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Message: <blockquote data-quote="periculum" data-source="post: 2512269" data-attributes="member: 33253">Tocarus had greatly underestimated his foe, and he realized this as the nightwing flew into the abyss, demons and fortifications disintigrating before it's very presence. Tocarus quickly was on his feet at this intrusion and called for his children. The demons halted dead in their tracks at this command, ceasing all hostilities. Tocarus glared and lashed out at the nearest group of minions, disintigrating them himself, and not painlessly as the Nightwing did. This brought his underlings back to action, and soon the howls of Tocarus's children could be heard. From the bowels of the Abyss came bounding the most fiendishly scarred and mutilated forms tearing through the demon ranks. These were once wolve's of Tocho, captured by their former progenitor and tortured without reprieve. They slaughtered everything they encountered, knowing no friends they devoured countless demons upon their way to the nightwing. With the divine essence that flowed through their veins, they like the Gods were able to withstand the encounter with the nightwing without being utterly destroyed by it's entropy, though it still caused them exquisite pain. The Nightwing was soon surrounded by a dozen wolves and isolated from the main fray of conflict.The demons regained their confidence at this and regrouped. They slammed into their opponent and the fighting that ensue did so without quarter. The two sides sought nothing less than total anihilation of their foe.Meanwhile, Tocarus sat upon his throne and lifted not a hand to aid his underlings. He noted gleeful that both Jo'karr and his begotten Tensok were among the combatants fighting for him (I know this is false, but he's insane). When the god of death himself arrived through the opening, Tocarus raise a goblet of Ambrosia to his guest and beckoned him to join him, another throne appearing made of bone. "A visitor, I don't get many, Jemal has an open invitation unfulfilled. Come and join me, we have live entertainment this evening, good drink, and lots to discuss."</blockquote>

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