darkest_fate
machina erotica
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2009
- Location
- the INTERNET
The demons had been surging lately, moving more and more. Rumor had it that there was a new leader, some charismatic force that was pushing them onward. Rumor also had it that the surging wasn't really surging at all, and that people were worrying over nothing. Some even suggested that the new demon stronghold was little more than a farce, another form of trickery used by the demons to intimidate their angelic foes. Regardless, all agreed that someone needed to investigate.
Rachael volunteered for the task. she'd recently been promoted as a full member of the celestial host, and was eager to prove her wings. The Celestials were more hidebound than their infernal counterparts, taking greater stock in bloodline, experience, and all. Rachael was hoping to defy that, to work against it. If anyone could, surely she could.
She stepped closer to the demonic stronghold, trying to hold her breath for as long as possible. Still, the stench of demon assailed her senses. Less the scent of the creatures themselves, and more the scent of their living. Of brimstone, fire, ash and hate. The angel occasionally reached up, brushing away ashes that landed upon her pristine white wings. Angels truly were not suited for demon lands. Ashes showed against the pure white of Rachael's wings. They were caught in her lush golden hair, even occasionally falling upon the wispy cloud robe she wore.
All angels were also quite beautiful, and Rachael was no exception. The golden hair was flowing, nearly sparkling with its sheen. Her wings were magnificent, white and feathered, spreading out behind her. The angel herself had the heavenly beauty of her people. Brilliant blue eyes looked out from a rounded face, innocence shining from her very expression. The wispy cloud robes, made of the very stuff itself woven into a covering, were a light blue with white trim, but seemed to repel the darkness as she went. It had been cinched in several places to allow her better movement, as the angel carefully picked a path. But it also emphasized womanly hips and an impressive bust. Rachael looked as though she'd been built for desiring, though the angels considered it a blessing to "inspire" mortals.
"My orders were to explore," she muttered, looking up at the impressive fortress. Hair caught in the breeze, and she lifted up her hand to pull it from her pink lips. Squinting, Rachael took it in entirely. The impressive spires, the black stone. It looked somehow primal, almost animal. But looking here wouldn't do her any good. She had to get closer, to see who was in charge of this place. A simple scouting report. The angel spread her wings, flying up to an entrance, beginning to look around and seek out whoever was the master of this place.
Rachael volunteered for the task. she'd recently been promoted as a full member of the celestial host, and was eager to prove her wings. The Celestials were more hidebound than their infernal counterparts, taking greater stock in bloodline, experience, and all. Rachael was hoping to defy that, to work against it. If anyone could, surely she could.
She stepped closer to the demonic stronghold, trying to hold her breath for as long as possible. Still, the stench of demon assailed her senses. Less the scent of the creatures themselves, and more the scent of their living. Of brimstone, fire, ash and hate. The angel occasionally reached up, brushing away ashes that landed upon her pristine white wings. Angels truly were not suited for demon lands. Ashes showed against the pure white of Rachael's wings. They were caught in her lush golden hair, even occasionally falling upon the wispy cloud robe she wore.
All angels were also quite beautiful, and Rachael was no exception. The golden hair was flowing, nearly sparkling with its sheen. Her wings were magnificent, white and feathered, spreading out behind her. The angel herself had the heavenly beauty of her people. Brilliant blue eyes looked out from a rounded face, innocence shining from her very expression. The wispy cloud robes, made of the very stuff itself woven into a covering, were a light blue with white trim, but seemed to repel the darkness as she went. It had been cinched in several places to allow her better movement, as the angel carefully picked a path. But it also emphasized womanly hips and an impressive bust. Rachael looked as though she'd been built for desiring, though the angels considered it a blessing to "inspire" mortals.
"My orders were to explore," she muttered, looking up at the impressive fortress. Hair caught in the breeze, and she lifted up her hand to pull it from her pink lips. Squinting, Rachael took it in entirely. The impressive spires, the black stone. It looked somehow primal, almost animal. But looking here wouldn't do her any good. She had to get closer, to see who was in charge of this place. A simple scouting report. The angel spread her wings, flying up to an entrance, beginning to look around and seek out whoever was the master of this place.