No one had time to question why someone as terrifying as Noah had suddenly become so angry.
Only after God's servants interfered did many of them truly begin to wonder what Bailey's connection to such a demon could possibly be.
Morvyr, on the other hand, was startled for a different reason.
He had never pictured the devil having any remote attachments to anyone besides his own, let alone a human. And even after seeing it for himself, he found it hard to understand what those attachments meant.
From where Morvyr stood, Noah cared about these people. His reaction to the fact that there was a chance that they wanted him dead was proof enough.
But at the same time, he seemed prepared to kill them without hesitation.
Morvyr wasn't sure what to make of that.
Normally, an attachment like this created weaknesses that others could exploit. Someone hesitated when a person they cared about stood against them.
