Billy hesitated and did not follow. Although this member of the Night-walking Divine Dragon was a little ugly, he kept insisting that he was an angel and had always protected humanity. Picking a fight would be a bad idea. What if he really was an ally? Wouldn't that be awkward?
Now that Billy had a job and a wife, he was no longer the wild, reckless wolf he had once been.
Next, Billy walked over to Hughie, who had already locked the two demons in iron cages taken from the nearby market. The demons kept roaring and attacking inside the cages, but unfortunately for them, it was completely useless.
Billy nodded in satisfaction at the sight. Then he called Newman and told her about the demons and the Night-walking Divine Dragon.
After hearing him out, Newman said, "Bring the two demons back to New York. I'll also have Van Helsing from Vought International come over to help. He's an angel too, so he might know something about the Night-walking Divine Dragon."
"Okay."
Billy nodded, then hung up and told Hughie, "Don't put your clothes on yet. Take the two cages back to New York. I'll fly back myself."
"Sure. But since they're in cages, will their clothes fall off?"
Hughie did not refuse, but a thought occurred to him, and he asked the question. Billy blinked and said, "Why not try it and find out? If it works, we can prepare a box for next time."
Hughie nodded and vanished with the two cages, leaving only two piles of clothes behind. Billy was speechless. If Hughie hadn't done that deliberately on a subconscious level, he would take his own head off and let Hughie kick it around like a ball.
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