In the time after Kat leaves, the demon laughs softly, not using Marcus's body, but inside of him somehow. The laughter echoes in the caves of the place he's found to hide himself, it bounces off walls and drills into his skull, and it's only when Dan comes into the room that it finally stops.

What they do next isn't something Marcus ever expected. But it happens, that shift and pull, the turning, and one moment he's in his own body, the next he's looking down at it with Dan's eyes.

Then he turns and stands. He doesn't run, he knows he'd only trip and fall on unsteady legs, but he makes for the door as quick as he can, looking for someone, anyone he can speak to.

It surprises him not at all that Kat hasn't gone very far and Marcus stumbles toward her with a gasp.