Touro Infirmary, New Orleans [Afternoon, Christmas Day]
It was all done. All over. Cassie should've felt relieved. All she really felt was empty.
She was a little annoyed by the unfathomable feeling of despair. This was what had to be done, and she'd done it. Things could finally go back to normal. None of those two hundred soul-hungry Nephalim would be released, and with any luck, Azazeal would give up and move on to his next project.
It was certainly a good thing Cassie didn't know, that just a short walk away across the hospital, Azazeal was standing a careful watch over their son.
"You did the right thing," he said coolly, not even looking at the awkward doctor who had saved his child. His eyes never left the tiny baby in the incubator. Azazeal watched the unsteady breathing a moment longer, before glancing back, "It will not be forgotten."
Yes, it was definitely a good thing she didn't know.
[[ooc: NFB due to distance again. Open to those who would have a reason to be there.]]
She was a little annoyed by the unfathomable feeling of despair. This was what had to be done, and she'd done it. Things could finally go back to normal. None of those two hundred soul-hungry Nephalim would be released, and with any luck, Azazeal would give up and move on to his next project.
It was certainly a good thing Cassie didn't know, that just a short walk away across the hospital, Azazeal was standing a careful watch over their son.
"You did the right thing," he said coolly, not even looking at the awkward doctor who had saved his child. His eyes never left the tiny baby in the incubator. Azazeal watched the unsteady breathing a moment longer, before glancing back, "It will not be forgotten."
Yes, it was definitely a good thing she didn't know.
[[ooc: NFB due to distance again. Open to those who would have a reason to be there.]]