sweetheartsnark:

        “I know enough to not go trying to escape the inevitable. At least, currently I do,” Levi said with a shrug, a smile forming on her lips. “And if you’re the person I meet up with? Well, I won’t run from you. Seems all kinds of foolish to try, knowing that if you wanna stop me, you’re gonna.” A serious downer of a thought, but a truthful one. If meeting up with Lilith was the last thing she was going to do, well, she’d go wherever Lilith had to take her, and probably joke about various little things along the way.

        Especially people who did stupid things like trying to jump from tree to tree to get away. When those words came out of Lilith’s mouth, Levi covered her mouth and tried her hardest to hold back the laugh that wanted to come forward. In her mind, she could only imagine that scene playing out. The image was cartoony, which made it even funnier, and she did find herself laughing. Quite hard, truthfully.

        She covered her mouth completely, laughing behind the safety of her hand. Hanging her head a bit, she shook it and let herself laugh it out, before speaking. “Someone actually tried to monkey their way out? That’s hilarious,” she stated, starting to laugh all over again. It was true— Lilith was quite tall. Considerably taller than she was. That just made the image more amusing.

        “I try to know what I’m going into if I’m going into something,” she said after she caught her breath. A crooked smile found her lips. “Sometimes, I don’t do it well. But that’s normal, really,” she added, shrugging a little. “Humans are weird and make lots of mistakes.”

                   – “I have a lot of other occurrences where people have tried funny things to flee,” she responded, trying to hide a light smile. She seemed to enjoy talking about her experiences with people in between the states of life and death. Some of them were actually rather pleasant; others had.. resulted in bloodshed on her end. “Some of them even warn me they’re going to do it, just to get one last kick out of them before they leave. It’s actually quite entertaining.”  
 
                        She’d come home the one time, when she had a ghost taking up residence in her house, bloodied up and covered in bruises and scratch marks. The ghost, of coursed, flipped its shit and had tried its best to patch her up, though it had been nothing too painful for Death to handle. 

                       "The one thing I’ve noticed about humans- especially in this country- is that they seem to like wanting independence from everything. That.. and power,“ she said, lightly chuckling. "I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen power come into play at even the most simplest of ideas, positions, and establishments. I find it interesting, though I should not be speaking about this subject like this.”

                       For, just like the humans she was talking about, she also was power hungry. She loved having the upper hand in a fight; she loved everything about her position. Yet, even still, she was still craving power, and she was going to get it one way or another. Unlike most of the humans, she knew that power also meant patience, and patience was something she seemed to have a lot of.

sweetheartsnark:

shitoyami 

“I’m not letting you walk, I’m going to carry you.”

        Levi laughed dully, shaking her head. “I’m honestly surprised to hear you say that, Lilith, considering how gruff you can be,” she admitted, breathing in sharply and gritting her teeth. So maybe that particular hunt hadn’t gone as she had hoped it would, which, wasn’t completely unexpected? Levi had run in guns blazing with only half an idea on what she needed to do. It wasn’t completely unbelievable that she’d been tossed around like a ragdoll by a demon. In her head, she made a note to plan better next time.

        Truthfully, she was thankful Lilith was there for her. How she’d known where to look was beyond Levi’s wildest imagination, but she wasn’t about to look at that kind of luck and question it too hard. Luck was luck, and where she had breaks, she’d take them. Grinning at the girl, she shook her head. “You don’t have to carry me. I can handle this. Probably.” She laughed, though it sounded more manic than anything. Underneath her weight, her legs felt like twigs, ready to bend and bow in any direction. She made a face.

        Steadying herself before she could tumble head over heels, she wrapped her hands around the rail of the stairs, gripping tightly until her knuckles began to turn white. A sick feeling swirled in her stomach, making her close her eyes. “I might just need a second to breathe, is all,” she added, nodding slowly and hating the way the world bobbed up and down behind her closed eyes, too.

        “When this is all over,” she continued, laughing a little, “I think I’ll take you up on that drink.”

              – “Yes, I can be gruff. That doesn’t mean I can’t sometimes be.. Considerate.” It had taken her a moment to find the word. While, usually, she wouldn’t care about this, she had a particular hatred for demons- one that had been there for years on end. Very rare, was what it was, to find her even talking to a demon, and it usually ended up in a fight with one on her part. The damn things were a pain in the ass, either way, though them and her had more in common than what they would like to admit.

                  Watching the woman, one of Death’s eyebrows raised upwards. The look on her face was one of mild curiosity to see if Levi could actually stand up on her own. Hunters could be very surprising, after all. She’d seen a few get up without a bruise or difficulty, and others so bloody not even she could save them. Their strengths were certainly those of a varying type. However, this girl seemed to be having a great deal of difficulty, and it would be easier to just do against her wishes. “… Levi..”

                   Sighing, Lilith made her way towards the female, standing right by her. “It would not take so long if you would just let me do what I said.” She said, though her statement about the drink caused her to let out a low chuckle. “I have no quarrel with my clothes getting bloody if I have to. You would have been in for a show if that demon was still around.”

servusinferni:

♣/○—>“Why not? Frankly, I find humans fascinating.” Well, Eimin was human once but that was a long time ago. Their fast improvements on techonology and the way they were now living was highly amusing for her.

      – “When you’ve lived among them for a long time, you grow tired of seeing them. They’re stubborn, petite little things that don’t realize that they’re bringing around their own demise with all the wars and whatever.”

servusinferni:

Hm, those sins were hard to judge. It did say in the Ten Commandments that ‘Thou Shall Not Steal’ but it really depended on how bad these committed sins really were. “I’ll have to see for myself.” As Eimin spoke, she raised her hands up on either side of her head, opening her fists to reveal two large black and white eyes that were meshed with her hands. The eyes shifted their gaze to the female and stared.

   – Lilith neither complained or moved from where she had placed herself. “To say the least, you’ll figure out just how far back you have to go. I haven’t stolen in a long time.” Now, she had lied and drank in at least the past week. Drinking was the biggest offender out of the three she listed. She had a couple of bottles always with her in her household. It couldn’t affect her much, anyways.