Superhell: Lavi

[polyglotti]

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[polyglotti]

I am too. I'm glad I took those steps to go beyond the safe areas and see the world for myself. I just wish...

[She trails off there, and she glances away with a gaze that looks a little on the regretful side.]

I just wish I'd had more time to enjoy it.

[bookpapers]

[his merry expression softens a little, and he looks away too -- as if trying to give Tuuri privacy,]

Yeah... Me too.

[...then he leans to the side, knocking her shoulder with his,]

That's history for ya. No matter how much we want to be a part of it -- it'll eventually move on, with or without us.

[polyglotti]

[Oh, soft. She smiles a little and bumps shoulders with him.]

I suppose it hasn't moved on entirely, since we're all here now. It's just a different history to record, yeah?

[The history of hell...]

[bookpapers]

Took the words right outta my mouth.

[grinning,]

'Hell, Satan's Parties, and other Events', written by Tuuri and Lavi, an official collaboration between Skald and Bookman. How's that sound?

[polyglotti]

That sounds lovely to me.

[She appreciates it, really.]

[bookpapers]

[he bends down to scoop up kitty again]

Think you could sniff out the demons for us, Kitty?

[polyglotti]

Mjaaaah!

[That might be a yes?]

I'm sure she will. She puffs up in fear every time she smells one.

[bookpapers]

[good kitty, more scritches, so brave...]

Aww, don't worry. They're not that tough for a bunch of demons.

[famous last words]

[polyglotti]

[Famous last words indeed.]

Hopefully they won't be a danger to us, so we won't have to rely on Kitty to sense danger.

[bookpapers]

Maybe we could befriend them... Between you and me, we've got a good chance.

[polyglotti]

You think? It would be nice to get to know them, they don't seem like bad people. ...er, demons.

[bookpapers]

They're downright friendly compared to some of us.

[polyglotti]

They do have to be hosts, after all.

[Though Tuuri does think they're kind of weird.]

[bookpapers]

Hosts... Never stayed over at someone's place for seven whole weeks.

[polyglotti]

Come now, it won't be so bad! There's plenty of good company here, and I'm sure we'll find things to do.

[bookpapers]

First things first... we gotta find some paper. And something to write with that's not chalk.

[polyglotti]

We seem to be finding new places each day, so we'll have to see what tomorrow brings.

[It will indeed bring some notebooks and stationary, so they can get their writing on in week 0.]