The motherfuckin’ archangel of war
This is the continuation of :
“Corruption in the city of light” RP
Michael stood silently on the edge of one of Hell’s tallest buildings, his figure outlined against the crimson sky. The wind tugged at the white cape draped over his shoulders, though he never seemed to notice.
His new exorcist uniform was immaculate, not touched by ash or blood. It was white, eon his chest there was an “M”, just like Adam’s robes which had an “A”.
Covering his face was his familiar exorcist mask. The blue grin spread across his face from ear to ear and the X which covered his right eye seemed to glow in the darkness of hell
He didn’t know it had changed. He didn’t know that Roo had secretly corrupted it, weaving her magic into its very core in an attempt to seize control of his mind. The spell had worked but not in the way she had intended.
Instead of turning Michael into her puppet, the corruption had awakened something far darker.
A bloodlust. A relentless instinct that surfaced the moment he came in contact with the mask.
Michael didn’t understand why his thoughts felt different. He didn’t question why his heart beat just a little faster whenever he looked over the city below. To him, it all felt… natural.
His grip tightened around his all powerful sword. His gaze slowly swept across the streets beneath him.
Only abandoned roads and flickering neon signs.
“Come out, come out wherever you are… do any demons want to play.” He said and grinned wider waiting for unsuspecting sinners.
The silence only made the feeling inside him grow stronger. It burned in the back of his mind, urging him to move, to search, to hunt. He couldn’t explain it, nor did he try. Every passing second seemed to sharpen his senses further.
His wings slowly unfolded, each feather catching the red glow that bathed the city.
Michael took a single step closer to the edge of the rooftop. His eyes never stopped searching the streets, rooftops, alleyways… but there was nothing… at least for now. A faint breeze carried through the empty city, and Michael tilted his head, listening and waiting.
Someone would appear eventually. They always did and when that moment came… He would be ready.