Author's Note: Apologies all that even this sad excuse for a third chapter took so long, but other affairs kept me away from this fun little adventure I'd started on. This is just a teaser so you know I'm back, and more chapters are to follow-both longer and with perhaps more graphic content than those you have available to you. Thanks for your support and I hope you enjoy it as we move right along with the demon and his witch.
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The front door slammed shut hard, rattling the windows of the building just a tad. More importantly, the hideous bang rattled me, engaged as I was in staring at the ceiling of my jail room, tossing a conjured wood ball up in the air and catching it over and over again, long since drifted off into bored vegetation. I swear to god I'm a vicious destroyer, a powerful entity whose might can overwhelm thousands of men in mere moments. But all caged up I mostly feel like a cat, waiting to be let out to play. Lucky me, my cute little mouse is headed straight for me. I can't help but let a rueful smile slide across my features as she stomps into the room. I can hear her setting up her traps and protective wards. Oh little witch, how blind you are to the simple truth that you are my prey-and I the predator just waiting for one last crack in your defenses.
In an instant, I was full upright and familiar, only feet from my captor. I took a chance to survey her emotions as she fumed and let out wordless groans of frustration. The poor thing, she's so upset. A thing I've noticed about humans, almost all of them, is that they let their emotions control them. Her feet pattered against the floor as she spun in a furious circle, stamping her feet, each heel against the smooth wood dangerously closer to the edge of her pentagram than the last.
Oh come on Sarah, out with it. I can't stand this kind of pageantry, you know what I'm talking about? Like, I swear, I bet you do the same shit, reader: playing up your life for drama as if it's a fun thing for anyone but you. I get it, it's cathartic or something. You'd think I've been around for so long I'd be used to the quirks and annoyances of humanity, or that her pouting can't have taken much time compared to the infinite spans and wastes of existence my illustrious being has graced. But no, it gets old when you've seen it for thousands of years. Everyone thinks they've got their shit the hardest, and I could guarantee in no uncertain terms that the importance of whatever the little witch was about to say would pale in comparison to even the most trivial of my own accomplishments and woes.
"I talked to Elizabeth after classes today," she started, half mocking and half seething. I'd like her to try that tone with me in different circumstances. I'm sure she'd show more respect with her pale, soft ass up in the air, reddened by a good leather strap. "You know what that whore said?"