Izak leaned against the dirty wall of the Alleyway, waiting, hopefully he can find Izak.

It was obvious that it was the battle that he couldn't avoid, the demon didn't want to let him live. Izak narrowed his eye and sighed. "He's persistant." He whispered to himself, he didn't really want to battle anymore. What was the point? He found his murderer and killed a lot of demons during the process, can't he just live now? "I'm afraid not..." He whispered to himself again. He pulled off the cover over his scarlet eye, better safe than sorry.

Izak looked up, at the sky, it was black...obviously. It was night-time after all but it was a disadvantage for him. He didn't care...he just continued to wait, for the battle he could not avoid...
Against that demon...

Ludevec was moving swiftly through the alleyways; Minibot, his robotic assistant, following closely behind him. He had heard something about Amy being around here earlier, and he had to catch her soon. He spotted something dark on the ground up ahead. Crouching next to it, he could see in the little moonlight that it was a small puddle of blood. According to the small computer on his wristwatch, it was definitely Amy's blood. He gave a small malicious smirk. She was badly injured....but where had she gone now?

He continued on down the alleyway and as he turned a corner, there was a strange figure at the end, leaning against the wall of the alleyway. It was another unknown figure that he hadn't met yet, and he looked slightly older than him...and apparently he was whispering to himself about something.

Jacqueline had been walking on the rooftops, enjoying the feel of the night air. She muttered something incoherent before sitting down. She looked over the edge and happened to see Izak leaning against the wall below her. She smiled.

"Bit late for a walk, isn't it?" she said. She jumped down next to Izak, and smiled again. But something didn't seem right.

"What's wrong Izak?" she asked.

Izak didn't even notice Jacqueline land right next to him, he sighed. "It's nothing, and I'm not out for a walk...I'm waiting." He turned away.

It was obvious...sooner or later, the demon would feel his presence, his eyes moved over to another figure then he sighed again. "What do you think you are doing there? Come out!"He pulled himself off the wall and pointed over into the darkness.

Izak felt annoyed, two interferences and the battle hasn't even started. Last time , Rayil took the spotlight, this Izak will show the demon that he isn't some push-over. He turned to Jacqueline. "You better leave, there'll be a battle here...soon." He wasn't fully sure but he'll continue to wait...

Jacqueline knew that there was more to it than Izak was revealing, but didn't say a word. She watched his actions. He seemed on edge.

Deciding that she had better take his advice, Jacqueline turned and jumped up onto the roof again. But she didn't leave entirely. She sat down and watched.

Fwrthyrn had already arrived before Izak. He sensed it would be here, but had hid himself from everyone's view in the darkness.

He flicked his gaze along the alleyway, noticing Ludevec and a female he had not met. The female jumped, as Fwrthyrn narrowed his eye, keeping her in constant mind. It was obvious she was on Izak's side, even though a slight darkness radiated from her.

Feeling it was time to appear, he swallowed the darkness into him, revealing his presence.

"A motley crew, is it now?" he asked, raising an eyebrow sarcastically. "Seems as if we've attracted attention."

Two other figures suddenly appeared as well; one of them Ludevec didn't recognize, but the other he recognized as the demon he had came across before.

"What? You haven't noticed me?!" he snapped coldly at the young male....who seemed to have wings on his back. "I've been standing out in the alleyway, hearing you mutter to yourself..."

Ludevec noticed that one of them was a female, but she looked almost as a vampire....

Izak felt the demon come out of the shadows, so he has been there all along... Izak just smirked. "Indeed, unwanted attraction." He glanced at the other male that was there. "I noticed you long ago, by the way." Izak turned serious. "Go away...do not interfere." Then he turned back to the demon.

"Can I at least hear your name?" Izak said, shrugging. "'Tis annoying, to not know the name of who I am fighting."

Izak reached for his sword and pulled it out, the blade bathed in the small amount of moonlight and it seemed as if it were glowing. "Are you ready?" He asked, going into his battle stance...

Fwrthyrn's face darkened, "I tell no one my name," he said, shooting Ludevec a sharp look.

"Just call me whatever, I don't really care," he replied.

"Why do you ask? Just do what you've got to do, you're going to lose anyway," Fwrthyrn tossed carelessly.

He didn't light his hand with fire, or darkness. Keeping his abilities up his sleeve, he decided to stand there, and wait for Izak to move.

This boy was already getting on Ludevec's nerves. "Actually, I think I should interfere," he answered coldly, "Since you seem to want to start fighting so badly, I might as well join in." He clipped off his sword handle from his belt, releasing a bright green blade out of the handle.

"Master, no," Minibot suddenly squeaked in worry from behind him.

"Back off, Minibot," he replied in the same cold tone, but his voice was filled with impatience. "I haven't fought anyone in a while, and this one is already pissing me off!"

"But--!"

"That's an order!" he snapped back, glaring at his assistant for a moment.

He saw the demon shoot a sharp glance at him as the boy asked for the demon's name, and Ludevec just returned the glance for a moment. What he didn't understand was why did this boy want to fight with the demon so badly?