☆·.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸¸.» 𝕿o the world, you were just one person...
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His response did not seem to surprise her at all, and her expression showed as much, her gaze unfaltering towards the angel before her. That was what they have all told her every time she has asked them – out of the years of hunting down the heavenly beings, she had learned that someone up above had told them to keep silent about the whole ordeal and his identity, and they were willing to do so, even if it meant sacrificing their own lives over it. How righteous the angels must have felt – standing up against the demon, not relenting to its wishes while defending one of their own… but for what? Angels were supposedly assigned to protect humans, so why were they so determined to protect one that broke their own code? This alone drove her to pursue it without rest until she got what she wanted; there was no turning back now.
“You know, for such “perfect” beings such as yourself, you all sure know how to lie well,” she replied in his mind, her demeanor calm but icy towards him. “I sure hope it’s worth it… worth your life.”
The demon girl glanced over as Nathaniel announced to them that he was leaving the two to be alone. Although she was relieved to hear this (not so much though about him implying their future sexual acts together), her eyes following him to make sure he followed through on his word, his behavior overall was… strange to say the least, regardless of his “relationship” with her target. However, humans used alcohol as a lubricant to throw away their good judgments and common sense so that they could do and say literally anything, and this one seemed to be no different. But what did it matter to her – him leaving meant being able to move and act freely, and that was the main priority – not some random drunk and his behaviors. She knew what was going to happen next wasn’t going to be pretty, and the demon didn’t want to create a scene at the overly affluent party.
Once Savannah was sure the human had departed, her focus returned back to John, a small, dark smile creeping over her lips. “Yes, let’s finish this conversation somewhere else. We don’t want to keep your… clients waiting for much longer, yes?”
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As promised, the two of them did move to a more secluded location – a poorly lit, dingy alleyway not too far from the party – but only one person now stood there, alone. A warm, dark liquid dripped from one of her hands, yet that seemed to be irrelevant as she brought up her other hand to wipe the trickle of blood from the side of her mouth. The angel had put up a good fight, even giving her some minor injuries in the process, but now all that remained of the pale figure was a mere pile of ash. Her pale green eyes narrowed as she watched the soft breeze pick it up and make it fade away to nothingness.
Another one… and still no answers…
Darn it…
With a sigh, Savannah stepped away to pick up her clutch that she left nearby, checking to make sure no one was around. Then, without a word, she fluttered her eyes shut as an ethereal breeze momentarily blew around her… two dark, feathery limbs extended behind her, and in a moment, she shot upward and disappeared into the darkness, not leaving a trace of her existence behind.
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Apparently he had injured her more than she would have liked to admit to. She could feel a bruise form on one of her sides, right where her ribcage rested. If she were anyone else, it would be plausible to get it checked and make sure her ribs were still intact, but since it would most likely be gone by the time she woke up tomorrow, there was no need for that. Either way, it was simply annoying to deal with – Savannah had things to take care of.
The black haired girl idly walked along as though letting them lead her to a destination unbeknownst to her. Unlike her appearance the night before, she now was dressed more casually – her hair now straight, and instead of heels and a dress, she wore black skinny jeans, boots that extended up to right below her knees, and a simple muted plum shirt.
She momentarily grimaced as someone’s elbow found her injured side when she tried to slip past a group. It had been less than a day’s time since the party, and now she was walking around a shopping mall as crowds of people shuffled around with shopping bags in their hands. They all seemed to ogle over the ornate store windows full of products on display and walk into the stores to only leave with more than what they started. There were times when she would come to do the same thing, but today wasn’t one of them.
Instead of trying to figure out who bumped into her injury, she pulled herself over to the side and walked into one of the stores. Something then made a soft, buzzing noise, causing her to immediately dig into her pocket to reveal a cell phone. A text message awaited her:
“Meet you in 5.”
Her pale hand fluidly slipped it back into her pocket and with now a small window of free time, she began to wander around and examine what they had for sale.
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...𝕭ut to one person, you were the world. «.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸¸.·☆