06 | would that be fair if Messiah came and there was no one there?

[alephbet]

Characters: Aleph and you!
Setting: Meadow floor
Format: Starting with action brackets, will match anything.
Summary: Aleph keeps warm in the cold; unfortunately that means...
Warnings: Dick in a chariot.

[There were certain ways to keep warm in the cold, and building a campfire was tried and true. Aleph wasn't going to argue with that. His hands were cold enough that he wasn't going to waste time with traditional methods, however.

His unconventional methods included Mara. He was, after all, a powerful demon with mighty fire attacks.

Therefore: those who wish to huddle around the campfire on the meadow floor will have to share space with a shivering Aleph, and with the giant penis in a chariot that occasionally blows fire to keep the wood burning.]

Comments

[firstofthefallen]

[And he will. He doesn't need the heat, but Aleph's company is the only company he cares that much for. That he cherishes.]

You seem in good health, unlike most of those in the Tower as present.

[alephbet]

I'd say something about having a good constitution, but with the tower I don't think that has too much to do with it. It's probably just luck.

[firstofthefallen]

Perhaps it is. Then again, perhaps you give yourself too little credit.

I like the cold, I'll admit. Then again, I have no need to worry of sickness, at least not human variants of it.

[alephbet]

That's good, because I don't think anybody could convince you to stay in bed, not even me.

[firstofthefallen]

No, not even you.

[He looks over at Mara, as if acknowledging the demon for the first time, and smirks.]

Of course, I'm sure not everyone here appreciates your demons as you do.

[Humans. With your odd sensibilities about your own bodies. How bizarre and strange you are.]

[alephbet]

I think they're used to being mistreated by humans.

[Mara is a strong independent green demon who don't need no human.]

[firstofthefallen]

Among other things.

[Lucifer sits around the fire a bit, just looking into it, before speaking again.]

Aleph.

Do you believe the people gathered in this Tower are worth helping?

[alephbet]

Absolutely.

[There's no hesitation, nor any elaboration. To him, the answer is obvious.]

Why do you ask?