There had been a stench of angels in the vicinity for a while, but Hastur had chalked that up to the abandoned church nearby. Even though its insides no longer sussurrated with the sounds of worship, the Host would still occasionally gather to pay respects of their own.
This was different, though. It didn't feel like the usual vague something-holy-was-here-at-one-point that usually hung around such places; this one was new and bright and fresh-- unfamiliar, at least as far as he could think.
Hastur didn't like things that he wasn't familiar with. And he especially didn't like angels.Â
Suspiciously, he lit another smoke and let himself settle into the shadows. Waiting.













