♣/○—>“Well, that’s a first anyone had said about me.” Sometimes if she became too annoying whenever she was leading sinners to their designated fate, they would end up just storming off in a huff because she got too irritating.
– “I have a high tolerance for annoyances because of all the ones that like to come visit me.” Her tone had turned just a slight sour. Some of them weren’t bad, but most of them were always begging her to do something she could not take control of.
♣/○—>“Are you saying that I am annoying then~?” Eimin giggled. She didn’t mind too much, as she did strive to be a nusiance to anyone who came by. It was just her nature.
– “You’re less annoying than the ones that seem to become attracted to me. I’ll give you that.” Lilith rolled her eyes lightly. “The angels are just as much as a nuisance. I’m just glad exorcisms don’t work on me.”
♣/○—>“Well, I don’t particularly have an opinion on angels.” Eimin mused out loud. “While I am a demon, you could say that I’m sort of the peacemaker between demons and angels.”
– “I don’t have a side, either. To me, both are equal in good and bad ways. Just demons seemed to be a bit more irritating. However, she had had her fair share of rather annoying angels as well- and she could safely say she didn’t care for either.
♣/○—>“I haven’t met any of those demons unfortunately.” Her words were slightly muffled due to placing the hookah back in her mouth. “Then again, I’m not allowed into Hell so I meet very few demons. Sometimes they come here whenever they want.”
– “They’re rather uncommon to find, either way. The strangest of things are always attracted to me, at least, demon-wise. It gets a tad annoying.” She mused, rolling her eyes lightly. “Angels are even worse, of course.”
♣/○—>“Ooh, tell me what demons you’ve come across. I might even know someof them!” A she spoke, Eimin unwounded the black rope that was looped round the hookah before placing the metal mouth piece between her lips. She took a moment to inhale what tobacco was inside of it before, as a joke, she blew the orange smoke into Lilith’s face.
– “I’m not sure if they count as demons, but I’ve met Lust and Gluttony before. Had to kick them out. A shojo took up residence in my house for quite a while. She was one that I actually enjoyed being in the company of. Silent and not really needy. She just sort of did her own thing. Though, I never did get those bloodstains off the ceiling.” She paused as the smoke was blown into her face, and her eyebrow furrowed as she waved it away from her.
♣/○—>“Well, would you look at that?” Eimin giggled, “There’s something we can agree on.” Stating that, the black haired demon waved her hand over an empty space beside. As she did that, a deeply coloured orange hookah appeared in the spot, already lit and ready for use.
– Raising an eyebrow, particularly because she didn’t really know what the orange coloured contraption was, she shook her head. It was probably just some mortal trinket they mass produced in their world. “I have to admit, however, you have been much more pleasant a company than other demons.”
♣/○—>“I don’t know what you’re talking about.” Eimin replied in a rather annoyed tone. As she spoke, the trees around them began to repair themselves until they were in their original state. “Delightful smell, isn’t it?”
– “Right.” Lilith raised her eyebrow at the trees, before she nodded. “Very delightful. Smells like my house, actually.” Or at least, what her house smelled like to her, minus the vanilla scent she used to mask the actual scent from regular humans.
♣/○—>After her tantrum slowed to a stop, the screaming fell silent and Eimin reappeared back in her original place as before. “Now then.” Her voice had returned to it’s casual tone. It’s not like she basically set the whole forest on fire and yet, here she was acting like normal.
– “… Done?” Lilith was still watching some of the trees burn, and some of the branches had even come falling off in their downfall. Now the smell of death and decay was rather evident, considering all the smoke and burning of the trees were sending off the smell.
♣/○—>The screaming continued, now turning into yells of complete nonsense; something about stupas and ‘other people’s business’ as more trees were set on fire. Honestly, she needed a much better way of dealing with her frustration instead of throwing a childish tantrum.
– She just continued to sit there, waiting and watching the trees burn down. You’d think the judge for whether or not a Soul goes into Heaven or Hell wouldn’t act in such a way. She was probably going to wind up restricting the girl, but, for now, she just let her do her thing.
♣/○—>The grin remained on her face but the branch that her hand was gripped around began to burn beneath her hand. “Excuse me for a moment.” Eimin disappeared completely and there was complete silence through Limbo for a moment.
A second later and a frustrated scream ran out through the trees. Another second, and a flaming ball of black fire was flung into the clearing and crashed into a nearby tree.”
– Lilith raised an eyebrow, though she didn’t seem all the fazed, or amused. Deciding to move to a large rock nearby, she’d wait until the girl was done throwing a fit.. or whatever it was she seemed to be throwing.
– Watching, and rather waiting, Lilith watched the tree the ball of fire had hit burn. At the same time, she took ahold of the throwing weapons she kept with her at all times. If she needed to, she could pin the girl down and sit there until she calmed down.
