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[F4A] Original plots within <3

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[F4A] Original plots within <3

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[F4A] Original plots within <3

Hey, guys!
Name's Callie.
21+F, EST
Sucker for slow burns, medieval fantasy, and
arranged marriages.

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Multi-para/novella
Quality > quantity
Multiple characters
Prefer to play F > M but will double
Ample opportunity for doubling with a straight or F/F option (F/F certainly less craved right now)
21+ preferably, 18+ a must.
A strong affinity for GDocs > Discord > PMs > Emails > Forums
Preferred role in bold
Def looking for collaborations, the following plots aren't completely fleshed out

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Modern | Supernatural | Crime | Slice of Life | Romance

Open

MC stumbles upon a murder; unbeknownst to her, the killer is still around. YC is a detective that is called out and has to consider her as a prime suspect. Supernatural aspects here are pretty open

Victim x Detective

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Modern | Appalachia | Addiction | Slice of Life | Romance

Closed

Set in Appalachia, preferably modern. The town centered in this is at the center of an opioid epidemic. MC has been stuck there through her past decisions and YC has come back into town to settle some family business

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Modern | Slice of Life | Slow-burn

Open

Five years ago, three best friends began a start-up lifestyle blog that took off.
This success has ultimately been chalked up to my character, who majored in English.
However, each of the friends has something to bring to the table, whether it is
business savvy or good HR.

Three years ago, my character found out that her husband was cheating on her
with a prettier, younger woman who also works at the blog.
With that in mind, the writer packs up and moves away without warning,
giving up her shares in the company to the other heads and going across the country.

When she finds out that her ex-husband and the woman he cheated with are getting married
and planning a life, she decides to move back to the big city in order to
exact revenge on her husband: by attempting to woo him.
After all, she never got over the divorce.

She enlists the help of the other company manager to help accomplish this.
He's a playboy and has never settled down; she makes sure that he understands that
whatever happens is only for the purpose of making her ex-husband jealous.

Returning blogger x ex-best friend

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Medieval Fantasy | Arranged Marriage | Politics | World-Building

Open

Provst, a well-known country in the north of Haal, is reputable for their peoples' ability to purify and manipulate water. They have been entrenched in a war with your county for what seems like centuries; your country has no clean water, and the Helians refuse to give your people aid. It stems from the death of their beloved Crown Prince who, three years prior, died under suspicious circumstances when your dignitaries were invited to discuss country relations and recompense for services rendered. Since then, Provst has neglected to send any nobles to help with purifying water, leading to a war between the two countries. Provst is happy to continue the fighting until a new threat looms on their borders.

King Wulff of Provst gives the gift of his daughter to your country's King/Crown Prince, along with promises of keeping your people alive with potable water. The trade is that your country's army, who is renown for their strength and numbers, assist Provst in fighting this new threat. The Moorveckis, a race of creatures somewhere between elves and goblins, have become a bigger problem than you care to admit.

Your country wouldn't even think of this offer as more than a slap in the face, given how many of your citizens have died senselessly. The problem? Trouble looms at your borders as well, and one you are sure you won't be able to fight on your own. Nations from the south, east, and west have decided they want your land for their own, and your armies - although well-known - have suffered due to the lack of sanitary water. You accept the offer of the Helian's sole princess, bound to you by an unbreakable promise: marriage.

Helios will send aid immediately, but what happens when they learn of attacks on their princess when she arrives? You don't know the culprit, and keeping the spoiled princess alive is a task that requires both your full-time commitment and attention. When these threats reach you, you have to wonder if it is a rebellion, another nation, or the Moorvecki.

Is it worth it to keep this princess alive, and at what cost?

Princess x King/Prince/Knight

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Small Town Murder Mystery | Reunion Romance | 21+ | Supernatural

Closed

High school sweethearts end either in two ways:
an unhappy divorce in twenty years
or
heartbreak after graduation.

The latter occurred between your character and mine.
One stayed behind and invested in the town's future
while the other moved far, far away in hopes they would
never see their home again. Unfortunately, this wasn't exactly
the case and they've had to come back.

There's a swing nearby, where the high school sweethearts would
come to swing, to make out, and to speak of their dreams.
They've met again, shocked to find each other both changed and more
mature. Unfortunately the swing won't hold any future memories, as
the stench of death wafts towards them through the field.

Who's killing small-town innocents? And does it have anything to do
with the previous couple?

