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@wingedbastard-blog
“What you wear reflects on me. I’ll not have you unkempt.” The demon said stiffly.
Balthazar shook his head amusedly. “If you say so, I’ll not complain,”
Crowley gave a snort.
"I mean you're right, I could really need some new clothes," he said and frowned slightly. Running around in the same outfit the entire time was getting a bit boring.
Eros nodded, looking a little sad.
Balthazar frowned when he saw the look on Eros’ face. “I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to make you feel bad. I better shut up about my…
“Maybe you could learn a trade at one of the magical colleges.” Eros suggested. “That’d keep you busy.”
"I don't know if I'm cut out for that," he said thoughtfully and stared at the sky above them.
Crowley nodded, pleased.
“So, are we going now?” he asked and grinned slightly. It felt like he hadn’t been outside for years and he was really happy to finally be able to.
Crowley gave…
“What you wear reflects on me. I’ll not have you unkempt.” The demon said stiffly.
Balthazar shook his head amusedly. "If you say so, I'll not complain,"
“Oh dear. That doesn’t sound like fun at all.” She protested, frowning at the thought. “I would not want to be an angel if it meant not having all the fun I have now… But it’s different now? You get to enjoy yourself now?”
Balthazar shrugged. “Heaven is not what it used to be. That’s why I fled a long time ago. And I don’t want to go back. It’s probably even more horrible now than it was when I left,” he said thoughtfully.
She paused, thoughtfully, humming softly. “I’m not actually Christian, so I’m a little unfamiliar with what Heaven might be like, actually… What was it like when you were there?”
Balthazar thought for a moment. “Well, at the beginning it was peaceful. All the angels had certain duties to fullfill, all of them given from God.” he explained calmly. “But after our Father created the humans there were.. difficulties, you could say. And at one point some of us even doubted that God was still there. And I fear it turned out to be true. Something like a civil war started in heaven and I.. Well, I fled,” he said, his voice dropping to a whisper when he said those last words.
Lorelei listened to him speak, watching him. It was a little odd, she realized, to think of him as an angel when he sounded so… Human. She frowned when he finished in a whisper. “I’m sorry.” She told him, gently patting his shoulder. She didn’t know how much personal space angels preferred. Well, most angels. “At least you’ve been having fun, though, right?”
Balthazar grinned again. "Oh yes, tons of it actually." He thought about his careless time on earth for a while and sighed. "Of course my past caught up with me at some point.." he said quietly and tried not to think about his brother, though ti was difficult.
Crowley nodded, pleased.
“So, are we going now?” he asked and grinned slightly. It felt like he hadn’t been outside for years and he was really happy to finally be able to.
Crowley gave another, easy nod. “That we are. Come.” He gestured for the pet to follow him as he left the room.
Balthazar followed him outside.
Crowley grasped the other’s shoulder in a strong hand, making them disappear and reappear in London. It was chilly, but Crowley paid the weather no heed, linking arms with the angel and crossing the road, bringing the two of them past the museum.
Balthazar smiled when he realized they were in London. He hadn’t been here in a very long time. “So where are we going exactly?” he asked curiously.
“A tailor’s.” Crowley said simply. “Trousers, shirts, a coat. Some jackets. A few ties. Then shoes - decent shoes.” He muttered, giving a dirty look to Balthazar’s own.
Balthazar looked down at his shoes and raised an eyebrow. "You do care a lot about what I wear," he mumbled.
Eros nodded, looking a little sad.
Balthazar frowned when he saw the look on Eros’ face. “I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to make you feel bad. I better shut up about my depressing life,” he said, looking apologetically.
“No, you don’t need to apologize for that!” Eros said softly.
Balthazar smiled slightly. “It feels good to have some nice company again,”
“Good, I’m glad.” Eros said, honest.
“So, what does a god like you do all day long?” he asked, eyeing Eros curiously.
“Uh, different stuff. I’ve been working a lot alongside my daughter recently. We do a lot of play with various mechanisms, constructing electronics and little clockwork toys, stuff like that.”
Balthazar nodded. "That sounds interesting. Definitely better than what I've been doing. Which is basically nothing at all," he frowned, Balthazar really needed to do something with his life.
Eros nodded, looking a little sad.
Balthazar frowned when he saw the look on Eros’ face. “I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to make you feel bad. I better shut up about my depressing life,” he said, looking apologetically.
“No, you don’t need to apologize for that!” Eros said softly.
Balthazar smiled slightly. “It feels good to have some nice company again,”
“Good, I’m glad.” Eros said, honest.
"So, what does a god like you do all day long?" he asked, eyeing Eros curiously.
Crowley nodded, pleased.
“So, are we going now?” he asked and grinned slightly. It felt like he hadn’t been outside for years and he was really happy to finally be able to.
Crowley gave another, easy nod. “That we are. Come.” He gestured for the pet to follow him as he left the room.
Balthazar followed him outside.
Crowley grasped the other’s shoulder in a strong hand, making them disappear and reappear in London. It was chilly, but Crowley paid the weather no heed, linking arms with the angel and crossing the road, bringing the two of them past the museum.
Balthazar smiled when he realized they were in London. He hadn't been here in a very long time. "So where are we going exactly?" he asked curiously.
Eros nodded, looking a little sad.
Balthazar frowned when he saw the look on Eros’ face. “I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to make you feel bad. I better shut up about my depressing life,” he said, looking apologetically.
“No, you don’t need to apologize for that!” Eros said softly.
Balthazar smiled slightly. "It feels good to have some nice company again,"
Crowley nodded, pleased.
“So, are we going now?” he asked and grinned slightly. It felt like he hadn’t been outside for years and he was really happy to finally be able to.
Crowley gave another, easy nod. “That we are. Come.” He gestured for the pet to follow him as he left the room.
