jamie_winchester
Cluster
- Joined
- Nov 30, 2010
Dante
It was raining the day Eric arrived in Saint city. And while that wasn’t his real name, demons so rarely gave their real names to the humans that thrived in the world. Frowning in annoyance as he stepped out of the space between hell and the human world, he glared up at the house sitting in front of him. He didn’t want to be here, and while the human world amused him at times, he knew that this was going to go badly. He just knew it. The fact that Lucifer had sent him here despite his worry over involving the necromancer, meant that the man was either more desperate then he thought, or was willing to sacrifice his health and safety to make sure that Lucien was taken care of. Which disturbed him more then he thought possible.
Stepping into the small yard he walked up the small sidewalk as he stopped on the front porch, just far enough to tell the necromancer inside that something was waiting for her to answer, and while he knew the rarity of demons on the human plane would keep her from identifying him as demon, much less as the devil’s right hand, it also didn’t make him comfortable to be feeling the power liking across his skin, sampling, trying to figure out what he was.
Knocking on the door he slid a gun into his hand, prepared for anything. The last time he’d turned up on a nercomancer’s front steps he’d been shot. He wasn’t going to make the mistake again and not be prepared. Though nothing could have prepared him for actually seeing the beautiful woman.
It was raining the day Eric arrived in Saint city. And while that wasn’t his real name, demons so rarely gave their real names to the humans that thrived in the world. Frowning in annoyance as he stepped out of the space between hell and the human world, he glared up at the house sitting in front of him. He didn’t want to be here, and while the human world amused him at times, he knew that this was going to go badly. He just knew it. The fact that Lucifer had sent him here despite his worry over involving the necromancer, meant that the man was either more desperate then he thought, or was willing to sacrifice his health and safety to make sure that Lucien was taken care of. Which disturbed him more then he thought possible.
Stepping into the small yard he walked up the small sidewalk as he stopped on the front porch, just far enough to tell the necromancer inside that something was waiting for her to answer, and while he knew the rarity of demons on the human plane would keep her from identifying him as demon, much less as the devil’s right hand, it also didn’t make him comfortable to be feeling the power liking across his skin, sampling, trying to figure out what he was.
Knocking on the door he slid a gun into his hand, prepared for anything. The last time he’d turned up on a nercomancer’s front steps he’d been shot. He wasn’t going to make the mistake again and not be prepared. Though nothing could have prepared him for actually seeing the beautiful woman.