Keeping someone alive in a very annoying way.

Prevent the Witch Doctors from **** Lucy without killing the Doctors.

Reward: Fusion Key: Frost Five

Failure: Will result in the Doctors performing experiments on Lucy. Experiment has a 241% chance of failure. Will not result in access to the fusion key.

Really? Go and save this person from being taken while somehow NOT killing these people? This seems wildly unfair. Yet the reward is more than something that would make up for the trouble. Some monsters are outright just too powerful to be made conveniently. You've tried to read up on the details before, but the best you can determine about special fusions is that someone needs to establish themselves as worthy before they can even have a chance of creating the demon.

Having had more than enough time before today to prepare, you've read nearly every page of the Lexicon. The Frost Five are as it sounds, five demons that count as one slot. They would almost be the same as a regular Frost if not for the fact that the five act as one mind and one body. Not only that, only spells that can so much as scratch them are sacred and almighty attacks. It wouldn't mean that you're unbeatable, but with a demon like that then even Maya would have trouble fighting you.

The mission is clear. You are definitely going to get the fusion key somehow. Besides. You really haven't had a good chance yet to try and nail Lucy.

Obviously, this won't be a simple job. Not only will you need to somehow ward off these doctors without killing them, there's no telling if she has the program or not. Trying to explain that you need to help her so you can obtain a demon to kill an illusion goddess, might be a little tricky. That's why you need to fight off these...humans? There was nothing in the Lexicon about Witch Doctors or even in the wiki. You read almost every page of both.

Obviously Witch Doctors are clearly related to the program but, at this point asking the reason "Why?" to something the Kuron does or what people do with it, seems pointless. Going against something without knowing any of it's weaknesses or powers doesn't seem like a good move.