"Damn it. Damn it!"
Elizabeth Eisen was pissed off. No, pissed off wasn't even the word for it. If it were possible for her to physically manifest her rage, he would have blown up her car with her glare. Just a few minutes ago, she was face to face with a demon. One of those 'posses a child because you won't hurt it" types. And of course, being the person that she was, she just couldn't bring herself to shoot the little boy between the eyes. She was unable to do a thing to the demon because it was in that kid, always looking at her with those puppy dog eyes. For a time at least. With further prodding, and much, much harassment, she snapped and finally attacked.
Then the demon jumped out of the kid's body and ran away. Rather than waiting for the boy to wake and make sure that he was okay, she ran out of the house they were in and jumped into her car. Liz, as she preferred to be called, immediately pulled out her cell phone and dialed her sister's number. Of course, each of the phones were in fake names, alias's they used to conduct their business created from stolen identities. It was hard to make a living doing what they did, so they had to do whatever they could to get by.
As the phone started to ring, Liz slammed on the gas of her car, the tires of it screeched loudly against the pavement. She drove out into traffic, not bothering to look at whoever it was that was behind her. Or in front of her for that matter. "Pick up. . .pick up," she said to herself over and over again. She needed to hear her sister's voice to know that she was okay. If that. . .thing touched her sister, it would die a death more terrible than one the God of Death himself could grant. Just thinking about the things that she would do to that thing when she found it got her blood pumping!
Her short, strawberry blond hair was blown back by the wind, the multiple piercings in her ears swayed as she weaved through traffic. Her green eyes narrowed dangerously as she pulled up behind a driver riding their breaks. She hated it when people did that. "Get the hell out of my way," she shouted out the window, flipping the driver in front of her the bird.
Elizabeth Eisen was pissed off. No, pissed off wasn't even the word for it. If it were possible for her to physically manifest her rage, he would have blown up her car with her glare. Just a few minutes ago, she was face to face with a demon. One of those 'posses a child because you won't hurt it" types. And of course, being the person that she was, she just couldn't bring herself to shoot the little boy between the eyes. She was unable to do a thing to the demon because it was in that kid, always looking at her with those puppy dog eyes. For a time at least. With further prodding, and much, much harassment, she snapped and finally attacked.
Then the demon jumped out of the kid's body and ran away. Rather than waiting for the boy to wake and make sure that he was okay, she ran out of the house they were in and jumped into her car. Liz, as she preferred to be called, immediately pulled out her cell phone and dialed her sister's number. Of course, each of the phones were in fake names, alias's they used to conduct their business created from stolen identities. It was hard to make a living doing what they did, so they had to do whatever they could to get by.
As the phone started to ring, Liz slammed on the gas of her car, the tires of it screeched loudly against the pavement. She drove out into traffic, not bothering to look at whoever it was that was behind her. Or in front of her for that matter. "Pick up. . .pick up," she said to herself over and over again. She needed to hear her sister's voice to know that she was okay. If that. . .thing touched her sister, it would die a death more terrible than one the God of Death himself could grant. Just thinking about the things that she would do to that thing when she found it got her blood pumping!
Her short, strawberry blond hair was blown back by the wind, the multiple piercings in her ears swayed as she weaved through traffic. Her green eyes narrowed dangerously as she pulled up behind a driver riding their breaks. She hated it when people did that. "Get the hell out of my way," she shouted out the window, flipping the driver in front of her the bird.