Caligula scratched his beard, “Ah, a hardcore skeptic then, I see.” He said with a nod, “It certainly is a pragmatic way to live life, but I don’t think the world is free of nuance.” He pushed up his glasses with a soft chuckle, “If that was the case, I’d probably be out of a job after a while, so I guess I don’t really have much of a choice… Read more

“Wow I guess hell really does work out its workers. Sounds like a really hard and stressful career to be in, I don’t think I can ever deal with what you must go through.” Astelis says cheerfully. “My job is pure black and white. Facts are facts unless something new comes in to disprove it. It keeps me quite entertained with all the new… Read more

Caligula sighed, “If we’re being frank, I haven’t read the whole thing to date.” He ran a hand through his hair, “The entire process was hell and I know that made it reflect my emotion more than I originally intended.” He explained, putting his hands in his pockets and letting his shoulders hunch forward in an expression of melancholy, “I… Read more

“Must be a very good book for you to work so hard on it, perhaps if you ever have a copy of it I’ll take some time to read it. It’s been so long since I’ve had the chance to read something that wasn’t a file.” Astelis says trying to think back to the last time he actually read something non-work related.

Caligula nodded sympathetically to Astelis’ story, “It worked out in almost the same way for me.” He said, pushing himself out from the wall, beginning to walk back toward the house, “Prior to this, was working intensely on the longest novel in my career… I won’t bore you with the details, but it was fairly intense work that wore me down.”… Read more

“Aww the human world sounds so disappointing. I thought it would have been at least a bit more different than Heaven but I guess not.” Celest says with a sigh as she leaned on a nearby wall.
“Sounds like an interesting life. He must have really been an amazing person for you to want to serve him and I’m sure you’re very skilled with a sword… Read more

Aureolin paused for a moment, hesitating to speak about her own life. “As for my time as a housemaid…well, I..served as the sole housemaid to an infamous master swordsman better known as the Beast of Blades. As a warrior, he was unparalled and undefeated. As a person, he was…unusual. He lived to fight, but would not fight just anyone.… Read more

Aureolin thought for a second about how to answer Celest. “Living as a human isn’t drastically different from being an angel. Humans see Heaven as the perfect post-death paradise, but I think it is more like the better sequel to life on Earth. Wars that plague Heaven and Hell have even greater reach in the human world, as fighting… Read more

“My job rarely focuses on a straight exact routine, things are always bound to change for good or for the worst but that is why I love it so much.” he says smiling a bit. “Unfortunately I have been at work for far too long. A lot of my coworkers and friends have been concerned about my devotion to work and recommended being here for a change… Read more

Caligula chuckles at the disgust in Astelis’ voice, his tail swishing in amusement, “Years ago, I might’ve said the exact same thing,” he said in a kindly voice, “At times, even I hate my routine, but I believe for the most part they’re built from necessity. After a while it sort of grows on you.” He scratches the stubble on his jaw,… Read more

Astelis looks at Caligula “I’m not too much of a fan of chaos but I do like it when it shakes things up a bit, it helps break away from the daily routine and work. Hive minds on the other hand are a bit too boring to me. All that consistency will probably drive me insane.” he says slightly disgusted of the thought of doing the same exact thing everyday.

Caligula shrugged, “I’m not one for chaos.” He said, putting his hands in his blazer pockets, “For more years than I bother to remember, I’ve lived in the same routine. Chaos and variability causes a hassle, it takes time and causes delay.” He explained, “I suppose it’s a little contradictory for someone of my profession, but in a way, a… Read more

“A housemaid huh? Sounds interesting, how was life as a housemaid? Actually how was it like to live in the human world in general?” Celest asks curiously wanting to learn more.

“So hive minds are perfect societies to you then, I can understand why you would think that. They have such an amazing system of order and doing things. However all… Read more

Caligula tapped the ash of the end of his cigarette and exhaled the smoke in his lungs with a sigh, “I know, any species capable of independent thought will create variable personalities.” He leaned his head against the wall and dropped the cigarette butt on the ground, snubbing it out with the heel of his shoe, “I like to think that’s why… Read more

“Ah, thank you.” Aureolin said, laying the harp in her lap. “I think I learned as a child, because I’ve known how to play this for as long as I can remember. During my time as a housemaid, I played for my lord rather often.  But during my service in the Angel Army prevented me from playing at the time.”

Celest listens to Aureolin play her harp, “Your pretty good at playing. In fact it doesn’t sound off key at all!” she says cheerfully. “How did you learn how to play it? It’s my first time seeing someone actually play an instrument so I’m pretty interested.

