Things were getting more and more interesting, with Eena revealing she could communicate with the spirits of the dead. However, his fun was almost ruined by a talkative spirit who was trying to reveal one of his secrets to Eena. Luckily, she took it as a simply rude remark, and moved on. Dauner, however, turned his head to look at the spirit she'd just spoken to. Since the original shadow vision was unable to make one see the spirits of the dead, with Eena's case being rather special, Dauner activated his spirit vision.
Spirit vision allowed him to see souls, like any normal demon, however, he always kept his spirit vision turned off, because of all the dead souls that used to follow him around, trying to 'haunt' their killer. Eventually, he grew so used to it, that he just kept it off, even after ridding himself of the vengeful ghosts.
Once he'd made out the shape of the spirit, he'd then exert spirit coercion. An advantage that greater members of a race have always had over lesser members of the same or similar races. Like a dragon and a wyvern, or a kitsune and a fox. In this case, a demon and a ghoul. The coercion would seem to the spirit like its essence was about to be torn apart, destroying its very existence. Dauner would then stop at that. That would serve as a warning, for the next time it had such foolish ideas.
After turning his spirit vision off again, he'd continue towards Wallace, the guide. From Eena's interaction with him, a cold sweat ran down Dauner's cheek, as he realized that the shadow vision was not only drawing out her latent talent, but had also stripped her of a level of intelligence and common sense. Just as they were about to engage in battle, Dauner sighed.
"Ok! Show's over" he'd say, clicking his fingers. A black mist would leave Eena's eyes, returning her vision to normal, and hopefully, her intelligence. Dauner could have ended everything with one slap, yes. But that would be revealing his strength, and he'd much rather stay a normal guy in Eena's eyes for as long as he could. In his experience, as soon as others found out how strong he was, they'd be impressed, but then they'd start seeing him as someone different from them, and thus a gulf would form between them. Comradeship was something he liked having, Even if it was for just a short period. There weren't many that would understand this, unless they'd spent an eternity of loneliness, like he had.
Spirit vision allowed him to see souls, like any normal demon, however, he always kept his spirit vision turned off, because of all the dead souls that used to follow him around, trying to 'haunt' their killer. Eventually, he grew so used to it, that he just kept it off, even after ridding himself of the vengeful ghosts.
Once he'd made out the shape of the spirit, he'd then exert spirit coercion. An advantage that greater members of a race have always had over lesser members of the same or similar races. Like a dragon and a wyvern, or a kitsune and a fox. In this case, a demon and a ghoul. The coercion would seem to the spirit like its essence was about to be torn apart, destroying its very existence. Dauner would then stop at that. That would serve as a warning, for the next time it had such foolish ideas.
After turning his spirit vision off again, he'd continue towards Wallace, the guide. From Eena's interaction with him, a cold sweat ran down Dauner's cheek, as he realized that the shadow vision was not only drawing out her latent talent, but had also stripped her of a level of intelligence and common sense. Just as they were about to engage in battle, Dauner sighed.
"Ok! Show's over" he'd say, clicking his fingers. A black mist would leave Eena's eyes, returning her vision to normal, and hopefully, her intelligence. Dauner could have ended everything with one slap, yes. But that would be revealing his strength, and he'd much rather stay a normal guy in Eena's eyes for as long as he could. In his experience, as soon as others found out how strong he was, they'd be impressed, but then they'd start seeing him as someone different from them, and thus a gulf would form between them. Comradeship was something he liked having, Even if it was for just a short period. There weren't many that would understand this, unless they'd spent an eternity of loneliness, like he had.
Eena