Thread: Hell on Earth [Raina Reader / Javorcek]

The voice was deep and slightly unsettling. Another moment went by as they stared, Becca was afraid to make another move. As soon as the sirens sounded in the distance, Becca watched in awe as the terrifying and somewhat beautiful demon changed, melting back down into the naked woman that Becca thought she loved. Her body began to tremble, she couldn't tell if it was fear at this revelation or the breeze on her naked flesh from the shattered window, likely a bit of both. Jumping to her feet as the brunette mentioned in haste that they needed to get out of there, she couldn't argue with this, but the question was, did she go with her? Biting her lip as she cast a sideways glance at Liliths behind, Wasn't it only a few hours ago that they made love and all was great in the world? She caught some of the extravagant clothing tossed in her direction, quickly throwing them on, looking just as rediculous. Lilith's tone was almost apologetic when saying she'd take her anywhere. as if revealing this truth about her was the last thing she ever could have wanted. Or was it the situation entirely? Now that her mind was processing information a bit more calmly she was realizing that the two demons or what ever they are, knew eachother, and that her predicament could have been Liliths fault. i-is it safe at your place? She wasn't quite certain why she asked this. She was terrified of lilith, or what ever she was. Monsters existed ...her mind was still attempting to process that information. Despite feeling this fear, she still felt safe with her, if that made any sense. After all she did rush in at the last second and rescue her from what she could only describe as an unpleasant experience , and that was only because she refused to even acknowledge what would have happened if Lilith hadn't arrived. They didn't have time for her to make up her mind then and there, quickly they exited the room, and rushed down the fire escape, tripping over the awful dress she was wearing, and nearly falling on lilith before catching herself. As they reached the back entrance her eyes strayed toward the two bodies on the floor. Becca could only guess who killed them, but it was a good guess. When they reached the outside, panting, the redhead leaned over to catch her breath, her head still reeling from everything happening so fast. She wanted to go home, lock her door, cry in a corner and never leave, but she was afraid. that thing was still out there. if demons were real then it was safe to assume they didn't die so easily. let's go to your place. She said, more confidently this time, she feared if she was alone the monster would find her again, so staying with Lilith seemed the safer choice, even if it was the second last thing she wanted. When she calmed down, she wondered if Lilith would answer her many questions still brewing in her head. Sirens were getting louder and much to lilith's dismay the van was no where to be seen. Sandra had disapeared the second Icarus was knocked out the window, perhaps even before Lilith crashed into the room. Becca looked around in confusion as they stood in the back lot of the apartment complex. How did you get here? We can't possibly keep running in these clothes... --------- As they raced down the hall Sandra watched as Lilith already losing control of her rage smashed down the door of Icarus' suite. She could already spot the beginnings of her transformation before the crash. Sandra paused in the hallway, hearing a scream of what sounded like a girl, a girl whose voice she didn't recognize and then the shattering of glass. The entire apartment felt as if it shook for a brief moment, and then silence. A girl . the blonde smirked. She always new Lilith was partial to women. Demons went both ways, they weren't normally picky but all the same, everyone had a type. Sandra had gone the straight and narrow husband, two kids, white picket fence, heck even a dog named Rosco. It was somehow funnier to Sandra picturing Lilith losing her head over some meek human girl, even though she fully understood and sympathized with the madness the demon felt. Remaining still for a moment longer, Sandra listened, and then she heard it. It was the girl again, barely a meek whisper, the words thank you. That was all she needed to hear before quickly turning and entering the fire escape once more. The deed was done, the damsel in distress rescued. As she slipped back into her van she contemplated the reaction she had just heard and smirked. Better than a scream or oh god oh god get away She chuckled softly to herself as she started the engine and backed out of the lot. She'd check in at the bar a week from now, that was when she'd sway Lilith to their side. Just as she was driving away she realized she was leaving with their only means of transportation. Shit. There was nothing she could do about it now, she couldn't risk being seen by anyone and she had a lot more to lose. Lilith was a big girl, she'd figure something out.