Bring this place down

Walking through the club, Asagi made her way toward the center of the building, which just so happened to be the kitchen. Stepping inside the empty room, Asagi wrinkled her nose at the stench of rotten and old food that was still stewing on the stove. "Huh, guess they left in a hurry." Asagi remarks under her breath, which wasn't surprising considering how fast everyone else left once she showed up.

Nevertheless, Asagi went to the center of the room and began concentrating. Slowly, Asagi began building up power inside herself, so much so that the ground below her began to shake and crack from the pressure emanating off of her. It was one of her oldest techniques, one that she always used at the end of every mission when she had to bring a building down.

After a while of building up enough pressure inside herself, Asagi let out a breath before releasing all the energy she had stored up inside herself in a powerful blast, quickly causing the building to slowly begin caving in on itself.

Quickly leaving the club so that she didn't get crushed inside, Asagi leaped back atop the building she was on when she was first staking out the club and watched as the building quickly collapsed. After having gone through the same process multiple times before, the sight of a once demon-filled building being destroyed didn't give the same type of satisfaction it used to. Although, that wasn't to say the process of watching the building collapse didn't feel cathartic in the slightest. It was still an evil place filled with evil beings at the end of the day, and any attempt at pushing back demonic evil was a job well done in her book. But clearing out a club like that was still a drop in the ocean compared to the greater demonic evils out there.

Looking up at the sky, Asagi realized she still had some night left before dawn arrived, which might give her the chance to follow up on a few more leads on demonic happenings if she felt like it. Although, after dealing with the club, the Taimanin member wasn't all that opposed to the idea of turning in early, at least for the night.