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Honestly, roleplaying is a struggle for me lately with school. If you want to ever contact me personally, just follow my main blog which is angelchester.
"Demons aren't second-class citizens. We cause trouble because we love it but that alone shows that we can love. Hunters are such shitheads and humans alone are pathetic - but they are right about one thing: Hell ain't all it's cracked up to be."
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I sincerely apologize for my absence as of late. I just got in a car accident yesterday. I should hopefully be writing out a reply or two later on today.
âwomen are weaklings!â
iâm strong enough to carry
your corpse to the woods
trials + tribulations | meg & adam
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"ĐŁeah, sounds fun. You supply the clowns and Iâll hang streamers.â Adam is really not concerned with convincing this woman of the veracity of anything he says. Even before she responds to the Christo, the way she stands and moves and the tone of her worlds are already proclaiming her an enemy. At least she appears to be the type to play with her food instead of just the pounce-and-kill sort.
 When her eyes black out, Adam instinctively straightens his back (as if a height advantage will be of any use), lifting his chin and curling his fingers more securely around the grip of the revolver without removing it from his pocket.  "Really?  But I figured your secret out all by myself.  I bet you can make the effort to discover mine.â
Watching her step forward with narrowed eyes, the kid resolutely (and maybe stupidly) stands his ground. Â Heâs aware that he canât run. Â Neither can he allow this demon bitch to snatch him away or even best him; Dean would get all tetchy and Sam would look disappointed and neither of them would want to let him leave the hotel alone again. Â Inside the opposite pocket, his left hand is freeing the cap from the top of the holy water flask. Â
âHoney, I always take the long way home.  Iâve got holy water and Iâve got silver bullets etched with devilsâ traps.  Win or lose, youâre not getting away from here without damageâŠunless, you step away now, and let me pass freely.â  Normally he might be ashamed to bargain with a demon, but Adam isnât the sort to have an inflated sense of his own abilities.  Heâd merely like to get home unscathed, and he has not completely embraced the Winchester âSave Everyone Else and (Repeatedly) Die Tryingâ family motto.
âOoooh, someoneâs got a smart mouth on âem, huh? Yâknow, thatâs hardly how you speak to a lady? Especially not one who knows your big brothers.âÂ
Of course, the last bit meant nothing. She couldnât stand either of the Winchester brothers and she knew that the feeling was more or less mutual. But why not play around a little? She didnât have any plans going on for the night. Clearly, neither did he.Â
Raising a brow at the threat, she couldnât help but laugh out loud. Was he really trying to bargain with her thinking sheâd willingly go along with any of it?
âOh, sweetie, I donât make deals. Thatâs hardly my forte. Slow torture is usually the game I play, hopefully you can keep up.âÂ
Slipping a knife out of her pocket - she was still working on snagging the demon killing knife from Dean-o - she squared herself up to the youngest Winchester, not bothering to show any ounce of fear. Sheâd been threatened way too many times to count in the past. It was pretty meaningless at that point. What did she have to worry about, really?
âNow, youâre going to tell me what you know, you understand? Thatâs how the game works.â
Noticing his hands in his pockets, she reached for both of them, slowly and almost delicately revealing their contents.Â
âYou donât need these,â she added, plucking the items from his hands with only a slight struggle.Â
Time to have a little fun.
the past is the past | meg & lucifer
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The thing about being an archangelâand an astonishingly not-unintelligent one at thatâwas that Lucifer always knew. When in doubt, assume he knew. What happened to the crew of the Mary Celeste, how did Anna Nicole Smith die, who stole the last cookie from the cookie jar⊠oh yes, he knew. By the same token, he didnât need to physically drag himself from his graveyard preparations for his least favourite Horseman, and relocate to a dank, overheated basement. The telltale heavy wingbeats, the shift in the balance between an angelâs grace and his own demonic offspringâall that had been enough to form a very shrewd guess.
He didnât like it.
Each slow, deliberate footfall of Nickâs radiated that displeasure. While Lucifer respected Castielâs loyalty, being all right with this kind of blatant defiance was just too much. Then again, he was always quicker to blame a demon than an angel. He stepped into view of the pathetically empty circle of holy fire, wholly expecting to see the shell of Megâs body.
These other creatures, quick to dismiss and despise demons (still not as much as he did), didnât appreciate that loyalty was a two-way street. Dutiful, dangerous, tragically earnest Meg would have gone to the same lengths for him as Lilith had. But she was dead and gone, âgankedâ by the fleeing Castiel.
Oh, alas.
So when Luciferâs gaze settled like volcanic ash on Pompeii on the creature leftwell and alive, âalasâ didnât cover Meg Mastersâ fate.