“I see. That’s understandable being accurate is always better than having the possibility of inaccuracies however I’m not sure how much of observing angels will actually help we are all pretty basic and act like any other person would, I can say for sure myself that I have seen plenty of average angels in my days and occasionally when I take… Read more

“Oh, alright. I’ll admit that was a huge leap.” Aureolin said, before taking a seat in one of the rooms. “I’m going to relax for the remainder of this day, and now that I have the time to, I can even play my harp.” She then reached into her satchel and pulled from it a bow harp, and began tuning it. “Bear with me. I’m rusty, so it’ll… Read more

Caligula nodded, “Demons are stereotypically stubborn because more often than not they really are.” He said with a sigh, “I prefer to be as accurate as possible with my novels, it’s especially important for a piece like this. I’m somewhat of a perfectionist when it comes to my work so I prefer to do my own research anyway.” He said, taking a… Read more

Astelis lit his cigarette before giving the lighter back to Caligula, he lets the cigarette lay on his mouth a bit before he inhales and exhales the smoke while paying close attention to Caligula. “Wow demons must have some extreme beliefs in angels for propaganda being needed for peace but I do have to say that propaganda is probably one of… Read more

Caligula nodded, following Astelis outside and lighting his cigarette before handing his lighter off to the angel. He took a deep inhale, eyes closed thoughtfully, contemplating his response, “Funny thing about that,” he replied, letting out the rest of the smoke with a sigh, “I came here with the intention of keeping that hidden, however… Read more

“Thank you!” Astelis says happily while accepting the cigarette, “I don’t think the others would appreciate us smoking inside so we should finish these out here. I am curious though what type of work do you do?” he says as he leans his body on the house a bit.

Caligula gave a soft chuckle, “It’s always been both a strength and a weakness,” he replied, glancing at Astelis, “Can’t say it’s the most interesting thing, but I enjoy my work.” He said in reference to the notes he took earlier, offering Astelis a cigarette. He too glanced over the house, “I suppose it is rather cute. Can’t say I had any part… Read more

Astelis looks at Caligula, “Got lost in thought huh? Whatever you’re writing must be pretty interesting for you not to notice where the others went.” He says laughing to himself a bit. Looking over the house a bit Astelis gave a little smile, “Quite a cute home you all have made. Very impressive I gotta say”.

“There’s always work to do…” Caligula muttered in response, biting the end of his pen for a second before suddenly snapping out of his thoughts, “A new one, eh? Welcome to our home.” he said, politely nodding to Astelis before standing up and glancing around, “Ah…? Where did the other one’s go…?” He murmured under his breath, only… Read more

“I’m sure it’s going to take a lot more then this to end the war but I suppose we are taking small steps towards peace which is good.” Celest says smiling a bit as she looks towards Aureolin.

Meanwhile Astelis watches the group as he slowly makes his way to them, “What a cute little group.” he says to himself before stopping by Caligula “I… Read more

Name: Astelis Nentel

Species: Angel

Physical Description:

Personality: Astelis is a very vengeful person he believes that if someone harms him he should return the favor. He dislikes things that bores him but will be very active around something or someone that actually attracts his interests.
Above all he cares more about himself than… Read more

Caligula didn’t move from his spot, listening to the other’s conversation with half of his attention, but remained where he sat, still scribbling in his notebook.

“You know, I’m amazed. I think we’ve made a lot of progress together in our objective to establish a foundation of peace.” Aureolin said proudly. “We were able to work together to find food and make a shelter without a problem! Our ideals might clash on some things, but so far it hasn’t caused any real problems. I know it’s only been the… Read more

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“If I rest up some more and don’t transform myself or anything I should be able to do it, plus the house is for the most part done so adding some parts here and there won’t hurt me.” Celest says thinking to herself a bit on how much energy will be required for the task. “And if I want to change my appearance up a bit I guess I can go back to… Read more

Jaya shook his head as he nommed on a few more snacks. “Sure we can get the material but will you have the energy?”

“Oh please I highly doubt you can satisfy anything with how disgusting you are.” Celest says with a smile before thinking about the meeting room a bit more, “That can be doable as long as we can get enough material for it tomorrow.” she says looking over the house a bit more.

Jaya snickered at the response, so typical by now. “I’ll have you know I can satisfy many in the bed just some creeps I would never share a bed with.”
Jaya thought about it, “A meeting room perhaps, or a place we can all chill.”

Celest looks back at Jaya and gives him a look of disgust, “As if anyone would want to share a bed with you.” she says as she moves a way from him a bit. “Anyway like I said feel free to suggest anything that may be needed for the house if you like.”

Jaya looked at the food and back at the angels contemplating whether he should check it out as well before grabbing a few sticks and following.
“A lot more spacey than I thought it would be… Cool, though I wouldn’t mind sharing a bed with any of you.” Jaya chuckled as he looked around nosily himself.

“Oh then let me show it to you then!” Celests says with excitement as she quickly stuffs the outfit she was working on into her bag and rushes towards the house opening the door for Aureolin. “I made sure everyone has their own room with a bed, table and chair . Just the basics but if you have any recommendations I can create more items.” she… Read more

Aureolin stook up and stretched, revealing a nearly 9-foot wingspan. “Ahhh. I appreciate the kindness, Celest. I would continue to listen to this conversation, but I am very curious about the house. I’m going to look inside.” she said before walking towards the house Celest assembled.

Caligula shrugged slightly, flipping a few pages back in his notebook, “If something isn’t broken, then attempting to fix it can only cause harm.” He explained halfway absentmindedly, “I’m sated with my life. From my viewpoint, to add or remove anything would be a pointless gamble.”

Celest looks at Aureolin, “I’m sure you’re pretty experienced after all you are very helpful.” she says with a smile before looking back towards Caligula “What’s wrong with a bit of change?” she asks.

Caligula shrugged. He listened to Jaya’s speech with one ear, still paying more attention to his notebook, “I personally don’t plan on changing.” He said bluntly, “I’ve operated perfectly well for the past several decades and have no interest in disrupting that operation.”