Raw Where: Oscars
When: Shit has hit the fan
Who: @paulofsinners @motherofabominations @quatervoisms @gabviel @occultsandcrafts
“Oh, fuck me.” The words whipped out of the demon’s mouth as she shoved herself to her feet. Elijah’s little revelation had set off a chain of events so chaotic that Crowley was honestly impressed by the human’s natural touch for disaster. Of course, with his benefactor, was it any wonder? However it affected the others, Crowley felt a jolt of energy slam into her like a lightning bolt. She swayed slightly, blinking furiously as raw chaotic energy vibrated through her body. Had it been any other time, she would have purred like a kitten.
She had briefly seen Pestilence and War before Famine had risen, his warped mind creating a house of horrors. Except, there was nothing there? And yet, for some reason, her body seized up with a fear. Fear of what? Her eyes furiously scoured the room but her breathing was quick and her body was shaking. Her lips pulled back from her teeth, forming a snarl as she forced herself to put a foot forward. None of this was real, she told herself as a fresh wave of petrification crashed down on her. Fucking Famine. She was going to shove a blade deep in his chest and grin when she did.
Shit. Shitshitshitshit shit shit shitshit shit. The never-ending monologue in Zack’s head only seemed to increase in both speed and volume the more people that surrounded them started to scream, and shriek, and shout. Zack wanted to run, he wanted to stay, he wanted to fight, he wanted to disappear. Too many things were happening, and the cloying presence of not one, but three Horsemen, and their farriers seemed to only be making things worse. He’d known the rest had come into the ceremony with a plan in mind, to get close enough to stab the Horsemen with the grails, something anything to stop the coming Apocalypse, but they were so powerful. Too powerful, and for the briefest of moments his faith shook within it’s very foundation. But he had died, and come back. Zack had been the byproduct of Famine’s game once before, and he’d come out on top, he could do it again. (Or so he hoped.)
Pushing down on the fear etching and clawing it’s way through his head, he caught up with the demon named Crowley, and carefully reached out to grab her shoulder, “Tell me what I can do to help get you there.” He didn’t look to where he’d last seen Famine, and didn’t need to say the Horseman’s name. They were all here for the same reason. To stop the end of the world.