Niccholi couldn’t help but crack a small grin at the response, her sarcasm a deal more amusing than he would find it coming from anyone else. “Oh, well I’m sure you’d make a lovely bride… White satin and roses.” he said with a bit more playful a tone of sarcasm. The demon crossed his arms over his chest and cocked a brow, pursing his lips and giving a small nod in agreement. “I couldn’t agree more. I didn’t much mind being turned into an orc either to be honest, an even easier scare tactic.”
Fox scowled at his words even if they were still laced with sarcasm, the utter thought of her tying herself to another seemed ridiculous let alone going through with the hyped rituals associated with weddings. It was all stupid in her opinion. Much like the dress which she was now beginning to unlace sick and tired of the way it pressed uncomfortably against her chest and wings, “an orc would suit you,” a dark laugh escaped her lips as she envisioned him morphed into an oversized being, perhaps even with a bull styled nose ring.
“Yeah, I was an undead not sure what exactly… but it was wicked students were pissing their pants and I didn’t even have to do anything,” she uttered pulling the dress off without a care in the world. Freed from the damned dress her wings fluttered softly against her back but she willed them down, never one to show a weakness and the thin wispy fairy wings were easily broken. “Should have seen their faces when I lost my eye,” Fox smirked pulling her earlier attire back on, relieved to be in something more comfortable she turned to face Niccholi once more. “C’mon lets go do something fun you can’t seriously want to stay here for the rest of the day?”












