oh to seduce the most strict and moral man of god 😇
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oh to seduce the most strict and moral man of god 😇
Someone on Twitter gave me an idea a few days ago with one of their tweets, so then I decided it needed to be drawn up and did it :')
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She comes to him, a sinner seeking the guidance of a righteous man, and instead she is spread like a lamb over the altar. Satan himself could not disguise a wolf so deceptively; he must be proud to have sent such a successful stumbling block wrapped in white.
Shattered Belief
When Levi was young, no more than six or seven, an exorcist came to his town to do an exorcism. His boy self had been fascinated by the man, and the man had taken an interest in him. He’d gone with him that day, to begin an apprenticeship to be an exorcist.
That had been many many years ago. Levi had changed from that eager young believer. Yes, he’d been through the rigorous training of becoming an exorcist. Yes, he was considered one of the best. But all those years and he’d never met a demon. Not a single one. He’d watched so many exorcisms. And they were all fake. It made him question his beliefs, and his trust in his masters. Either his masters were easily deceived, or the did this for show. Which really pissed Levi off. His boyhood dreams, shattered. His faith, ruined.
Yet he was still a priest. He still dressed as a man of the cloth, still performed the exorcisms he was called out for. But they were never real. Each one made him curl his lip in disgust. He wanted to smack the supposed victims senseless, tell them that demons weren’t real. But he refrained.
And now, he was headed to yet another exorcism. Another fake, another headache. He sighed, annoyed, gripping his rosary so tightly it almost cracked.