servusinferni:

♣/○—>”I suppose I suppose.” Eimin nodded her head as she spoke, her eyes fluttering close. With that, she disappeared suddenly and reappeared on the branch above. This time she was lying backwards over the branch so that she was staring at Lilith upside down. “I can relate when you say they bring about their own demise, uehehehe~” Her sentence ended with that strange little giggle she often made a habit out of.

      – Lilith rolled her eyes lightly, remaining calm as the girl flipped upside down. “They’re fools,” she mumbled, looking down at her arms. “All of them, no matter how smart they claim to be.” The female looked back up at the other, raising an eyebrow. “They do. Their governments are built to fail and their religions are faulty in more ways that ever imagined.”

servusinferni:

♣/○—>“Assistance? What do you have to do?” Enthusiastic curiosity rang through her words. Well, she was never getting into either place anytime soon so she was willing to soak up as much information as possible. Being in the presence of death had gotten Eimin all excited.

     – “Usually it’s just a soul that escaped,” Lilith replied. “There is the occasional possession of which they can not handle, though I must distress I do not exactly care for touching humans, possessed or not. Neither of them are completely and all powerful as mortals claim them to be.”

servusinferni:

♣/○—>Her scarlet eyes widened with delight and surprise. “Oh my! Why did you not tell me that in the beginning~?” She asked in a ridiculously dramatic way. Clasping her hands together, she got up from her ‘bed’ in a graceful manner before bowing at the girl.

“It’s a pleasure to meet you. My name is Eimin.”

      – “I am Lilith. However, you may address me as Death, whichever peaks your preference.” The only reason she used Lilith was because introducing herself as Death was a sure-fire way to get put into an insane asylum with a bunch of mortals. She wanted to avoid that situation as much as possible.

servusinferni:

♣/○—>“Oh~?” That was a new story. Someone just happened to stumble into the border between Heaven and Hell? That thought caused a small giggle to escape from her mouth. Now what was she to do? This girl hadn’t died, so she couldn’t judge whether it’s off to the pearly gates or rings of fire for her, so what was she to do?

“I don’t know what to do with you now.” Eimin stated in a rather casual tone as she stretched her arms above herself. “Hmm, have you committed any sins? If so, I’d like to know.”

   – Had she commit any sins? Of course she had. It was only in the nature of everybody, no matter mortal, immortal, demon, angel, etc, to do so. She knew that she did, but she didn’t feel a ounce of regret for doing them. She hadn’t murdered anybody- yet, anyways, and even if she did get sent to Hell, it’d just be returning home for her.

   – “I’ve stolen, lied, and drank,” she replied, her tone remaining calm. She had thought about smoking once, but decided against it. She didn’t like the smell, for one thing, and she didn’t want her house smelling like cigarettes.

expectingbutler:

“It’s a bit hard to not notice the lovely scent of a young lady.” he said.

    _{– “.. Thanks,” she replied. “I’d regret to inform you, however, I’m not exactly young."} 

deimortis

    – Now this individual finally piqued her interest. He looked.. familiar, almost. “…”