. His breathing slowed and his heartbeat steadied as Thul'Duun concentrated hard. Using the moisture in the air, he summoned a water elemental, then froze it, making it as hard as a glacier. As it lifted its icy spear, the elemental rushed towards his ranged attacker, allowing Thul'Duun to focus on the demon in front of him.

((Welby, if you decide to fight the elemental, I will fight as both me and it when i reply, otherwise you can just kill it.))

Fwrthyrn flicked his gaze towards Minon as he laughed. He smirked in effect and looked back, squaring himself.

An arrow whooshed past him, heading for the male figure.

Next came the balls of fire. Fwrthyrn tittered as he watched the male's plan unfold. It didn't concern him as he wasn't the victim.

Minon seemed willing to deal with it, so Fwrthyrn summoned the darkness to swirl around his hands.

Never the person to make the first move, Fwrthyrn waited with raised eyebrows, his eye flashing to the darkness that matched his hands.