Thread: Girl, there's a demon for everything! {Vitae and Suuns}

Stranger's charm didn't fully convince Kavita to cooperate - his words were too esoteric, lacking concreteness and he still hadn't mentioned the exact price of his... Let's say... Service. Sam was eager to fool her, and it required no extraordinary knowledge to tell that - it was obvious, since the persistence of him suggesting 'help' was too big to turn out any good, and woman could not fight her doubts away now, beginning to believe she had really summoned devil himself. And so far all already sounded like persuading her to sign some kind of contract, without being introduced to it's terms - which in any case would lead to often in history mentioned phenomenon known as 'Selling your soul'. Kavita was never fully sure of it's meaning, as the texts in Bible did never make much sense to her due their fanatic faith and attempts to explain everything by it, but she had a brief understanding, seeing it as a rather psychological pressure - knowing you belong to someone. Being rational enough, dark haired woman didn't even dare considering to accept his offer - however it struck her with wonder how to get rid of the prince of demons that she suspected him to be. Be he just a spirit - things would have been easier, but even the manner of his speech was revealing this certain spirit's true nature. Kavita listened to the words Sam spoke closely, occasionally giving him a frown as the words leaving his lips were twisted and difficult to sort through - indeed, this was what he desired - to make her confused, and confusion always had a tendency of turning people into sheep. Her main mission now was to send him back to hell where he belonged... Without having herself dragged along a must. The more he spoke, the more ensured of his origins Kavita grew. No soul was sent to the world beyond unless it's body died - whether it later remained stuck in between of dimensions, as Sam had mentioned, or had a peace in one place. Sadly to him, the woman he attempted to talk into sin was too well aware of what kind of seduction he might take, though she had to admit - he did touch the topic that bothered her a big time. However Kavita could control her curiosity, and a fear worked fine in this case - both feelings were going together at first, but now one helped to suspend another, and for the first time that night she was grateful to have both of them to fill her, even if the current situation was their fault. You are wrong. She disagreed, crossing arms over her chest - a typical pose of a person who wasn't eager to let others to get to see what dwells inside. In Kavita's case it was more like a sign of her will to protect the substance filling her known as a soul. I did summon you to ask questions, and nothing more. So if you're not willing to stick with this only, I'll kindly ask you to leave. I require no other service but satisfying my curiosity. Her eyes narrowed a bit, as Kavita was beginning to behave a littler rougher since the state of shock was gone now. You are devil, aren't you? And you need nothing but souls for your own collection. Forgive me, but I'm not plotting to give you mine and I offer you not to waste yours nor mine time.