Lip curling in the only visible sign of emotion, he regarded her impassively. The fire continued to flicker, making Nick peel in the heat. Luciferâs eyes glowed black. âOh, my child,â he said with impossible tenderness, âwhat possessed you to fail me?â
The tone of his voice made his words hurt far more than they wouldâve otherwise. Sheâd disappointed him somehow. Even if it wasnât even her fault in the first place. She was a demon. Castiel was an angel. He possessed skills that she knew she couldnât match up to and heâd undoubtedly outsmarted her without even trying.Â
A pain in her chest signaled her clear guilt on the subject.Â
She fell to her knees in front of him.Â
Surely, sheâd be killed.Â
âIâm sorry.â
Demons couldnât feel pain in the way humans could. Especially when theyâd been demons for so long that they didnât even remember what it was like to be a human in the first place. But somewhere, deep down, there were emotions lurking within them.Â
Love.
Loyalty.
Things that demons were rarely associated with.
âPlease forgive me.â
She didnât bother to plead her case or argue her side. Itâd be no use.
And she had a question of her own that she wanted to live long enough to ask.Â
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✠- âthen that just shows you know jack-shit.
ruby didnât take a living vessel. Â she didnât hijack some poor kid and walk around with their soul screaming inside. youâre right though - she was a bitch. and she got what she deserved - not mine though - liliths.â
he does allow something of a grin to slip onto his features. itâs something self indulgent - something a little - a s i d e - from samâs usual repertoire of expressions. Â a septic sliver of something wholly toxic. Â something not glimpsed within the presence of either of his brothers. and itâs then that he steps forward -
- because if there was one thing ruby was good for - was right about - was that sam had - p o t e n t i a l. boy king - messiah to the damned he had to wonder, how far word on hellâs grapevine had spread - or if this demon was too far detached from it to have heard those whispers. alastair⊠hellâs chief inquisitor - lasted about five seconds. lilith⊠lucifers first and - S T R O N G E S T - only a fraction more.
looming over the petite form of the - little demon - only the slightest angle of his head, leaning forward.
âso sheâd be free. there are worse things than death, meg. pretty sure her soulâs all too clear on that fact â and your girl from cheboygan would probably thank me for it. and youâd be âsans meatsuitâ in a world where there arenât enough to go around.â
straightening up - a shrug - ( thereâs less conscience - he canât afford it. too many demons and too few left to save.  so until the madness was wiped clean and the holes closed - heâd do what he had to do. even if that meant more blood on his hands.  ( or thrumming through his veins ) ) because sometimes - you canât save everyone⊠and if the soul in-situ was really as destroyed as meg implied ( or just outright said) - it would be a mercy.
âmore of a problem for you, than me.â
âYou and Dean-o have always been too self-righteous.Â
âYou think youâre heroes when in reality, youâre just as low as me.Â
âNow, Iâll admit, my track record hasnât been too clean. But how many deaths have been on your hands? How many people were you unable to save?Â
âDonât forget, Iâve been inside your head, Sammy. I know all your sad, little thoughts and feelings.Â
âAll about Mommy and Jessica.Â
âAnd remember this, no matter what you do, youâll never forget that my father has killed everyone you love. Or...almost everyone.â
She knew heâd try to kill her, knew heâd do anything in his power to get rid of the âverminâ he thought her and her kind to be. But there were bigger fish to fry and his ego was far too grandiose to spare the extra time on a creature like her.Â
There were things she needed to know. Things that would require his help - but she wasnât about to be all buddy-buddy with him. Not after those threats. Hell, sheâd rather have had his head on a silver platter for that. Maybe her father would have sympathy for his fallen vessel and return to âmourn.âÂ
But that was only wishful thinking.
âDo you really wanna go down that road again, Sammy? Demon blood gotcha into this mess. Fix the problems ya got before ya start makinâ new ones.âÂ
a little dark outside | open
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Presence, lack thereof. People, places, permanence- all inspired fear, a nail biting, gnawing rip of shivering anticipation. The kind that had you peering over the edge of a building, contemplating what exactly would happen if you jumped; that moment right before your decision when for a heartbeat, you thought youcould. But would you?
The power was thickening like pancake mix as Mary Beth leaned as far away as she could from the edge.
And a step back. Another. It was weakness she couldnât help, small trembling at the woman before her. Or what that could mean. Mary Beth swallowed hard, trying to keep her hands from wringing her skirt fabric to a wrinkled mess.
Speaking of mess, how the heck did she get out of this one?
âI told youâŠâ Breathe in, breathe out.
âI was just going home. I donât- I donât want any trouble.â
The woman practically oozed it, danger. Some people in the turn of the world became knife edges, glinting and steely in shattered moonlight. This woman was nothing like that, nothing so cold or protective. It was fire. It was inferno, the tilt of the smile, the wild glint in the eyes.