Balthazar followed him outside.
“Oh dear. That doesn’t sound like fun at all.” She protested, frowning at the thought. “I would not want to be an angel if it meant not having all the fun I have now… But it’s different now? You get to enjoy yourself now?”
Balthazar shrugged. “Heaven is not what it used to be. That’s why I fled a long time ago. And I don’t want to go back. It’s probably even more horrible now than it was when I left,” he said thoughtfully.
She paused, thoughtfully, humming softly. “I’m not actually Christian, so I’m a little unfamiliar with what Heaven might be like, actually… What was it like when you were there?”
Balthazar thought for a moment. "Well, at the beginning it was peaceful. All the angels had certain duties to fullfill, all of them given from God." he explained calmly. "But after our Father created the humans there were.. difficulties, you could say. And at one point some of us even doubted that God was still there. And I fear it turned out to be true. Something like a civil war started in heaven and I.. Well, I fled," he said, his voice dropping to a whisper when he said those last words.
“Mmm-hmm.” Crowley nodded, looking at the other with a slight, critical frown. “I think before our park and restaurant we should go shopping. Get some nicer clothes for you.”
Balthazar raised an eyebrow and looked down at himself. He didn’t really think he dressed badly but he always wore the same, so it was probably getting kind of repetitive. “Well, if you so so,” he agreed and shrugged. He didn’t have a problem with going shipping, at least he was getting out.
Crowley nodded, pleased.
"So, are we going now?" he asked and grinned slightly. It felt like he hadn't been outside for years and he was really happy to finally be able to.
“You should find a grooming partner or something.” Eros advised. “Maybe another angel?”
Balthazar chuckled slightly and shook his head. “I had one, once.. But now I’m alone,” he answered and stared at the ground. Thinking about Castiel was never easy.
Eros frowned. “Well, you’ve gotta find someone. Even a human’d work if they knew how.”
Balthazar looked up and sighed. “I know.. And I know I need to find someone but.. It’s difficult,” he responded.
Eros frowned. “Well, that sucks, man. I hope ya find someone.”
“I hope so, too. But after having lost the one who meant the most to me.. I’m not sure if I’m ever going to find someone like this again, you know,” he said quietly and kicked away a stone.
Eros nodded, looking a little sad.
Balthazar frowned when he saw the look on Eros' face. "I'm sorry. I didn't mean to make you feel bad. I better shut up about my depressing life," he said, looking apologetically.
Balthazar woke up after a while, finding himself laying in bed once again. Crowley was nowhere around, so he assumed the demon was working. Balthazar sighed and got dressed again with a simple thought. He stood up and looked out of one of the windows. Sometimes he wondered what would happen if anyone found out that he was here with Crowley…
Crowley was in his office, quietly and efficiently moving through a pile of paperwork.
Balthazar walked out of the bedroom and passed Crowley’s office. He didn’t go inside, knowing that Crowley didn’t like being interrupted. So he simply went to the living room and looked for a book to read.
Crowley finished his work easily enough within a few hours, and promptly he he left his office, wandering to look for his pet.
Balthazar looked up when he heard footsteps. He just now realized he’d been reading for hours. He shook his head slightly and stood up, meeting Crowley just outside the room. “Finished working?” he asked hopefully, because he really wanted to get out of this house for a while.
“Mmm-hmm.” Crowley nodded, looking at the other with a slight, critical frown. “I think before our park and restaurant we should go shopping. Get some nicer clothes for you.”
Balthazar raised an eyebrow and looked down at himself. He didn't really think he dressed badly but he always wore the same, so it was probably getting kind of repetitive. "Well, if you so so," he agreed and shrugged. He didn't have a problem with going shipping, at least he was getting out.
“You should find a grooming partner or something.” Eros advised. “Maybe another angel?”
Balthazar chuckled slightly and shook his head. “I had one, once.. But now I’m alone,” he answered and stared at the ground. Thinking about Castiel was never easy.
Eros frowned. “Well, you’ve gotta find someone. Even a human’d work if they knew how.”
Balthazar looked up and sighed. “I know.. And I know I need to find someone but.. It’s difficult,” he responded.
Eros frowned. “Well, that sucks, man. I hope ya find someone.”
"I hope so, too. But after having lost the one who meant the most to me.. I'm not sure if I'm ever going to find someone like this again, you know," he said quietly and kicked away a stone.
Balthazar woke up after a while, finding himself laying in bed once again. Crowley was nowhere around, so he assumed the demon was working. Balthazar sighed and got dressed again with a simple thought. He stood up and looked out of one of the windows. Sometimes he wondered what would happen if anyone found out that he was here with Crowley…
Crowley was in his office, quietly and efficiently moving through a pile of paperwork.
Balthazar walked out of the bedroom and passed Crowley’s office. He didn’t go inside, knowing that Crowley didn’t like being interrupted. So he simply went to the living room and looked for a book to read.
Crowley finished his work easily enough within a few hours, and promptly he he left his office, wandering to look for his pet.
Balthazar looked up when he heard footsteps. He just now realized he'd been reading for hours. He shook his head slightly and stood up, meeting Crowley just outside the room. "Finished working?" he asked hopefully, because he really wanted to get out of this house for a while.
Balthazar woke up after a while, finding himself laying in bed once again. Crowley was nowhere around, so he assumed the demon was working. Balthazar sighed and got dressed again with a simple thought. He stood up and looked out of one of the windows. Sometimes he wondered what would happen if anyone found out that he was here with Crowley…
Crowley was in his office, quietly and efficiently moving through a pile of paperwork.
Balthazar walked out of the bedroom and passed Crowley's office. He didn't go inside, knowing that Crowley didn't like being interrupted. So he simply went to the living room and looked for a book to read.