Witch x Detective

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Medieval Fantasy | Mental Illness | 21+ | Political Intrigue

Open

Some say a curse on King Trevnore kept him from producing male heirs.
All say that a curse struck his only heir.

Her curse, which has been placed by an unknown source, prevents her from differentiating reality from her hallucinations.
These symptoms, both auditory, visual, and tactile, are kept at bay by the assistance of wilthorn, an herb with properties that rid her of hallucinations but produce a range of side effects... the most significant include lethargy, apathy, and sensitivity to sensations such as light, sound, and touch. To combat this, she is often seen in the palace with a decorative mask that dims the sensory overload.

Now that King Trevnore has passed from a chronic illness and, with no male heirs, his daughter will ascend to the throne. While she has been taught by both her mother and father the ways of court, she has never been involved in major decisions, integrating herself into the public, or how to truly rule a nation. Rumors have spread, and the woman is inundated with offers of marriage and worries of war. She seeks a council - and a king - that will best serve her... but without using wilthorn, her hallucinations run rampant. She will have to learn how to live while dealing with experiences, emotions, and people that she has never had thought of before. Will you aide her to become a kind ruler, or assist her in tearing her people apart?

Queen x Noble/Knight

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Medieval Fantasy | Grand Adventure | 21+ | Rebellion

Open

The Kingdom of Chevair is distraught.

Not only is the sovereign King Jakoby dead, so are his heirs regardless of their claim - legitimate or otherwise - to the throne. While it is unknown how they all met their ends, it is assumed that someone vying for the crown has murdered the remaining threats through poison, assassinations, and 'suicides'. Those who insist on investigating the string of deaths find themselves imprisoned for crimes they did not commit or meet the same fate as the royal heirs.

The citizens care little regarding what happens to the top echelon of nobility. As far as they're concerned, it is well-deserved and a long time coming... that is, until, money is demanded from them. Taxes, like first-born sons and extra animals, are increased until many cannot sustain the lives that they are accustomed to. Many find themselves selling themselves for a piece of bread. They believe that the situation cannot become much worse until those vocal about the queen's tactics find themselves encased in stone.

Villages fall to this new magic, and without a cure, there is little many can do apart from pay the tithes demanded of them.

A rebellion is brewing to find any female heirs that the king could have left behind. They know that these changes are a product of Queen Ophela, a foreigner to this land, and many suspect her hand behind the slaughtering of innocents. There are rumors that circulate that a cloistered nun has the bloodline to challenge the throne, although this is only hearsay. The rebellion's leader ensures that this illegitimate daughter of King Jacoby has the power to rescind statues to living.

The only problem is that the woman they intend to place as a mouthpiece for the rebellion has no earthly idea she has hidden potential. The rebellion sends its best to retrieve her from the cloister, where she had been placed as an orphan, only to find that the queen's resources are already attempting to take care of the woman. They must find a way to convince the nun to leave and serve with them while fighting the queen's army at every turn, as well as find the traitorous wretch who is leaking information to the enemy.

Nun x Rebel/Knight/Assassin

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Modern | Medical Illness | 21+ | Family Drama

Absolutely based on the novel, The Wilds.

Hider

A woman is reconnected to her estranged father due to one terrible word: Cancer.

Upon an offered olive branch and much deliberation, she travels to Alaska in order to bridge the years-long gap with her father, who initially broke up his family to follow his dream as a bush pilot. Upon arrival to Alaska, she meets her father's protege... a man who simply does not understand why she is so ungrateful and distant from his boss.

Fandom

JJK - would love to play against Megumi <3
Dragon Age
Mass Effect

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Medieval / Victorian / Modern
Beauty and Beast / Victim x Detective
Angst / Addiction / Death / Dark / Loss
Slice of Life / Arranged Marriage / Dragon Age
Supernatural / Appalachia / Fantasy
Friendship / Slow-burn / Romance / Post-apocalyptic

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PM / Ask for Discord
Love to write over GDocs

Corcoridium [18+]

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𝔱𝔢𝔫𝔢𝔟𝔯𝔞𝔢 𝔯𝔢𝔵

Had Nasrin ever acted so familiar with him? Gabe frowned slightly as he continued to look towards her, his eyes on her full lips as she continued to speak. She seemed almost unsure of herself, which was not usual either. For that reason, he allowed the demon to take his hand, letting it extend with a minimal amount of tension. Gabe saw the sharp tip of her nail only a moment before it dug into the sensitive flesh of his palm. Immediately dark, sanguineous fluid gathered along the line and he wondered how this – or anything – was supposed to help his powers develop. But instead of being able to focus on that, Gabe instead saw the flick of Nasrin’s tongue. Goosebumps prickled on his arm; he hissed as her nail dug into his skin once more.

