"Oh hush, Jon. Must you ruin my fun?"
Jon was the only being in existence that Crowley trusted enough to allow to touch his wings. It was an incredibly personal thing, to touch an angel’s wings and to help groom them. Though he couldn’t do it himself and Jon was the closest thing to a friend he’d had in centuries. Besides, Jon knew what he was doing.
Crowley scoffed as he watched the demon bow and turn to collect the bottle and glasses. The angel shook his head and tucked his wings against his back, so they wouldn’t bump into anything.
"Ah yes, Cassie. He would be irate. The backstabbing little prat. You can trust anybody these days! I thought he’d got his when the Leviathans killed him. But no, the sod came back. Bloody figures."
Crowley took a seat in the stylish chairs. He hadn’t expected any less from Jon, seeing as he was one of the most fashionable people he knew. Not including himself, of course. His fingers cradled the glass casually, thumb set on the rim.
"All of Hell, I’d assume. I did issue a challenge to Abaddon, after all. A campaign for Hell, of sorts. I’ll crush every bit of support she had, ever shred of faith, and then….. When she’s utterly alone, I’ll enjoy her slow death. What do you think?"
[ The cheeky tone was obvious as Jon dropped down into his seat, picking up his glass on the way down and crossing his legs. For a demon he wasn't one for dirty or tattered things. He always liked a pristine and clean work area and only the best suits to wear. Even his furniture reflected his aim of cleanliness. ]
[ Jon let out a chuckle as the Angel talked of the trench coated angel the Winchester's were so fond of, an elbow resting on an arm of his chair. ]
“I'd kill all three if it wouldn't set off a chain reaction. Kill Team Free Will and you've got people dropping from the skies willing to trade their own to bring those three back from the grave. I've lost count on how many times those fools have come back."
[ The Demon's eyebrow's quickly shot up as his attention was grabbed, sitting a little straighter. He certainly was out of the loop. He'd heard from a passing friend something big was going down, but he hardly expected this. ]
“You're not serious.... Really?"
[ There was an obvious grin of astonishment on his face as he uncrossed his legs and sat forward on his seat, almost on the edge. ]
“I think that sounds positively fantastic! And, of course, I'll be behind you with whatever you do. A lot of people have been awaiting your return, I can assure you."