Worthless Savior || Beau & Ryder
99 bottles of beer on the wall, 99 bottles of beer. Take one down, pass it around, 98 bottles of beer on the wall.. 98 bottles of beer on the wall, 98 bottles of beer. Take one down, pass it around, 97 bottles of beer on the wall… The song is relevant to what was going on right now except the bottles of beer were actually bottles of wine, and the number count was way lower than that.Â
He had come here for a glass of wine, just one, but now he was surrounded by 8 bottles and the 9th is already half way gone. Everything he tasted in his mouth was just one constant goop of fermented fruit that seemed to have permeated his nose. At least that was the least of his concerns. Right now he was stuck in lala land with his thoughts. His sad, pitiful thoughts about Sebastian again.Â
As a very contact based person he needed to have a minimum of at least 10 instances of physical contact everyday. Ever since he came up here he’s had none, zip, nada, and it fucking sucked. He wasn’t worried about what a long distanced couple should be worried about. Nothing like if Sebastian was cheating on him or if the demon had found someone better than him. No, he was more worried about how much sleep the pride demon was getting, if he was handling the lesser demons alright without his help, and things like that.Â
In his appearance on Earth he was youthful like an apple sapling, but now the age started to show. His face was lined with creased and his eyes were almost glassed over from being stuck in his worrisome thoughts. With another gulp from his glass he put it down with a long, drawn out sigh. On the inhale before that he has taken in a scent that would forever annoy the shit out of him, but he didn’t have the heart to do anything about it. No action to throw a bottle at the gargoyle- not even the movement to flick him off. That’s just how down he was right now.Â
When he heard the person stop sort of nearby him he glanced back for a second. “Not as chipper today. Sorry pal, but if you’re looking for a scuffle then come back tomorrow. Today’s my off day.” His words dragged as he ran a hand through his hair.Â
Beau’s brows were knit together as he looked at the hound. “No, no, I don’t want to fight.” He never wanted to fight but that detail would be left out. He moved one seat closer keeping an arm’s length away. “I would like to help if I can. I will listen if it helps at all.”
















