Chapter 12

I'm having fun with this and the next chapter is by far the funnest to make.

Rule thirteen, never under estimate the weak.

As Jonah and Manphibian got use to Hell’s house, I was slowly thinking of a plan to make Hibiki the weakest of us all stronger. But then I realised something strange,

“Mika, Hibiki is the only demon Fury likes right?” I ask trying to get information out of her.

“Not really,” Crimson says with a smile, “Hibiki drugs Fury so that he does get killed by him.”

Mika walks over to me

“There is so much we have to teach you.” Mika says as Crimson joins us,

“Hopefully not too much,” Hell says walking up from behind me. “You’re looking tired you should get some more sleep,” he continues walking away; I just hope he doesn’t realise what I’m up to.  

Later that night I go back to the little garden I found,

“Why does it have to be so complicated? Why can’t he just listen? Why………………… and why did Daken mark me.” I say crying, I quickly stop as I hear something behind the bushes. I rush to see what’s happen and see Desdemona looking up into the sky. I stay hidden as I keep smelling around,

“It’s got to be here somewhere!” I whisper to myself, then I see it a pitch black demon dog. Just as it jumps on Desdemona I pierce it with my hand and ripe out its heart. 

“You’re welcome,” I say as I drop the heart on the ground. The blood smell starts to over whelm me and I quickly move away from the body and collapse. Fighting my hunger to eat the body I lay and wait, trying to think of something gross.

“Why’d you help me,” he say looking confused.

“Because I own him………… and if I didn’t I would have beaten myself up for months.” I say smiling, he sits by me not frowning but not smiling either. “You don’t have to tell me why Lucifer wants you dead, but you should tell Hell.”

“Do you think of Hell as a friend?” Desdemona says

“He’s a royal pain in the a*s,” I say standing up “so in other words yes.”

The next day, I get another 2 rooms to clean and it just happens to be Fury’s and Desdemona’s.

Author's Note

Terrible grammar