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Abaddon was late, she knew that. Unless it was Lucifer she was meeting, of course; in that case, she would be hours early, if she must. Lucifer had chosen her and Abaddon was not going to give him a reason to doubt his decision, ever. Any other person, including the Princes, didn’t have her undying loyalty — not until they proved their worth.
Still, Baal was one of the Princes that she actually enjoyed being around; Abaddon was not a team player — she was a general, she gave orders and she did what she had to do. Even then, she still found herself going to a bar to enjoy a little time with Baal, a little arm candy (and perhaps real candy later on) walking by her side as she made her way towards Baal.
“Sorry, I’m late. Turns out humans have a little more fight in them than they had a few years ago and I had to kill a few before hitting the jackpot.” The Knight of Hell said before she pushed the human towards Baal, giving them a look that said sit or die.
“Hope you didn’t start without me.”
Baal fixes her with his sharpest gaze as she approaches him, human toy in toe. He doesn’t do her the honour of looking affected by it, regards them both with a cool arch of his brow, a slight tilt of her head as she says her part.
With cool detachment he moves a foot. Shoves out her chair. He eyes the man then with cool regard. “Hm. Not sure I’d call him a jackpot. But I can’t speak for your standards.” A smile, slow. “You sit. He can kneel until we’re done with our chat.”
His eyes flick to the floor, waiting, expectant. “It wouldn’t do,” he says to Abaddon, “to let them think that they’re our equals. Once they get those pesky ideas in their head, its so hard to root them out again.”















