to stone as well, a magical effect which also affects their clothes. Due to the spell simultaneously cast upon her and Macbeth by the Weird Sisters, Demona is functionally immortal in the sense that she no longer ages and cannot die through conventional means. Their shared spell of immortality also only allows them to be killed for good if one of them kills the other, which will result in the deaths of both of them simultaneously, as they will otherwise eventually recover. Also, they can experience one another's pain (ala Corsican Brothers) if they are physically close to each other. At a later time, thanks to a spell cast by Puck, she now transforms into a human at sunrise instead of entering a normal gargoyle's period of "stone slumber", and resumes her gargoyle form at sunset, with both transformations generating a great deal of pain when they occur. Demona begins to use her daytime human guise for her own nefarious plots, now using the alias of "Dominique Destine". Demona had secretly studied with the Archmage as his apprentice and had developed an aptitude in sorcery, and due to her aforementioned immortality, she has also become quite adept at understanding and using advanced technology. Demona is also a highly formidable combatant, both armed and unarmed, with skills concerning a broad variety of weaponry ranging from swords to the most advanced firearms. She also has a general understanding of chemistry, although nowhere close to the expertise of "freelance geneticist" Anton Sevarius. From her acquired daytime existence as the human female "Dominique Destine", Demona is quite adept at manipulating the systems of modern society. Specifically, Demona's daytime human identity allows her to utilize her vast fortune without suspicion, partly helping her to acquire a lavishly appointed home with many modern comforts, made much easier with her daytime identity. Her functional immortality has helped her to gain a substantial degree of knowledge about, and experience with how modern society operates. Demona does function well enough in the modern world up to a point — for example, she knew how to hail a cab while in human form and used slang terms on a few occasions. Demona at one point possessed a number of pages torn from the Grimorum Arcanorum, the central and ancient spell book of magic in the Gargoyles series, of which the majority are presumably still in her possession. These removed pages