Gabriel was gone - it sort of sucked. On the one hand, the guy was family, and the sort who wasn't actually trying to either kill Aaron or get him to redeem them. On the other hand, Debra was gone, too. Of course, it wasn't a guarantee that the two of them ended up together, but Aaron wanted to believe it. The archangel was dead, after all (yeah,
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"Nice trick." There might have been a touch of envy, there. Aaron's angel-dar was far from perfect, but there wasn't any real question of what the guy was. "Not seen you before - new in town?"
[ooc: I'm assuming they haven't met, though Anna has mentioned Balthazar to Aaron previously.]
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"Been here for a while. I'm just a recluse." Not really.
(ooc: Sure! Balthazar is kind of a big emo because of Castiel, so he was avoiding lots of people. Now he's sulking about Gabe and how Anna treated him lol)
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He was clad in a suit and his eyes looked tired around the edges.
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"Nice suit. Do I know you, buddy?" The guy was obviously not Joe Next Door, but Aaron couldn't sense squat from him.
[ooc: I've been playing it that Aaron can't sense Lucifer's angelic presence at all, something that he could clearly do with Gabriel and Michael. Also, that Lucifer's physical appearance was different in Aaron's canon.]
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Aaron's reaction elicited a smile from Lucifer and he chuckled.
"I like to make an entrance, I can't help it." He said, looking at Aaron. "And no, I don't think you do know me."
Lucifer used the words in a different context. He was sure Aaron didn't truly understand him entirely.
"I knew Gabriel, however." He added.
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He offered his hand. "Name's Aaron, by the way."
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He was making his way out of the church just as Aaron finished his 'not-prayer'. Which... just might have been the reason He'd come outside.
He looked up at Aaron, seeing him on the tombstone, and made his way over.
"Hey." he gave a little awkward wave, "Doing okay?"
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