”Fucking warn me next time,” he groaned, though half-heartedly. Nasrin wasn’t listening anyway, and his words fell on deaf ears. Soon, he was no longer focused on the sharp pain in his hand but rather the supernatural ring that hovered above his palm. It didn’t hurt, per se, but it was an odd sensation Gabe was certainly unfamiliar with. Whatever had happened, it felt like a rush of power; his heart seemed to beat more strongly, his thoughts more clear, his vision sharper. The flame burned without casting heat and Gabe looked towards Nasrin with a wide smile.

In that moment, he had been happier than he could remember. Whether it was the small amount of pain afforded to him or the power imbued, Gabe finally felt good. Gone was the worry about what Maggie was doing or what she thought, what would happen if his powers didn’t surface, what Abbadon or Azrael were doing… The breath seemed to be sucked out of his chest as the flame disappeared without warning. His expression faded and he pulled his hand away, rubbing it gently as he settled against his chair. ”What exactly constitutes ‘horrendous’?” he asked, meeting Nasrin’s eyes.

How could this possibly be any worse than what he was experiencing now? He had nearly no one and hardly anything to his name. Without any prospects or advancements in his powers, it hardly mattered that he was alive. Of course that wasn’t to say that he wanted to die, simply that he had no real worth or purpose at the moment. Entitlement could only go so far. With Nasrin back, it would be possible to begin training again. If that meant his life would get marginally worse for a short amount of time, he could manage. ”I can manage, I just have to know what to expect. What’s expected out of me. I’ll work for it; you know I will.”

His voice was sincere and slightly vulnerable; he realized his tone too late, and Gabe’s expression softened. Maggie always told him that it was okay to show some emotion and that no one cared how stoic he was… he disagreed. Perhaps he could afford to lash out at someone if he could back it up with power. As it stood, he couldn’t. ”I do trust you, Nasrin, more than many others here.” But she wasn’t doing this for him, and Gabe understood that; the demons never did anything unless they benefited and he couldn’t blame them. But he was doing this for himself, and it would be enough, even if it was difficult to handle for the next few weeks.

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Maggie could have laughed. Humble she was not, but disgusted she certainly was. To even think about being her brother’s whore made her nearly physically ill, or even a whore to anyone at all. Prostituting oneself out was a means of survival, but what life could you live if your body was not your own? She rid herself of the thought while she looked back up at the man. His face was… pretty, and there was something inherently different in his countenance than many of the other men that she met in the city. To be fair, they were all beautiful, miserable creatures that she came into contact with.

Latin. Her top lip curled as if he had cursed her directly. Of course he wasn’t human, but something in her had hoped? Had hoped that, maybe, there was a resistance brewing somewhere to overthrow the demon horde, that enough people had survived underground to align themselves with one common goal. She no longer felt poorly about turning and leaving, but the man had reached about again.

Warmth, bright and consuming, enveloped her fingers and began spreading up her arm. Maggie’s eyes widened slightly, looking down with shock and awe. What was he that had triggered such a reaction? It didn’t make her feel any more connected to him as he continued to look upon her almost expectantly. ”What the hell was that?” she asked, her voice breathy from surprise. Before she could see what was behind her, the man had slipped a hard coin into her palm and muttered more Latin underneath his breath. What demon?

Maggie sighed as he moved and, for someone so tall, he managed to blend into the surroundings easily. Azariah. It almost sounded… angelic. Her dark brows drew as she turned, pocketing the silver into her coat before finding Adriel’s dark gaze. ”Who was that?” he asked as he approached.

And, for some reason, Maggie lied. ”A human. I came to give out food to the slums, but I couldn’t do it. We need it more than they do, right?”

Adriel’s eyes softened and fingers reached out to push stray hair from the woman’s face. ”Not like any human I've ever seen. He told you not to come out alone.”

”He can suck my dick. I don’t need him watching out for me, and I definitely don’t need to stalking me. I was fine.” Maggie watched as her harsh words hit Adriel but he said nothing, standing there nearly motionlessly.

”Of course,” he said without conviction. Maggie had likely hurt his feelings, but she would not apologize for offending him. She’d been fine with Azariah, although she supposed that it wouldn’t be the case for any other strange man she bumped into.

