Her manner of speech was… a bit strange.  Never had Benedek heard of legends being described as having installments, but she was quite a strange creature anyway.  The lesson told from those legends was a good one to keep in mind though, and the exorcist nodded. Whomever she was, Benedek was quite certain he did not want to cross her.  Especially given that she already had part of this key she mentioned. "That sounds like quite a machine… though I am curious about its nature if only one person can use it," Benedek said, his voice going sharp for just a moment.  But he knew quite well that he was not in charge here, and it was likely that he would not do well if he challenged the woman.

His eye narrowed at the warning, but he didn't have much time to protest.  He simply went rigid, but his quick mind went to work as soon as they stopped.  He knew a holy place when he saw it, and this one felt to be ancient.  There were bones all around, and Benedek wasn't entirely sure just what to make of this place.  An ancient cult?  there wasn't time to ask for any information, as the enormous skeleton at the front of the chapel suddenly came to life.  He could only stare at Natsumi as she strolled towards the massive being, and he muttered "Oh, I am going to die here…" before trying to prepare some kind of spell to get himself out of this place.  There were times that there was no winning.

But she surprised him, yet again.  He simply watched with a jaw dropped as she walked up, and grabbed the object of her desire.  But her next words froze his blood for a few moments.  But there was no time to fret.  There was something large to get past so he could escape, and Benedek saw his chance.  His censor gleamed in the halflight of the cavern, and a bolt of puple-black light bathed the massive skeleton for a few moments.  It roared silently, looking like it was in pain.  Benedek hurled himself past the skeleton while it was distracted, and through the portal. 

Turning to cast another spell as a precaution, he was relieved to see it close behind him.  Benedek was certain that he would need help to banish the beast for good.  And that meant going home…  It was isolated for now, and that satisfied him.  He could get help, and he was certain that no one would find the monster.