The Devil's Prophecy

a victory. Well, the fact just remains that the Devil’s son shall get what h

father shall demand that I take it if he ever has to find out. Now that is only if I take this awkward feeling and explore it for my

after I have accomplished what I want to

happens, there is really no turning back. And this is where I find myself

hat it is the downfall of many who find themselves in the City of

t to her, where nothing but her scent fills my nostrils. What I have not no

hat she speaks to me, “You do know

to share something as

chuckles at my stupid comment,

pleasure on the eyes. One can

a moment. And as those cherry lips pout as i

oser to the doorway of the room in

what are

sin that I desire, and right now, all I want is to tou

I can feel the rush surge through my body. Then ever so slowly, I move inch by inch clos

s she is completely unable to form a single word. The effect that I have on her body is building a hunger; if I

r, slowly parting her lips as I move. A soft growl escapes my very own trembling lips. As I close my eyes and t

o her gently, “I am so sorry, Mirabe

her breath, then after about a minute, she finally

face as I listen to her words, then confidently

e door. With what can only be described as reluctance, I slowly let go and w

is my father. I must make my way to Hell at once. So I peak down the hallway to see if Mirabelle is perhaps still around.

ops are making a pitter-patter as it drops onto the road. My coat is getting drenched, the ai

clicks open. As I swing the doors open, I take in the sweet smell of home. Locking the gate firmly, I wander m

l that is stuck in a loop of torture, and by the expression on his face, I know

ned face, “Damien, I have been calling the whole day.”

been searching

hard enough. Have you

for I was too busy staring at Mirabelle. But since lying is my second

wn has killed seven in the past two days. What hav

y is not as smal

o the place they found the last dead and move forwar

fathe

warning. Do not get attached to the

t is rumbling down the hallways, “What I was going to say, father,

h to go to find this demon. I have far greater things that I wish to keep myself busy with tonight. Y

ch a woman that I have become, well, let us say I am attracted to how she makes me feel. I want to explore it, and my fathe

remind mysel

ast place where the demon has taken a human. It takes me only but a block aw

ains that the demon has fed off recently. For one brief moment, I feel my body cringe

s I come to rise again, I he