The Central Hub was anything but that, in Nick’s opinion, save for the number of people he’d seen wander through the place. Invidia’s scenery was far more interesting, albeit confusing all the same, and he was seriously considering returning to the island for the time being. Striking up a conversation instead ought to be what he should be doing, according to Lucifer, but he didn’t know where to start. He was never much of a people person; not truly, though he could act the part if necessary. Unfortunately for him, it seemed it would be necessary, if only to silence the demon nagging him to ‘go make friends with someone.’
Friends. Hah. Yeah, right. Wasn’t Lucifer also the one who had taken a liking to reminding him he was in Hell? Jackass.
Staring up at the only building in sight, he shook his head and heaved out a sigh, too distracted to notice the person nearby. “What the hell am I doing here, anyway? I always thought I’d just…die. I never asked for any kind of second chance.”
He have been trying very hard to divert his attention away from the boy, yet his eyes couldn't help but jolt in his general direction and ponder about what sea of thoughts lingered within his unreadable mind. The body language could only give enough hint, not much helpful in knowing what amount of plotting occurred in secret. The footsteps were soon followed with his own, calm as they should be, silent as if it was naught. The only tragedy there was to be had was not truly knowing who followed who, if a monster it was that lurked.
"Do you see life here that good to call it a second chance?" And there comes the uncalled intrusion, as if he was obliged to respond to a question not tossed in his way. He could admit it to being creepy, or invasive perhaps. But was he not after some information like many others? He could only assume. "I've seen it Hell enough that it doesn't give you any form of peace at all. The promised rest, never fulfilled." But that's just him.










