How are you, Sylus? Still bea devilish crow?
- 😶🌫️
No I'm not.. that's on past, good thing I can be redeemed into good person.
But I doesn't tolerate people who use me as an object for their 18+ wild desire..
so far so good, I'm no longer evil person.
Crow pet: caw!
Oh whoa mephisto you're here.
What, you want request some article edit?
Hmm not you, I speaking to this crow that named after you.
You're making me confused! Is that your crow or me?
Hahahahah Sylus.. next time named your crow different name than Mephistopheles.
I think it's better to put it that way.
Uh...
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How they met; Krile + Silvaire
While Silvaire met the young woman known as Krile only in passing at the foray into tracking down the missing scions - as attentive as he was to skills of others, the man made it quite apparent that he had no interest in helping that situation, and left it to the Warrior of Light to handle.
It wasn't until that same Warrior of Light requested his assistance with the plight of the Warring Triad that he was properly introduced - and strongarmed - into meeting the Lalafell on open terms.
She was clearly able to piece together his lies and half-truths, just as sure as she was aware of the guarded nature of their young companion Unukalhai; yet she unaware of how that the Elezen lord was actually quite similar to that displaced 13th resident.
Through the events Krile kept her peace about picking into Silvaire's secrets, although not without a passing comment here and there at his expense; a type of pointedness that brought more questions to the minds of the Scions who'd - up to this point - held his lacking interest in their affairs as common sense. Krile was the first to properly point out the ease in which he would relent to the requests of the Warrior of Light alone; as if obligation demanded a polite hand.
Silvaire for the most part found himself at odds; both in the Promethian curse of well controlled annoyance, as well as a genuine respect and admiration for the way the Lalafellan woman could handle him in almost all conversations.
Krile and The Warrior of Light were the only two to properly notice the change in his demenor at the death of Regula; unknown to them, the history of a relationship of having raised the youth alongside Varis lingered in the history of this once-Garlean hound. A sorrow buried just as quickly behind the umbral dark of his voidsent affliction, brushed away as 'a waste of time'.
After all is said and done, Krile and Silvaire leave these lengthy exchanges with the knowledge that the other is someone to keep an eye on - for good or bad, was yet to be seen.
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dear lucifer how's your opinion about online social game, are you willing to try some with your friends?
Ahaha! I would like to try some like drawful from Jackbox games and survive the internet from Jackbox now
*he tilted his head* I think I could give it a go.
*scene switch to in game moments*
Ya can't see what's comin' heheh
*in game: you will grew taller as a monster
Here's Levi roastin' a wrong demon*
Hahahahaha!!
Ain't that funny Lucifer?
Haha what's wrong with that annoyed face Lucifer
Mm-hmm yes it is...
*in game: perhaps barbatos tea will not harm me
Lucifer now dead due tea poisoning*
The game portrayed it too far.
Uh....
What
Serve you right Levi
Leviiiiiii!!!?
*in game: who's buffoon now? Serpentine?
Levi just being Levi*
Pffffff
uhmmm okay?
.......
Hahahahaha that's weird!
Next me?
Heheh you're just so hopeful!
*in game: the poisoned apple do taste good but...
Mephisto fainted after eating poisoned apple*
.......
..... can't say it no more
Lololol
What?
*in game: someone's got too sensitive
Shuichi got melancholic*
......
Yare yare
Haha got that?
No
*in game: newspaper news thirteen and me are dating
Turns out it's a hoax*
what!!!? Oh thanks that was hoax!
Heheh delightful hoax
What's the context of this game!!?
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{ic} Anonymous inquired;-- Hey Hisoka, what's up with your ball joint abdomen during the Heaven's Arena stuff?
❣≽
The amused titter that came with folding arms would best not be interpreted as anything malicious on this one’s part. But rather, Hisoka found it charming that the stranger would brave their way into his space to ask such an innocent question. A slight smile came unto his lips as he took pause briefly to study the stranger and their curious brazenness. Yes- it certainly did remind him of a certain someone, didn’t it?
How a d o r a b l e. ♥
“Your question makes it sound like you might suspect some form of practicality with my wardrobe choice. ♦ “
“While it is true that many who train and participate in the art of combat do incorporate their choice of fashion into their techniques, my, ‘ball joint’ as you called it, serves no practical purpose other than to cast an illusion to the eye and compliment my general appearance and aesthetic. ♦ It’s an article of clothing. Nothing more, nothing less. ♠ “
Their innocent curiosity has been kindly rewarded.
