Your Majesty?
Andrealphus did not visit Luciferâs mansion so much as he endured the road to it.
The gates loomed like a sneer, wrought in gilded filigree that mocked wealth while promising judgment. Hellâs sky above the estate burned a theatrical crimson, clouds curling as if the air itself wished to watch what followed. Andrealphus straightened his perfectly tailored robe and lifted his chin.
Composure, he reminded himself. He was a Marquis of the Ars Goetia. Prince! He corrected himself mentally. Even if only temporary, unless he could convince Lucifer to take his side. He had commanded legions and survived scandals that would have reduced lesser demons to ash. And yet, asking for an audience with the King of Hell made something cold and irritable coil in his chest.
The doors opened without a touch.
He took that as a sign that Lucifer knew he was there and expecting him as he stepped inside and looked around at the gallery of excess. âYour Majesty?â The Goetia called out as he looked around, trying to decide which hallway to explore.
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