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Belphegor // demonology subreptitious November 17 2011, 16:29:44 UTC
Now this is inconvenient.

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whomisworthless November 17 2011, 16:41:33 UTC
"Hello!" He's awfully chipper. It wasn't him who put Belphegor there but it's always nice to look like the hero after, well you know. Anyhow.

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subreptitious November 17 2011, 16:44:33 UTC
Through gritted teeth, he replies, "Hello, darling." A sigh accompanies his words. "May I help you with something?"

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whomisworthless November 17 2011, 16:48:50 UTC
"Why the face?" Innocent click of his heels goes here. He flattens his lips.

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subreptitious November 17 2011, 16:50:28 UTC
"I believe myself to be under the most inconvenient spell," he replies, forcing the most casual tone he possibly can.

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whomisworthless November 17 2011, 17:07:46 UTC
"Oh? And what spell might that be, Belphegor?" Doodeedoo, innocent face. Hands behind his back.

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subreptitious November 17 2011, 17:21:33 UTC
"I feel compelled to be truthful. I do wonder why." He gazes at Belial with more than a little suspicion.

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whomisworthless November 17 2011, 17:37:57 UTC
He places a hand to his chest, 'moi?!' the gesture seemed to say. "My! That is inconvenient. It's almost like you'd consider lying otherwise should you happen to be around certain... people."

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subreptitious November 17 2011, 18:04:33 UTC
"Inconvenient indeed," he agrees, crossing his arms over his chest. "I do lie when the occasion calls for it, and I certainly do not relish having the truth forced from me."

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whomisworthless November 17 2011, 18:09:58 UTC
"And yet you've no desire to run from me," he mused, and took a seat. Wherever they were situated. "How curious."

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subreptitious November 17 2011, 18:19:34 UTC
"I never have any desire to run from you," he says, silently hating himself for the words that spill from him.

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whomisworthless November 17 2011, 18:21:41 UTC
"No?" He tips his hand toward the other seat beside him. "Tell me how it happened, how you rose."

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subreptitious November 17 2011, 18:31:44 UTC
"No." Again, he doesn't mean to answer, but the words just slip out.

"It is a long story. I found myself, over time, growing fond of humanity -- my surrogate family in particular. When Lucifer discovered this, he sent several of Hell's princes to destroy them and retrieve me. I prayed, and Father answered me. We had a long discussion; eventually he granted me my Grace so that I might better protect those who I have come to care for."

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whomisworthless November 17 2011, 18:44:31 UTC
He.. listened? Belial rose a brow. Sounds like something Lucifer would do, not wishing to lose one of his high princes, but didn't sound like something Yahweh would do. How interesting.

"And are you fulfilled here in this new Grace?"

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subreptitious November 17 2011, 19:05:19 UTC
He takes a moment to contemplate his answer. Although the question sounds so simple, it's hardly as clear cut as 'yes' or 'no'.

"I find it difficult to live with such freedom, without purpose, but I have many willing to guide and assist me through it. I am grateful for what I have, for the fact that my Father listened to me when I was most in need."

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whomisworthless November 17 2011, 19:17:21 UTC
"Have you considered that you are not actually free, Bel?" He leans in, a quiet voice. Certain of what he was claiming and perhaps even a little sympathetic as his hand reaches out for a stray hair.

"That perhaps this fear is not of freedom but of doing the wrong thing and Falling again," there was a pause. "As that kind of pain is so unbearable."

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