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Raphael/Haarlep: Potential
A/N: Just wanted to do some early days exploration.
R/H: Potential:
Shall they say there are moments of peace?
Haarlep doesn't know. Peace is the antithesis of their being. They are chaos—it is their blood, marrow, flesh. And so they cannot say there is peace so much as there is…a lull. If an ocean's waves crest, they must also fall.
There are days when they sit in the dip, neither at the arc's apex nor rising—they are cradled in the storm's eye.
It should be contentious; some days it is—Haarlep's brat is not the easiest ward. Raphael's temperament veers towards vanity and arrogance, not unlike his father before him. The difference lies in his mortality and his youth. In the earliest days, in those first few years when Mephistopheles sends him to the House, and the boy-king is still seeking to establish his merit, they feud. Raphael reads while Haarlep sucks him off. Days pass where not a dozen words pass between them.
Haarlep is forced to peddle his juvenile outbursts to Mephistopheles instead of proper information. They're badly beaten for their insolence, threatened, etc. Haarlep hates, but that is not unsurprising. Hate is familiar; hate does not preclude lust.
Raphael tips his head to the side when Haarlep returns; the incubus' lovely skin is mangled beyond the telling, mottled, bruised, and eaten away by Hellfire. They hiss when they settle in the healing pool, submerging themself to the chin.
"Such is the price of your service," their brat says, head held high. "These are the wages your master pays, slave."
Haarlep wants to snap at him, every fiber of their body aching. It is beyond even them. "Slave is a fine word for it, lordling." The incubus smiles with teeth. "I suspect you know something of the Cold Lord's attention? How many years did you spend in his dungeons, dearest?"
Raphael's eyes flare brilliant gold. The lines of his face are softer than his sire's. In truth, Haarlep prefers them. "Be silent, wretch."
And so it goes, goes, goes, for so many years. Raphael clutches at scraps; Haarlep absorbs their beatings. A divided House.
"It cannot stand," Raphael mutters, voice drowsy with sleep. He's always softer after, borderline agreeable. The cambion trails fingers down Haarlep's spine, skin still sweat-soaked, lovely. His tongue flicks out to wet the seam of his lips, eyes lulling shut.
Haarlep smooths hair back from his forehead. "You quite like the sound of your voice—say more."
"The House." Raphael sighed, shifting under their weight. "Mephistopheles will destroy us."
"He need not." The words are surprisingly soft. In truth, Haarlep barely knows why they say them. They only care that the House is comfortable. And Raphael is…tolerable, nearly saintly by the standards of Hell and the Abyss. "You have proven…capable."
Their brat chuckles. "You sing such high praises." Raphael frowns. "I am not too proud to seek an accord between us."
Their initial instinct is to poke, prod, and tease because he is too proud. Haarlep drags the tips of the claws across his cheek instead. No, no, they will not tease. They've worn a slave's collar too long—sold from the Abyss, sold to the House, traded, traded, undervalued. And there is a degree of vengefulness and distaste, like bile. Haarlep's vanity is offended.
"Shall we speak plainly?"
Haarlep kisses the corner of his mouth. "If you like."
"I will see him dead."
Raphael doesn't say who—doesn't need to. It hangs between them like a song. Haarlep shivers. The incubus rocks their hips against their brat, eyes lulling shut—pleasure, low and hot. "Yes."
"I will be king."
The voice in their head laughs at this—a cambion will never sit as king. But there is an intoxicating sweetness, a whisper of potential, and what if. What if the boy-king killed him? What if he gained power? What if Haarlep was not beholden to the Lord of Contradictions? What if, what if?
It's potential. It tastes like the Abyss, evolution unbeholden to the Hells' rigid power structure. Haarlep groans against his lips, meaning the words. "Tell us how."
And they are pretty tales, childish, but they have merit.
Haarlep keeps them. They are not for the Cold Lord.
They have potential.
Haarlep thrives on potential, violence, lust—everything that is not of the Hells. And as much as his brat will rail against it…Raphael is not of the Hells. Not truly. Not entirely. Raphael is potential.
And how sweet that tastes. Sweeter than the lordlings' breathy cries as Haarlep takes him, sweeter than the arms around them, sweeter than the violent peak of their pleasure. It speaks of an alliance, of evolution, of growth.
And Haarlep welcomes its potential.
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