Tygra 

Tygra listened to the King and suddenly Slade ran into the throne room, as loud roars could be heard shaking the castle. Slade and Tygra ran outside to find out what was going on Tygra looked to Slade and said,

"Go with the Royal Family, basically your skills as a former assassin and thief will help keep them safe. After all, if there is one thing both assassins and thieves are good at it is finding a way out of difficult situations. So help the guards keep the Royal Family safe. I'll stay here with the rest of the guards and defend what's left of the castle."

He then looked over to Rex and noticed his leg had somehow healed and said,

"This time I think the proper authorities will need all the help they can get, and even though I haven't officially been made a Royal Guard yet, I'm happy to save your ass again. So what do you say about working together this time?"

Just as he finished talking Tygra noticed two winged creatures flying towards the castle. He couldn't quite make them out yet but he hoped they weren't more enemies. 

Faith and Wrath. 

Faith and Wrath were on the way to a small Neko Kingdom where it is rumored that a league of assassins led by demons wants to kill a princess. As they neared the castle they could see a huge army of robots and they could sense two demons. They could hear a loud roar that was almost deafening, Wrath used his powers over fire to supercharge the heat from the sun and focused it on the robots and as the armor became superheated the metal began to melt. Then Faith flew down and landed in front of Henlong and reverted back to her human form as she drew her sword and prepared to kill another demon while Wrath flew down to the Destructos, as he flew over his head he breathed fire, shooting a fire blast into his back. Just to let him know he had arrived. He then landed in front of him and reverted back to his human form as he turned to face him he had an evil grin on his face as he said,

"I hope you put up more of a fight than the other fifty billion demons I've killed."