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How incredibly amusing. [ Despite his words, the man with the pointy ears and sharp teeth sounds completely unamused. ] I must say, I did not expect to end up in a place like this. In a place where from I can't return to Hell, that is. It's most curious how it's even possible, is there something very different with this worlds Hell? Or does it not exist? What about Heaven?

None the less, I suppose this is a chance to take a break from being treated as Solomon's house-keeper. This place looks like it could provide its fair share of entertainment, and as long as no one I know is here, I think I'll do just fine. Anyway, I'd be bored just being stuck on this island, so if you have any suggestions on where I could go, please do give me a heads up.

[ And he's done. Being polite is so tiring when you make public announcements, and he can't see how Solomon handles it so well. But the human is the king, so he doesn't have any choice but to choose his words well, he supposes. So he's ending it there.

For those that are around, they might see a man sit floating in the air, He might be heard muttering to himself. ]

Frogs doesn't even have hair, not even demon frogs has hair. What is this person trying?

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Considering the natives won't let you stay on that island for long, you'll be lucky to know that you can sail the pen seas.

It's also about the only thing you can do, but there are many islands on can explore.

Hah. As if they'd have a choice if I wanted to stay. [ not that he wants to, but still. ]

There's nothing else but that?

Sorry to say but no. Join a crew or sail by yourself are options though.

For the love of---! Right...!

Hey, what else can I say honestly. Them's the breaks.

Them's the--what are you talking about?

[She has figured by now he isn't up to date with the lingo. Oh well it's fun to confuse sometimes.]

Kind of the saying 'that's life' it's a situation in which you don't have any real control over.

[ yeah, he's a couple thousand years behind. ]

Then why don't you just say so?

Because saying it in a different way makes it all the more. You might get confused a lot here though, so good luck with that one.

It just makes it confusing for those who are unaware of its meaning.

[ tch. ]

That's the beauty though, didn't you know that?

Edited 2014-03-31 12:24 (UTC)

To confuse people?

Nevermind. Anyway I hope that you'll find some crew to join and have a blast with.

[ ...hm. ]

Thanks.

I... I don't believe I've ever met someone who's admitted to being a demon so plainly, before.

Do you mind if I ask you a few questions, sir?

Oh, is that so. Should I have to hide it in the first place?

....what?

I've heard rather odd stories used as parables for promoting a sense of morality for people involving demons in which they would hide and try to give evil advice to people during their lives, so--I think demons might normally want to hide either to accomplish those goals or to avoid being associated with those stories...

So, I'm curious! In the way I would ask a human what kind of person they are--what kind of demon are you?

Alright, just so you know, the ones who are the evil ones, are the angels.

And I'm the kind that wonders why knowing that is important to you.

Edited 2014-03-17 11:31 (UTC)

Sir, I wouldn't dream of judging someone before I better understand them. It would be unjust of me.

That aside, you don't need to answer me at all if it makes you uncomfortable! I'm just curious and that's where it can end, easily.

How good of you to have that mindset.

No, it doesn't make me uncomfortable, it just makes me wonder why you want to know. Just curiosity?

I used to think in terms of black and white, but I've since then learned.

That aside, I suppose that's it. I've heard plenty of those stories about angels and demons, but they're all fairy-tales for all I know. I think it's amazing to actually meet someone who could explain things more clearly!

Like I said; how good of you.

There is a difference between true stories and the human concept of us, after all. They often get their facts wrong. [ ....huh. ] Is that so.

It is! I mean, can you think of a similar scenario? Another perspective between two facts you may never normally perceive?

It's good fortune! [Neeeeerd]

Parhaps, perhaps not.

Huh.

No, from a scholastic standpoint, it's definitely a benefit.

But, do you mind? Answering a handful of questions to ease my curiosity?

Well, I'm not a scholar. [ he is, however, a demon of knowledge. ]

That would depend on what questions you ask.

Well, first-- what are demon frogs like?

[The first obvious one.]

Demon frogs?

[ Why do you want to know about that? ]

Sometimes like big frogs in clothes, or just looking like humans but with frog traits, like head, or arms or stuff.

I doubt Heaven even exists here.

[The rest of his words are surprising to hear, but she doesn't mention it just yet.]

Edited 2014-03-16 02:49 (UTC)

That's a relief.

Is it, now? Well, considering your position, I can see how that can benefit you. Many others would not share such relief, I believe.

Since angels are nothing but a group of stuck-up pain in the ass, yes, it is.

Good point. I've yet to meet one, but I'd assume they would be exactly like that. Demons have the most fun, in my opinion.

Oh yes, definitely. Even if there are a bunch of demons that are annoying, too. But angles are much worse.

I'm curious, though. How is Hell? Is it truly filled with smoldering brimstone?

I wouldn't say filled with it. That depends on which demon rules the area.

Ah, an age old question finally answered! You have my thanks.

Have you found yourself a crew worthy to sail with, dear?

Is it that old? I mean, I've been living in Hell for a while, but it's nothing I've heard asked before.

No, not yet.

Perhaps in my world, it is. The imagination humans have~!

Ah~? It would be best to get started before the natives bring out their pitchforks and torches. My crew does have room, if you're in a hurry.

Is it now. But yes, humans always make up weird stuff and stories.

I can easily control fire if that's what you're worried about. Torches and pitchforks is no problem to me. Oh, you have?

I wasn't worried about your safety in terms of fire. We're just not allowed to spend more than a week there, else they force you out.

[Grell hums in thought.]

I wouldn't put it past the natives to bring in the navy to remove any of us from there.

Getting back to the point, I do have room, if you're interested.

How incredibly delightful of them. Humans never change, do they.

Not that an army isn't anything I've never defeated before. It is a bit tiresome, however.

I suppose I am. What would you expect in exchange, though?

No, they don't. It makes it easier to play with them, that way.

All we require is having a lack of morals and being able to defend yourself, and the crew, if necessary. We can mostly handle ourselves, just fine.

It does, indeed.

Then that wouldn't pose a problem.

Then when you have time, you can find The Gilded Rose via the navaraiment, when you're able. It's the fastest route here.

I'll keep an eye out for it, then.

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