”Go back,” Maggie said, scooping some of the bread from underneath her jacket and giving it to Adriel. ”Take this back to the kitchen. I have some errands to run, given that it’s almost our birthday, and then I’ll be back. I swear.” With that, Adriel gave her a suspicious look but sad nothing else, doing as he was bid. She wasn’t the king of Aeternum, but she liked to think that she was considerably more well-liked than Gabriel. With that came the ability to ask people favors and increased the likelihood of them acting them out.

When she could no longer see the high-born demon, Maggie reached in her pocket and ran her fingers over the coin. The warmth that surfaced from it was somehow reassuring and she knew that she would at least have to return to Azariah to find out why he was here. Perhaps it would even help Gabe if she could gather some information. With that, she followed the coin’s guidance towards a denser, darker, and dirtier part of the city.

𝔱𝔢𝔫𝔢𝔟𝔯𝔞𝔢 𝔯𝔢𝔵

The human ran a hand over his beard, eyes alight with amusement. While Nasrin had initially annoyed Gabe with her behavior, he was quick to forgive if something served to amuse him. Part of him wished that perhaps he would have been so stern with the demon and yet seeing her, kneeling in front of him, made a warm sensation creep into his chest. It wasn’t that he lived for the shame and embarrassment of others, though he did appreciate when his position was respected… even if he hadn’t quite earned it yet.

The whores were hardly a waste of resources, as she’d put it. They served to help the demons procreate and, as much as he despised the humans that truly were wastes of resources, provided a continued sense of fear in the city. A healthy dose of horror seemed to serve the city well, and the knowledge that terror could strike at any moment kept most on their feet. Hardly any one person in Aeternum wasn’t aware of their precarious situation, and trepidation stood to heighten observations of things that comfort would allow them to miss.

Nasrin’s next words made Gabriel’s brows furrow. Convince Abbadon to consider… what? That he was a rightful ruler here, not because of his actions but because of his potential? His jaw clenched in response, knowing that the insult laid with the offending demon’s guile and not Nasrin. He wished that Adriel had not taken leave with the others; out of all of the demons that served him, Gabriel trusted him the most. He had served in more times than one to be loyal, and the pull Maggie had on the poor creature was of value to Gabe; daresay, Adriel was the closest thing he had to a friend.

Nasrin’s shitty attitude and tone brought Gabriel’s attention back to her, and he could help but allow a laugh to escape him. ”There’s no need to be a bitch, Nasrin.” He adjusted in his seat, scooting towards the edge so that he could become closer to the demon. He reached out and, with one finger, lifted her chin so that her dark eyes met his. ”You may be lady of your realm, but occasionally you need reminded of your place… below me.” Gabriel would have denied it if asked, but his words were more promiscuous than he would allow with any other advisor or servant in his court. He moved his finger then, reaching to tug on a long strand of light hair over Nasrin’s shoulder, then resumed his position as king.

”I know you don’t care for him, but he serves a purpose. Azrael is a snake, but he is good at accruing information. It is simply in a different way than you. So what would you have me do with Abbadon? I can’t spread my legs and hope that he changes his mind that he is better than me, nor can I simply hope that this issue goes away.” He wasn’t trying to imply that it was exactly was he believed Nasrin had done, and there wasn’t anything wrong if she had. They’d shared a few nights but he had never been under an impression that things would last between them. ”Do you believe that he comes to attempt and usurp me? If so, I will worry more. If this is simply a… friendly visit, then I will welcome his presence here.” Either way, he would send someone to attempt and gather more information, whether it was by espionage or by force.

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Tall. It was the first description she could provide for the man now in front of her. The intention to move out of the way suggested he intended for a conversation, something Maggie was not interested in. But perhaps if she did, others would simply move on and forget the smell or sight of the old bread she had mistakenly dropped. Maybe if she hadn’t been so goddamn selfish it wouldn’t have happened; it was punishment, she decided, as she stepped out of the thoroughfare and towards one of the debilitated buildings that lined the street.

Maggie looked up again, stretching her neck to look into his eyes. Then he leaned in and she couldn’t help but startle, though she did not move. No one would dare, would they? Not even someone who seemed to be a newcomer here. He had the look of a demon or one of the Fallen and Maggie was sure that if either was the case, he would have already been found in the palace groveling to her brother. Her gaze was brought to the flash of coin in the man’s hand and her brows furrowed. Why would he so openly be offering money, and in exchange for what information?

