Who: Grimmjow, Lucyifer
When: After initial contact via journals
Where: Lucifer's restaurant
Rating: TBD
Warnings: Grimmjow's mouth, and perhaps etc?
Summary: He's not a dog, but whistle and he comes. Grimmjow goes to meet his new employer and stay somewhere that has a possibility of heat.
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as the countless numbers hunger for worldwide renown/all the pimping sons of plunder will roll up their sleeves/all searching for the answers they don't even care to know/give it to me/give it to me/you like it? )
Was it a failing inherent in being a god then? Did the act of creation lead one to believe that one had the right to meddle in the lives of others? Lucifer had followed in the footsteps of his father; he had created his own universe and populated with his own people. But he had never dictated their lives to them. He had never set down a list of rules by which they had to abide.
One eyebrow rose. "It is not quite what you think. I find this mockery of Heaven and Hell to be a grave insult. It was bad enough when my father created the places, for not even he had no right to sit in judgment of the souls of the dead. But this is unconscionable. It is my desire to show these gods exactly what Hell is, to make them see what it was they brought into this realm when they brought me here."
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Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupted, of course, absolutely. Grimmjow watched Lucifer with intent now, eyes narrowing ever so slightly. "I'm wary a'bein' part of grander schemes." He murmured, tapping his fingers on the table, eyebrow creeping up as he considered which way he wanted to go. "So. Y'ain't a human, hn?"
That one was obvious even to Grimmjow, but it was still interesting to find out how he would react. "Creatin' Hell. Fuck, 'm all fer it, s'long as it ain't white. S'just, an' it may seem fuckin' flaky, but my ol' boss is here. My creator. He drug me outta bein' a lesser creature. Make me, break me, ehn?" And he didn't do too good of a job veiling his interesting on Lucifer's thoughts towards that, eyes fixed on him now.
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