Thread: Devil's Trap (Panda and Dogged)

RE Devil's Trap Dogged and Panda She knew he was lying. All demons did was lie. Of course she was the only one. If there were others, she wouldn't have encountered as many demons as she did. No, no. She was the only one with this curse, and she knew she had some power in this situation. Not a lot, but enough to make him actually heed what she might have to say. Although, her acts of bravado clearly got a bit out of hand, seeing as he sent her onto the floor swiftly. Her head had slammed off the floor, breaking the skin in a stinging, searing pain that made her know instantly that there would be blood soon enough. But that didn't matter right now. What mattered was getting him to listen to her. ANd sure enough, she got his attention. SHe knew it would It had to. What demon would pass up an easy job like this? None. The bindings loosened and she sighed slightly in relief, shrugging them off before rubbing the back of her head. Her fingers came back blood stained, the girl wiping it on her already dirt covered white shirt as she nodded. You think I'm stupid? Even if I manage to send you back to Hell, there'll be others. I'm not safe no matter what choice I make. She said softly, getting to her feet slowly before stretching lightly. Elsa reached into her waist band, grabbing the pocket knife while staring the demon dead in the face. She tossed it on the table, wanting to make sure he knew that she wasn't up to anything. No trap could catch this thing. No elaborate plan. Hell, even the Winchester boys probably would have gotten their asses handed to them. Not only was it a strong demon, but it had a cause. It wanted power, and she knew that. That all the others had wanted too. She was like a coveted crown that would make any demon instant leader material. Hell, if Crowley could be King of Hell, why couldn't the rest of them climb the corporate ladder, so to speak. In her book, nothing was more terrifying than a demon with a mission, because they stopped at nothing. If you exorcised them, they'd just climb right back out of the pit somehow. So making him angry was not something she wante dto do. I'm dead in the water. I have no future. The second I got what God gave me, I knew it was over for me. But it isn't for Eric. Or Jeremy. Or my parents. They can still live and be safe. So, I figure.... Elsa started to pace the room, acting like she had complete control of the situation. Now, of course, she wasn't really that stupid. She knew that she was at his mercy. But if she played it cool and calm and confident, maybe he'd buy into it and Eric could leave with his life. Sure, knowing that his sister was going to be tortured like nothing in the world, but he'd be okay. They'd all be okay, and if they were okay, then she'd take thousands of years in Hell with a smile on her pretty little face. Well, until it got torn apart. She came to a desk and ran her fingers over the edge of it, stopping halfway through it before turning back to him. The way I figure is that I can at least get something out of this. And all I want is for my family to be okay, and for no demon to go after them. And that's in exchange for everything I've got. My full cooperation. Hell, you leave his body, let him leave, and come back in some other person, I'll be sitting right here waiting. She walked over to him, coming closer until she was about a foot away before speaking softly to him. Make a deal with me, and you'll have followers for miles. Elsa stared at him, unfaltering as she sighed. SHe was making the one deal no hunter would make. Giving in to them and giving them power just to save their loved ones. But she wasn't the average hunter, and she'd do anything for her family.