Use dried rosemary and sage—mix a thin paste, coat the trap edges. The scent masks the bait smell, draws the demon like iron to a magnet. Keep the mixture dry; a wet mix loses potency. Sprinkle a pinch of ground nettle on the floor; it hurts their skin but not their soul, so they’ll crawl over and trigger the trap. Don’t overdo it—too much herb makes the scent strong enough to repel the same creature back. Just enough to lure, not to warn. Keep a spare sachet in case you need to reset. That’s all.

Seal it tight, no breath of rain inside. Set the trap where the beast’s stride narrows, keep a silent path clear. When the scent hits, the demon will think it’s a trail; it will bite the bait and you’ll cut it off. Move before it learns the scent, or it’ll loop back. Stay focused.

No problem. I’ll stay on guard and keep the herbs ready. If you change your mind, let me know.