Poemi was the only one he cared about, but he was, after all, a stupid child. He had high believes that one day, the child would grow strong and independent, but not enough to leave him. Just enough to be his right hand. âSo you hate children...â He seemed to think about that for a bit. Yes, the god was seemingly a miserable guy, he must hate everything that brings others joy. So children as well. But would that matter to Poemi? Poemi did play with adults all the time, tearing them apart and.... He would have to definitely take care of some things before handing Fumus over to Poemi. For example, his terrible smell. Leaning back against a wall, eyes watching the gods every move, he began to think again. Surely, the god must think of himself as better than a child's play-toy. Surely, the god must have some shred of dignity left. So it didn't exactly surprise him that the god did not show an ounce of fear, specially now that he was informed of the fact he wouldn't die. 'Build up trust, maybe. Then make it all the more painful when I don't need him any more.' His thoughts however, decided otherwise. Oh how lonely he would be, when there was no single deity, god or devil, alive any more. It was a thing he did not want to admit, a thing that would let the other beings in his body despise him more. Thankfully they could not directly interact with his thoughts, and so he was spared of any ridicule. But he still felt pathetic, feeling such mortal emotions as loneliness. If the god were to know, would he laugh at him? Most likely, would have to smash his head into a wall then. Curious of the reaction, the deity turned to Fumus, only to give him yet another toothy grin. âTell me, do you feel loneliness?â It was less a simple question than an absolute must to know. He did in fact not know if gods had the same emotions as devils, or if they were completely lacking those. Fumus would be of great use. Whether it was learning about gods or simply having someone to talk to, or even someone to help him. He was going to be helpful, if he wanted to be or not. His gaze drifted over to a body nearby. Something like an angel? With a morbid sense of curiosity, he grabbed the body and dragged it closer, just so he could 'play' a bit with the ripped apart body. It was becoming quite obvious, there was something childish about him. He mainly blamed it on the mixture of beings inside him, their personalities and traits mixing to create him. In the past, there was no way he would get his hand anywhere near an already rotting corpse. But now, it was just not phasing him. It was just a body, nothing more, nothing less. He seemed somewhat bored with the god now, concentrating more so on plucking out random feathers from the badly damaged wing. Not wanting to stop, he simply continued staring at his 'work' with a frown. âIs there even such a thing as loneliness for gods? Do you even FEEL?â He chuckled a bit, adding some sense of offence to the last word. As if he had any real feelings of regret or pity left that were his, and not the other ones messing with him. There was still a plea inside him, begging him not to hurt the god. Â To spare him. But that's what he was doing, right? âDon't you think I'm being awfully kind to someone like you? The least you could do is thank me.â It was an apology he did not expect to get though, mainly because the god seemed anything but thankful.
Using his powers to toss the body of the broken angel against a wall, a splatter being heard, he rested his face on one of his bloodied claws. He seemed more and more bored by the minute, being quiet mostly before beginning to smile again. Seemingly he found more things to ask the god. âI have heard you are quite the miserable god, a real sad sack. So then, you probably do have real feelings.â He noticed the rose again. âNot that I think your little deal with that fucking flower was fake. Just saying, I wouldn't assume you had feelings other than for Satanick.â Ah yes, speak of the devil, the cries got louder. Had to drown that out somehow. It was getting annoying. Mumbling, the deity rubbed his head. âNot gonna hurt him.â
He eyed his bloody hand, having successfully rubbed some of the angels leftovers in his hair. Fuck that. Glancing at the god again, he tried pinpointing the others feelings. Well, he looked annoyed. He looked tired, and beaten and bruised. But mostly fucking annoyed. What would help an annoyed as fuck god? Did he even KNOW anything about the god?.... There was one thing he knew about said god. It wasn't hard to tell, but he was definitely a smoker. So the deity got up with a âWait hereâ, making his way towards one of the rooms, he didn't return for a bit, but what was the other gonna do? Crawl his way to freedom? Hardly. When he returned, he held something in his hands, but hid it behind his back, similar to how a child would. He sat down next to Fumus once more, before pulling out a lighter and some somehow still in tact cigarettes. âLook what I found. Somehow not burned to a crisp.â He looked at the lighter, throwing it away, before shoving a cigarette at the other. As soon as he took a hold of it, Ivlis used his flame magic to ignite the cigarette, before getting one himself. âThere, now we can have a civil conversation like normal people and you can âŚ.â He snorted. â'Pretend' that everything is normal.â











