I am not saying Kyrie isn't smart, but I personally wouldn't need to know what a ventral plane is to figure it out. Once someone talks about negotiating with beings from other planes of existance, fiends are the logical conclusion.

But can someone explain to me why said fiends give a crap about the necromancer being loose, or happy she cant cast spells without a host? I can understand not liking the inconvience of getting her, but shouldn't they want her causing destruction until then

PS V says "I did this to myself" like its a good thing.

I think the reason they wouldn't want her casting spells and running amok is that it isn't part of their little plans and they wouldn't want her to mess them up.

They said "crap" because they don't get control of V's soul for as long if V releases the souls quickly. And if Haera could cast spells, it would presumably be slightly harder for the fiends get her back.

oh re-reading it, I also find it hilarious that after what V did to the dragon, Kyrie threatens the super demonic elf with a pointy stick

and... how the hell are the kids walking?

I love how V mostly seems utterly powerless in front of his wife. It actually adds quite a bit of realism to the situation, in my eyes.
They're being held up with pulleys.

I noticed that the children fell right back over. Their legs look broken but maybe it just looks worse than it is because their legs are lines.

They did? Looks like they're still up to me. Albeit leaning uncomfortably far back, but still.

I was really hoping V wouldn't realize when to just shut up, and I was not disappointed.

Well, Kyrie's smart enough to know "ventral" means "bottom", or "lower". And I'm pretty sure everyone knows what kind of "gentlemen" live down there.

Gee, I'm sure an epic level ghost is really easy to track down and catch again.

Totally.

I think it was more a "Crap, she got out. What a pain in the ass," as opposed to "Oh man she's gonna wreak havoc!"