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Bar talk, although unreliable and often littered with seedy half-truths, was where Jules commonly dug out the most prosperous rumors. Some were well-grounded and others were completely ridiculous. Not that it mattered how much truth they held for the demon. It was entertaining listening to these creatures spill their worries and concerns to someone who couldn’t give more than a single fuck about it. Jules leaned into his hand and sipped his beer thoughtfully, lips curled upwards. What really was circling his mind was the new faction in town. The defiance. Caused quite the stir and Jules couldn’t be more intrigued in how this shit was going to go down. “What did you think about that message? Can you believe it? ‘ We see you, we know what you are, we are coming for you. ’ It seemed like the humans finally caught on. Somehow, this is going to end up as an all you can eat buffet for me. Let’s toast to fucking war and eating good. Who would have thought the universe would look kindly on my treacherous ass?”
Beckett had a feeling this wasn’t the first time that question had been asked that night. People had various reactions to that video, and the demon couldn’t understand how anyone was phased by such a campy video. “Is this market research?” Beck chuckled, eyes scanning the crowd as casually as possible. He didn’t know what flavor exactly he was looking for tonight, but he would know it when he laid eyes on it. “I do love a bit of dramatic flair, though the production value was sorely lacking. They didn’t ask for anything. They’re just looking for a reaction. See who gets scared. Good riddance.” It wasn’t like the city was better off for hanging onto the cowardly members of the supernatural. Demons weren’t pack creatures by nature, but he had forgotten how nice it was to talk to someone with the same twisted black heart and inclinations. “To war,” he agreed, turning the man’s words into an impromptu toast so he could lift his own drink. No matter which side won, all he had to do was stay alive and there would be plenty of bloodshed and misery with no effort required. “They can’t be too hard to pick off, once they’re found. Three or four well placed murders and the whole house of cards collapses,” he mused, an idea for a personal pet project already cropping up. “You capture one, and you can even make a response video of your own.”

