Gabriel would kill him if he knew. No, this man was from the outside, for whoever had the gall to walk around Aeternum paying for information was someone not a friend to her brother. Maggie looked back up and listened, though with half-interest. Her thoughts were on whether to tell her brother and how he would react. It would be a manhunt, and those already frightened would try to flee. The more who fled would go elsewhere and share with the other demon lords – or whoever would listen – about the condition of Aeternum. She couldn’t allow that, for making her brother look weak should have been dedicated another circle of Hell.

But the words of the man in front of her made her snort laughter through her nostrils, causing her to shake her head. Flattery may have worked for conceited demons like Nasrin, but hardly on her. She was pretty, and that much she knew, but beautiful? In a city full of beings who chose only the prettiest forms in the world to inhabit, she wasn’t one of them. At the mention of potential, her smile faded slightly. It was the musk of Gabriel that he had smelled or sensed, though if he wasn’t from the city did he know Gabriel had a twin? This is exactly why he had wanted Adriel to accompany her, she decided belatedly.

”Firstly, hiding heels of day-old bread beneath my coat is hardly confident. Second, thank you but no thank you. Third, I would like to refer back to ‘hiding heels of day-old bread’, and lastly, it’s the king you smell.” A bolt of revulsion shot through Maggie as she summoned her next words. ”I assure you that all of his other whores smell exactly the same way.” She reached out and closed his fingers over the coins he offered before beginning to move away. ”If I were you,” she began, ”I would be more cautious to who I asked for information.”

Corcoridium [18+]

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𝔱𝔢𝔫𝔢𝔟𝔯𝔞𝔢 𝔯𝔢𝔵

There were a plethora of things that Gabriel found concerning of Aeternum.

The first was that there were far too many humans. The ones that served a purpose were concubines and whores, only serving to further the ranks of the demons and half-breeds that already congregated around them. They were taking up too much food, and clean water was scarce. There was little machinery that could be scavenged from Before, but what had been was now put to good use. Unfortunately, more and more things continued to break. It wouldn’t be long before he would have to kill the help.

The second was that this life was all he could remember. No longer could he summon a memory of what his parents looked like. Perhaps he never could. Maggie seemed to remember, but he couldn’t. She had long ago given in to his whims and sometimes Gabriel was sad to think that she feared him. But she came back… always came back.

The third? That he felt solely responsible for the failing habitat of the city-state he was the center of. The demon court had no issue believing that he was truly their Savior, and why would they? It was chaos here, and any semblance of ‘God’ was long gone. Gabriel had never been religious, nor prescribed to the idea that there was someone watching over all of them. Why would someone who seemingly cared allowed such mass destruction to occur?

Perhaps that was a question for another moment. His thoughts had already brought him further from the problems he currently faced every day, which included someone… measly and unworthy in front of him. The man seemed to be fearful, and Gabriel wondered what that was truly like. He hadn’t felt unadulterated fear in years, or at least that he could remember. ”Kneel.” Gabriel’s eyes flickered upward and into focus as another creature entered the room. He couldn’t feel the supernatural like most other residents of the city, but he could almost taste the cold, menacing presence that had arrived.

Nasrin.

She was back, and just as easily as horrible as she had been when she’d left. Gabriel wished he could say he missed her, but she was a means to an end. Nasrin was well connected and knew her way through Circle Society; both were appreciated and certainly more than he would ever tell her. The demon was ruthless and saw fit to harm nearly everything in her way in some shape or form. But her worth was limited by her cockiness and confidence. The woman seemed to think that she could lead him about with his dick, something that Gabriel was keen to allow her to think. The more distracted and unclear he was, the more she would do and the more he could learn.

That she commanded her lessers to kneel was… unappealing at best. Gabriel’s bearded jaw clenched but he remained silent, shifting slightly in the large, uncomfortable chair that they insisted he sit in. ‘Fit for a king’, someone had said. As if it wasn’t enough to believe that she could rule others, she then dismissed them from his presence. At this, the man’s eyes narrowed, dark blue tones that matched his sister’s staring out to the creature that now approached.

”Contrary to your belief, Nasrin,” Gabe said, his voice quiet and baritone, ”I do not have to ask your permission for everything.” He pulled his chin away from her touch and raised an eyebrow. ”Azrael serves a purpose, and if he chooses to spend his nights and days with concubines while off leave, he is allowed.” Gabriel shrugged and relaxed back, steepling his fingers as he continued to look to Nasrin. ”Tell me, what exactly have you accomplished while gone? If you’ve done as much as Azrael has, perhaps I will shower you with whores, too.” A corner of Gabe’s mouth twitched upward.

