[BluBlah]

Jaya landed on the plot of land, the surroundings surprisingly quieter than in hell but this could also be due to his muted senses. Cracking his knuckles Jaya waited for those who were to ‘bond’ and create a ‘peaceful’ environment, Jaya doubted it as a realist, this small sample even if it does succeed doesn’t guarantee that others will just follow suit. Due to being a general in the army and previous experience traveling to earth, Jaya had no escort, he couldn’t guarantee that for the rest however.

Sighing Jaya sat on the grass surveying the surrounding forest for any threats, constantly fidgeting with a pocket knife, just in case there was any hostiles.

[Helexia]

After a long travel to earth Celest finally reached her destination, she was cross dressing as she usually does. Celest was hoping to be the first to arrive always liking to be first when there is a meeting but looking around her surroundings Celest was starting to regret taking on this mission of peace. After all she mainly took to avoid any more paper work assignments.

Upon seeing Jaya she couldn’t help but think that taking the mission really was a mistake.

[BluBlah]

Jaya turned to the feel of a faint aura, shocked that Helexia was so close and he couldn’t see their aura. Narrowing his eyes a bad feeling settled in his stomach, making him ever more alert, he officially hated limiters if it reduced even the basic aura sensing, he didn’t want to test the others if this was reduced to nothing.

Shaking himself out of his thoughts he smiled at the new comer, “Hello there, did it hurt when you fell from heaven? Because you sure look like an angel to me.” Jaya smirked, reusing the cheesy human flirt.

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[Bingbong]

A portal abruptly ripped open. As Marlette stepped on the earthly plane, she smiled back at the portal, waved with all her arms and shouted “Thank you Chaaaaaddddd”. Her extended ‘Chad’, not so subtly transitioned into an extravagant chuckle. “Hello, my people” Marlette said, in a much less louder voice. She extended her arms to acommodate the only two people there. Two arms for two people, each set gave seperate hugs. “Oh, am I interupting something”, “Has a solid foundation of friendship already been formed between you two” she followed up, clearly not sensing the tension in the room. “No fair, i want new friends” she stated as her face began to pout; her arms quickly patting her shoulders in a comforting way.

 

[Helexia]

Celest looked at Jaya giving an innocent look”Aw~you’re setting my heart a flame~” she said before rolling her eyes and changing to a more serious face.

Upon seeing Marlette Celest couldn’t help but stare at the arms and wondering if demons usually have many arms like that. “Not really, no bonds formed yet, I don’t even know that guy’s name” she looking at Marlette’s face instead of her arms now.

[Bingbong]

“Good” said Marlette as she stared deep into Celeste’s eyes. Her ‘mood’ quickly picked up as she proclaimed “I am your new friend“.

“I’m Marlette.” She proceeded to say. She then bowed as her arms curled up and posed behind her.

[BluBlah]

“I’d love to set your heart aflame for real but you angels don’t have a very tasty one, I know I’ve tried.” Jaya laughed at the memory turning to the newcomer with an odd look on his face trying to study the new, weird demon, “No, we haven’t bonded yet, the only bonds I form are well, not for little kids like you.” Jaya was honestly tempted to rip an arm off or two for just for the hug but decided against it, the limiters made Jaya weaker and he also had no idea how he would be punished if he failed to be buddies with the others.

Hearing the odd command and seeing it in affect Jaya laughed a bit, “You’re such an odd demon, wanting to be friends with an angel so easily.”

“Oh and for the record the name is Jaya, please to meet you Marlette the cursed demon.” Jaya could already tell he wasn’t going to like this newcomer that much, she practically wreaked of deceit.

[Helexia]

Celest gave Marlette a weird look “Uh..no, no you art not we are only acquaintances. You know nothing of me therefore we are not  friends” she says as she moves away from Marlette being a bit creep out from how forward she was in wanting to be friends.

Upon hearing Jaya she gave him a strange look “Hm well if angel hearts taste disgusting then demons must taste like absolute shit” she says smiling brightly.

She had only been at the meeting place for a couple minutes and she was already starting to regret taking on the assignment. Thinking to herself she wondered if she can really keep a relationship with the two of these demons.

“Oh, I forgot to introduce myself I am Celest Lavel Ramire, it is a pleasure to meet the both” she says as she looking away from the two.

[BluBlah]

Jaya looked at the angel amused, sure he was stuck with a weirdo and a stickler but it seems as though things could get interesting. Jaya laughed at the introduction,

“You sure don’t look like you gained any pleasure from meeting us, more like disdain.” The demon pointed out easily, smirking at the angel as he started carving into the ground for fun, still very much aware just in case, after all there should be more on the way and you can never be 100% safe anywhere.

[Helexia]

Celest couldn’t help but laugh, “Ah! Seems like my foul behavior is showing a bit too much!” she says with a smug look. Although Celest wasn’t a fan of being around the two demons she did like the fact that she can speak and act a lot more freely now.

[Bingbong]

“Damn” thought Marlette, “I really tried”. She quickly introduced herself to the “other one” before walking off into the woods. She never could handle rejection well, and felt the need to immediately flee from the problem. This non-impactful introduction going slightly not how she envisioned, seemed like the worst thing to her.

[BluBlah]

Jaya looked at the direction where the emotional demon went, he finally stood up and stretched before heading in the same direction, “I’m gonna go check on our new acquaintance for a bit, make sure she doesn’t run into any danger. Be a good little angel and wait here,” Jaya teased as he hurried in the direction, after all this was just another mission to him, no way was he letting a dumbass ruin it by getting emotional and getting themselves killed during this “peaceful” approach to end the war.

It wasn’t long before he caught up, the demon wasn’t really run after all. “Hey Marlette, you okay over here? Surprised at the lack of powers?”

[Bingbong]

Marlette turned around. “I thought this was gonna be quick. A simple, your my friend and im out. But no, nothings that simple. Im so sick of starting over, I worked so hard in my human life to get where I was, and when I died it was gone. All the horrible things I did for success were for nothing. In Hell i was a nobody, and I had to start over and work my way up the ladder. And I did, I was so close to success, I just needed one more thing to really cement my position. This place was, this new treaty if i was at the forefront of this new world we’re uniting, then everyone will no my name. But already everything’s going to shit… i’m just so sick of having to start all over. What’s the point of working hard and gaining a notable reputation when you cant even use it. I’m so goddamn done.”

[Helexia]

“As if I’m just gonna sit here doing nothing” Celest says to herself and follows the demon. Upon hearing Marlette speak Celest decided to respond, “Nothing is ever really simple in life so you always gotta start from the bottom, if you really want to be oh so on top of the world then you obviously have no real passion or wanting for it if you’re just gonna give up like that”. Celest then tapped her finger on her lip “Pretty weak of you to go into a fit and give up over a small and simple task as this.”

[Wake]

Caligula sat with his legs crossed on a rock nearby, absentmindedly scrawling in a leather bound notebook and listening in on their conversation with one ear. He raised his pen and pointed at them with it, “Miss angel is correct, if you would forgive my interruption.” He said, placing his pen back onto the paper without breaking eye contact with the book, “There is no one who’s truly succeeded without failing dozens of times first. It may be a platitude, but there’s truth to it.” he spoke with a calm, deep tone of voice, “Truthfully, I don’t believe setting out to be great is the best way to achieve greatness.”