Today he went for a walk, not long ago he killed his last toy, it resisted too much

Oh, hello there... You seem lost. Would you like to join me on my walk? He extended a pale hand, the long fingers adorned with rings almost obscuring them completely. "My name is Claud." he introduced himself softly, a small smile playing around his lips.

"Oh, Rina... Such a pretty name... You don't have to be afraid, I won't hurt you. You can trust me". He gave her hand a gentle squeeze before letting go and slipping his arm around her shoulders. "Come with me, my dear... It will be much safer this way." The smile never leaving his face, he began leading her through the garden, away from prying eyes.

He gave her a knowing look, one eyebrow arched. "Oh, really?" he said softly. "And why is that, Rina? You seem so unsure of yourself... Perhaps you're just looking for someone to take care of you." His voice was silky smooth, almost soothing, as he guided her down a secluded path through the gardens. The tall trees overhead swayed gently in the breeze, casting dappled shadows over them both. "You can trust me," he assured her with a slight nod.

He arched an eyebrow, amused by her desperation. "Ah, so it's your family you're concerned about? How touching," he murmured, a soft laugh escaping him. He bent down slightly to meet her eyes, his voice dropping lower. "Tell me more about them, Rina... Who exactly is threatening them?" His hand rested lightly on the small of her back as they continued to stroll, almost like they were out for a pleasant afternoon walk in the park rather than discussing such grave matters.

"Oh my," he breathed, taking the letter carefully and skimming through it quickly with a slight frown on his face. "This is indeed quite serious... I can't have that happening while you are in my care, Rina. You must trust me to protect your family." He glanced up at her, eyes locked on hers as he paused, then added quietly: "Perhaps if you were to be... more attentive and obedient... I might reward you with their safety. What do you say?" There was a dangerous gleam in his eye now, but his voice remained calm and gentle.

"Very well, Rina... You have my word. In return, you will be mine to command. Do you understand the terms?" His voice was steady and calm, but there was an edge to it that hinted at the consequences of disobeying him.

With a sigh, he slipped his other arm around her waist, drawing her even closer as they continued their walk through the garden. "Now then, why don't we find somewhere more comfortable for you to stay while I tend to these matters? You must be tired from your journey." His long fingers idly traced patterns on her back, his touch light and feather-like despite his strength.

"That's my girl... You belong to me now, after all." The demon murmured, his voice still soft and soothing as they continued their stroll through the garden pathways. "I think you'll find that I take very good care of those in my charge," he added with a slight smile, almost as if he was reassuring her more than anything else. He led her deeper into the garden, eventually coming to a large stone fountain surrounded by lush greenery and colorful flowers. "Why don't we rest here for a while?" he suggested, guiding her towards a nearby marble bench beneath the shade of an ancient willow tree.

As they sat down together, his hands gently caressed her shoulders before moving to massage away any tension she might be feeling from their journey thus far. His fingers were deceptively strong, yet his touch was impossibly light and soothing as he