What she had done was important, despite his offer. Accomplishments on the outside mattered, whether it was killing those who sought harm to him to simply finding some desperately needed resources. Any information to help them further his status in the world would be enough.

Of course, what he really needed was to grow into his powers. His counsel was eager to ensure him that it would come with time, but he was human; he didn’t have time like the demon in front of him. He needed power to attain his immortality, and it is seemed that he couldn’t realize his full potential without eternity.

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“Where are you going?”

“Out. I can’t be in this place anymore.” Maggie couldn’t be around these people anymore… these things.

“This place, or me?”

“Maybe both, Gabe, I don’t know.” It was never him, though. There were times when she needed time to process his decisions, but perhaps never had she been scared away from Gabe. She loved him, like she had no other. Idle flings with the royal prostitutes, even some demons that she’d entertained, but never a love like her twin. He was the only person who had always and truly been there for her, and no matter what he did, she would stay.

Besides, there wasn’t anywhere else to go.

“You’re going to feed those beggars, aren’t you? I told you not to, Mags. They can’t be trusted.” Neither could they, but she said nothing. She and her twin were, unfortunately, nothing to brag about. The only reason she was still alive and well and decently fed was because of Gabe. She shrugged, though whether the intention was to show defiance or indifference was unclear. “Adriel,” Gabriel said, looking to a man at his side, “would you -- ?”

“I don’t want a babysitter. I’ve gone out in the city for more and haven’t gotten into trouble. I’m old enough to know what to do and anyone would be stupid to attack me.”

“No one would dare, my lady,” said Adriel, and Maggie offered him a wicked smile. With that, she turned on her heel and left, finally opening the door to their…

Squalor. Filthy. Cesspit. Sanctuary.

Home.

Maggie ran a hand through dark hair with a sigh, looking around from underneath her hooded cloak. It was heavy and seemed… old. Older than the Apocolypse and older than her, certainly. She lowered her nose to sniff at the fabric but immediately regretted the decision. It stunk of Aeternum, a fetid, dark smell that she had thought she was accompanied to.

She wasn’t.

The woman grimaced as she began to meander through into the city center. There were plenty of objects that should have given her pause: corpses, both alive and dead, propped against buildings and walking next to her. The demons and fallen angels, of course, could manage. They may have been hungry, but they wouldn’t die unlike the few humans that walked among them.

The supernatural creatures looked at her as she passed, though she supposed it was because of the aura she gave. Her close contact with Gabriel was enough for others to be suspicious of her – wary but respectful. They would never dare harm her or her brother, but sometimes the stares made her wonder what would happen without his protection. After all, she contributed nothing to Aeternum and took precious resources away from others who could use it wisely and eagerly to help their ascending king.

It was his destiny to raise them to greatness... or wickedness, as he would say. Momentarily he would listen to some insignificant qualms that the lesser lords had, or humans that believed themselves to be better than he. But what about her? Staying here and playing with Azrael when they so chose? Maggie kept the scraps in her cloak close as she continued to move through the city. No matter how many orphans she saw, she couldn't bring herself to part from the heels of bread she'd stolen from the kitchen. This could make the difference between a day of starving or hours, and she was too selfish to give that up.

As she pondered about how truly selfish she was, Maggie bumped into something hard in front of her. Bread spilled on the ground and she hurriedly scooped it back up before looking up and around with wide eyes. Few people saw her, but no one had made the move to hassle or assault her yet. Could they tell she was Gabe's blood? Belatedly realizing it was a body she had bumped into, Maggie muttered a quick apology and hoped the following would be enough: "Say nothing and I will give you some." Of course, it was the bread she referenced but there was little else she could offer to keep from getting mobbed.

𝔱𝔢𝔫𝔢𝔟𝔯𝔞𝔢 𝔯𝔢𝔵

A city-state in northeastern North American, filled with mostly demons, few humans, and even fewer of the Fallen. "Ruled" by Gabriel, one of the many supposed Antichrists, Aeternum is one of the longest standing cities since modern Earth was destroyed. Gabriel is surrounded by an inner circle of demons that are tasked with his ascension to true King of those who survive.

𝔱𝔢𝔫𝔢𝔟𝔯𝔞𝔢 𝔯𝔢𝔵

Character Bank

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_{5'7" ◆ Magdalene [color= 97bfc2]◆[/color] 29}

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_{6'1" ◆ Gabriel ◆ 29}

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_{5'10" ◆ Demon ◆ Unknown}