Like Lazarus from the pit...

[tryandmakemedie]

In the city of Chicago, there is a very happy demon. And whlie that isn't exactly abnormal, it should bring some worry to the residents of the city.

Ladies and gentlemen of Chicago, may the narration present Noah Smith, blood on his hands and an amused smirk on his face. He hasn't been in the city very long, but he's already managed to make his

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[sauntereddown]

Some people get a sort of sense for death. Angels of death. People who die a lot. Charun.

Logan sighs, rolling her eyes a little - not that she doesn't enjoy killing just as much as any other demon, but really. Walking up to the man, she hands him a handkerchief she got from God knows where - there aren't a lot of pockets on her outfit. "You might want to clean up. There are archangels around here."

She's not afraid, but she is cautious. It keeps a girl not dead.

[tryandmakemedie]

Noah is a little surprised by this woman coming up to him, but barely shows it. He just quirks one eyebrow up and continues smirking.

"Thanks for the tip," he says in a low voice. He takes the handkerchief from her and begins to wipe his hands on it. "I assume you're from here?"

When you assume, Noah, you make an ass out of me and you.

[sauntereddown]

That earns him a look of "don't be stupid". Her accent doesn't even sound like it's remotely from here, though when she lets her accent go, it never does fit into one specific place, some odd combination of generic American, Irish, London, Indian English... It's really best not to try to parse it. "I'm on vacation, actually."

Only a demon like her (or Missy) would choose Chicago as a vacation spot.

[tryandmakemedie]

Noah nods. "Interesting," he says. "And how has your vacation been thus far? Good place to stay, or shall I move on? I hear Tokyo is lovely this time of year."

He really is curious to find out how things are, as much as his tone might say otherwise. He'd like to get some hunting in, and archangels aren't much if the kill is easy. Because it's worth it.

It's always worth it.