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He can’t, can’t walk away from this animal or simply allow it to avoid him. He chases after it because he can feel it, the vibrations of fear - of the unknown and Ivar resonates far too much with that singular emotion to properly process his actions or where he was running through or even how the energy shifts around him, becoming stale with humidity and sulfur - demon. His senses all but scream out to him before he has a full chance to respond and that very same creature of hell grins. Crap no no no. Legs carry him back- back toward the wall and now he’s wedge between the demonic entity and the dog – the dog is standing behind the demon as if he were an owner, the loyalty in his eyes crushes Ivar and hazel orbs only shift toward the entrance of the alleyway when he hears his sister’s voice. Light him up. Could He? He doesn’t know, doesn’t have much time to think when a cackle is let out and fist closes around his throat. “ doesn’t look like he takes after mom and dad” hissed words, spilled through his mouth. Ivar doesn’t get, why hell was chasing after them even though the devil was his grandfather but could he think about it clearly? No, not with the amount of pressure being applied and the lack of air in his lungs. Hands claw at whatever sort of flesh they can grab but as darkness swims in the ridge of his vision, he can feel the beginning of his energy pounding. It just won’t kick start.
the awful things about demons besides the fact that they’re demons is sometimes they try and have thoughts of their own. some still thought that maggie and her brother were dangerous for the underworld ; take them out and they’d be safe again. little did they know that ivar wasn’t like their father, they all expected him to be the fighter, but when the demons hands grip around her brothers throat magnolia goes from slightly calm to enraged. no one touches her brother. no one! “i sure as fuck do,” she hisses at the other, hand shooting forward letting out something they haven’t seen before, water heated up to the temperature of hell fire - maggie liked to think it burned even worse than fire. the ball of water connects right with the demon sending him backwards with a huge hole in his shoulder that continues to ripple open with every second. “oh, darn, you’re all wet. good thing there aren’t any electric currents around here right?” the words carry a confidence that reads as her mothers but would be thought that it was taken from her father. attention shifts for just a second to ivar to make sure he’s okay, the all important hand held out to him - take some of her energy. electrocute this asshole. “lets show him why him and his friends should leave us alone.”


















