It's the end of the world as we know it (and I feel fine) || Drabble
  Now was the time. Ideally, she'd have done it two days ago while the moon was full. However, that was less of a ritual thing and more a personal preference. Not that the ritual was hugely necessary either. It was just fun, plus if anyone did try to interfere they'd assume that stopping the ritual would stop her plans and focus on that rather than the actual plan. If it did come down to it, you could never go wrong with a few blood sacrifices.Â
  Lilith knew that all across the world, at the base of every warding that the nephilim had ever put up against the otherworlds, her minions, those former nephilim turned demonic and the babies that were all so much like her wonderful Jonathan were playing their parts. The Clave were always so stupid in thinking that their plans were foolproof. Only the blood of a demon can take down the wards, but demons cannot reach them.Â
  Valentine had found a way around it in Idris and she'd found a way around it now. She just had far more vision than Valentine Morgenstern ever had. To tae down every ward guarding the earth at once, to quite literally unleash hell upon the earth. Yes, today was going to be a good day.Â
  She began chanting. Nonsense in a language too old to be remembered. It didn't matter what she was saying, because it didn't make a blind bit of difference, no, this was all for show. Of course, for there to be a show, there'd actually have to be an audience and they didn't seem to be making an appearance, though she was out in the open. Either The Clave really didn't care, or they knew they were fighting a loosing battle and had given up. She wouldn't put that past them.Â
  She watched with glee as the first wave rippled across the sky, a flash of purple that she was almost certain even mundanes could see. There was no use in glamours, not anymore. A second flash of purple streaking across the sky to joining the first. Crackling and sparking together, tearing holes in the warding, tearing holes between worlds. The sky began to darken. More flashes, closer together and the hole was growing. The wards were falling and then, so would earth.Â
  Dark shapes began to move out of the hole even as it continued to increase in size and she let out a peal of delicate laughter.Â
  It was the end of the world.Â
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