Nod. "Thanks. Sorry, Cam, I - don't have a way to help that at all, but that sucks." Pause. Look of horror. "Oh god I hope Zane didn't go on a suicidal rampage."
And then he disappears.
"Sure. Random bound fairy to summon, offer cookies, and send back," says Cam, producing another paper with a circle on it.
"You're an adorable demon," says Tony. He takes the piece of paper, finds a marker somewhere - "How precise do I need to get this?"
"Try to be precise, but don't worry too much if you're off a bit. If it's circle shaped and has all components it will work. Start with -" She points at the proper part of the circle. "That part first. If you do the main parts required to summon something but still need to add the binding to it, it won't matter and the fairy will be summoned without it. Which could be bad, considering this is for a random fairy. The binding's just to keep the fairy from killing you, or anyone else, don't worry, it's not something really intrusive like gagging."
He draws out the circle, plenty big enough to contain a winged person, in the approved order. He has a very precise hand, and he's good at eyeballing the arc of the circle so it doesn't wobble too much.
"Hullo, summoner," he says with a bow. "What can I do for you?" He eyes Cam with suspicion, but doesn't comment; Adana, with wings off, doesn't register as interesting.
"Nice racket," comments the fairy. "Okay, what do you want moved?"
"I told you, nothing," says Tony with a grin. "Enjoy your cookies." He commences the unsummoning process.
Cam snorts.