Dealing with Uninvited Guests

Returning to Sitam's house you sense it being enveloped in magic. If he was going to burn it down would not need to keep dousing it in flames. Running up to see what is going on you see a light dome barrier covering entire house an a priestly middle age man outside of it. Thinking that the trader most likely not rat on you for saving his life, than that would mean someone was keeping tabs on the house. Also the only person you see is the priest making it look too much a easy target, or he is simply really overconfident. You tell Lura to fly up to a safe distance an blanket the whole area with air magic. This would help you determine if there is any hidden enemies having magic everywhere to feel(see) like a bat while staying hidden. There was four hidden enemies which you silently knock them out in a arm hold one by one. None of them had ability to hit Lura, or maybe they not see a fairy creating a gentle breeze was a threat. You silently walked out of hiding behind the priest. "Hello there. May I ask the purpose of your visit?"

Immediately when priest turns around he blasts me with bright light, but it only hurt my eyes an possibly blind me for life. Angry at being blinded using all the air surrounding youself to blast the priest all at once where he was standing. It created a vacuum space around you for a moment then you hear the priest groaning. Sensing the dome has dissipated Sitam sounds very concern, "Taelia that was holy magic! How are you feeling?"

"Only blind as a bat now! Is there a healer for this?" You are not happy at all being blinded.

You hear Sitam relieved sigh. "The blindness should be go away soon. How you were not affected by that?"

"I am blind pretty sure that is pretty damn effective. If Lura was not here I would probably be stuck creating a swirling vortex of air trying to defend myself from four ambushers while being blinded to **** by a Light Mage!"

"Well, it seems you are a very unique demon. Most would be gravely wounded from that much, but that must mean you not use any shadow magic at all."

"Only magic I learned to use is what Lura taught me."

Lura is surprised to hear this and says,"That means you did not forcibly bind my soul to yours!"

You smile mischievously. "Of course, could not let the amazing cute sexy fairy I fallen in love, think it was a good idea to run away from me."

He blushes with the compliment. "Getting to know who you are makes that a impossible thought now. I truly fallen for the demon that tricked me to become her lover." Lura smiles shyly.

Sitam fake coughs, "What are to do with these ambushers?"

A devious idea came to mind. "Take everything valuable an burn their clothes. After all whose going to believe a priest claiming they been robbed by a demon, when trying to claim all demons love eating humans?"

Sitam laughs at the idea. "Absolute clever way to mask a demon involvement, and the nudity he would endure shall bring shame to his church. Bet they would blame this on some bandits."

After looting an burning the ambushers clothes, your small group went to go meet the trader at the location you arrived at the village. The trader was already there, but he had a extra horse. "We are going to raid a Goblin's cave. Sitam shall protect you until Lura and I deal with the goblins. We going to need your carriage for the things the village needs." While going over the plan you gave the trader half the currency obtained earlier. By the look on his face that must be worth a lot to him. "That is for the horse and investment to your trade. Also what was your name again?"

"Oh, sorry for forgetting my manners. Name is Dug. Not only you saved my life, but also insuring my way of living. Almost like you are a Angel disguised as a demon."

"Never met a Angel yet. They probably not as nice everyone assumes though. Besides it can be very demeaning to call a demon a Angel. Than again it depends on if a demon preference of self wants to be viewed as Angelic in nature. Personally, I do not really care what people view me as. Just be a little cautious what to say to other demons." Dug nods thoughtfully.

The trip to Dug's carriage was mostly uneventful. Appears horses not like being too close to demons, than again when you were out in the forest not a single mammal came near you. So, you ran there. Of course, someone helped themselves to loot Dug's provisions. After we buried the dead horse we went straight to the cave. Well, as straight as a serpentine dirt path could take you. At least not have to run now with the horses content you inside the carriage.

By the time we got there it was night time.