Her small fingers tightened, curling into fists. Not to fight, but to keep in. Keep it all in.
There were few things in the world that excited a demon. These moments of pure joy and anticipation were few and far between. But now.. Now was one of those moments and the brunette wasnât about to let it go without a parting gift of some sort. Something to help her remember that she held such a joy.Â
âMaybe you donât, but what about me, huh? I actually enjoy trouble. Iâm surprised you donât. Youâre.. young. No teenage rebellion to catch up on?âÂ
A smirk.
Her eyes consumed by blackness.
âIâm not going to kill you. Not now anyway. I just want to... play. You understand? Things get kinda boring around here lately. Not a lot of order anymore.â
Just an arms length away, the demon reached out to the girl, twining a strand of her hair around her index finger. Was it a flirtatious gesture? Was it a predatory gesture? Maybe a little bit of both.
Not that it mattered.
Headcanon #3: Meg hasnât let go of the anger directed at Sam and Dean for killing Tom and Azazel. They were the closest thing she had to family and she still aches for that bond. Demons may seem heartless, but they hardly are.Â
a little dark outside | open
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Time was a nonentity in the world now, a world judged by day and night alone. There were ways to keep track, although what they were, Mary Beth wasnât entirely sure. She opened her mouth to answer just that to the womanâs question, before realizingâŠ
Perhaps that had been rhetorical.
It had taken a while for her to hang the rest of the posters, and she was finally done, the brightly colored paper dotting town like the path to religious Candyland. Walking home in the dark hadnât been her intent, and as the light faded in the distance, the voice had her pausing, glancing over her shoulder.
ââŠIâm just on my way home.â
Her voice was soft, non combative.
           {Just leave me alone. Please, just leave me alone.}
With a devilish glint in her eyes, the demon could hardly resist nearing the girl, obviously locked on her like her prey. Among the chaos, there was never time to just have fun, and boy, was she ready to start having it.Â
âDontcha wanna hang around? I mean, youâre already out, right?â she asked, amusement evident in her voice.
In the shadowy evening, her eyes consumed no light, the dark hues of her irises almost making them seem black despite the fact that she felt no desire to heighten the girlâs anxiety with their true shade of inky black. Just her presence alone sparked fear into her very core, and Meg was highly aware of that.Â
âYâdonât seem as cuckoo for cocoa puffs as the others, whatâs your secret?â
What did you name your hellhounds?
Well, thanks to the plaid-donning bozos, Iâm down multiple hounds. Too much chaos and I lost âem in the mess. My boyâs stayed by my side though. Nameâs Hades. I find humor in irony.Â
What is the most sociopathic thing you've done when bored?
Sociopathic? Iâm offended that youâd even think of me that way.Â
Meg + smiling
a little dark outside | open
âDo you know what time it is?Â
âAinât it a little late to be hanging around outside of your little, protected playpen? You donât know how many beasts are consumed by bloodlust around this time.â
Beasts like her.
the past is the past | meg & lucifer
November 19, 2009.
âWeâre gonna win, can you feel it? You cloud-hopping pansies lost the whole damn universe. Luciferâs gonna take over Heaven. Weâre goinâ to Heaven, Clarence!âÂ
The angel knew nothing of what he spoke about.
He was just some clueless, winged pest trapped in a circle of holy fire. Lucifer may have been his brother, technically, but he was biased. He only knew the worst things about the demonâs father. Nothing else. A spark of anger flared in the brunetteâs chest and she wanted nothing more than to kill the angel where he stood.Â
But plans were plans, and any that she had were immediately kicked to the curb when she found herself nose-to-nose with the angel who had his hand pressed to her forehead.
âYou canât gank demons, can you? Youâre cut off from the home office and you ainât got the juice. So what can you do, you impotent sap?â Â she taunted, an air of amusement in her voice as she looked him in the eye.
âI can do this.â
Before she knew it, the demon found herself face-down in a line of holy fire, the pain excruciating. A loud scream rose from her throat and pierced the air like a knife. And to make matters worse, the fucking angel escaped. It wasnât like she was often on Luciferâs bad side, but she knew for sure that she would be now.Â
In a fit of desperation, she quickly scrambled to her feet, ignoring the burns that danced across her skin as she did. Oh no, what would she say?
As footsteps echoed down the corridor, she contemplated running. Just getting away before he could find out what happened. But heâd find her either way and itâd be obvious who let the damn guy go in the first place. Besides, she wanted to know if there was any truth behind what he said.Â
He didnât know Crowley as well as she did, but if they both shared the same opinion of her creator, maybe there was something there to prove.
When his face came into view, flesh burned from an improper meatsuit, she made an effort to not look tense or guilty - regardless of how afraid she may have felt at the moment.Â
It wasnât her fault, it wasnât her fault, it wasnât her fault.
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