"You couldn't hear it?"

"We couldn't, no."

"It was kind of like a kid with a new toy. It wasn't complicated, it just wanted some excitement."

"That is... an apt description."

"I wouldn't trust it further than I could throw it, but it seemed to like her. That's something."

"We know we can summon now, right? Things are a lot better than they could be."

"This is true."

"What would be the most convenient way to summon you again? I assume you want that to happen soon, even if you don't want it now."

"I can draft a circle. Though know that we know summoning will categorically work, it would probably be irresponsible to not widely disseminate knowledge of safe practices."

"We'll need to convince hunters and other packs to help. Dr. Deaton, do you think you could get me that list?"

"If you're sure."

"I think it has to be my top priority."

"We should probably teach my dad, he can spread it better than we can."

"We should summon a demon for textbooks. Unless you have any at home?"

"A few. Demon'd be faster than copying it, though."

"How can we find a demon that we can trust?"

"We don't have to trust them, necessarily. That's what bindings are for."

Nod.

"What kind of things could go wrong? If you show us how to do it, they should be fine, but what kind of stuff would we be looking at?"

"You hear stories about people being talked out of their souls."

"Pure superstition."

"Our souls are kind of void, so that works."

"Your souls are void?"

"Is repetition what they teach you at the police academy these days? I should help my dad with the lesson plan." 

"They're past the ninety-day return period?"

"Their ritual sacrifice left their souls permanently scarred. Although I wouldn't use the term souls, necessarily. Their minds are more vulnerable to outside influences."