oneknightofhell:
She was like a bird flaunting her feathers at his compliment. “I do look like royalty, don’t I?” Abaddon giggled. She loved the way he looked cornered by her. It gave her much satisfaction. Maybe she could keep him cornered.
She cackled. “Me? Not interested in a story of yours? You must not really know me after all.” She crossed her arms over her chest and heaved a dramatic sigh. “It’ll really just spare us both the trouble if you just tell me, my dear.”
“Trust me. If I would, I could. I’m stuck here same as you, unfortunately. I had big plans, ya know. Not here. But I did.” Abaddon had plans to take over hell and now she couldn’t even get underground to gather her minions. She was going to have to come up with a different plan but she was still working out just what that was.
Any inch lost was a mile gained by the other. He knew this, he was all too familiar with this, but still, he’d hesitated. She’d recouped. There really was no conceivable way to pull one over her head -- to distract her with the next flashy thing and move along. Or, at least, there wasn’t, unless he could slip in a half-truth.
“My... woman was trapped here. I heeded no warnings, came after her.” It was as succinct as he could make it -- any future reply to an inquest of hers could relate to either of the women he’d come to find. And protect. “So now, here we both are. All of us -- in spite of what me wight prefer to be doing with our time.”
“Et tu?” Just what was this dome they’d been all placed under? “How did you... wind up in this place if it wasn’t were you meant to be?” he queried, undisguised curiosity in his expression. Not that he would be the type of person to go along with Abaddon’s plans -- he’d just prefer to be on the look out if said plans involved children of any sort.











