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"That's like one of those old pirate stories isn't it?" she'd ask about his reference to Black Beard's ship. "Captain Morgan or something like that?"
Emily would sit up, adjusting her wings again behind her. She sat onto her knees and let the cold air blow into her face, but mostly through her hair. It calmed her nerves a little. He'd then correct her about his name to which she rolled her eyes. She thought about making some joke about the months, something like calling him September or November. But he was offering her this ride home so she wasn't about to get thrown out on the street to walk the rest of the way. Not at the expense of some poorly thought out joke.
Instead, she began to chant. It was an old language. Really old. August might even recognize some of the words, but it was one of the first languages ever spoken. That being said, it was still a human language. Not like those of demonic or angelic. As she spoke her spell, she began tracing a line in the air. An Anhk as he'd recognize. The symbol got larger and behind it -covering her- the air began to shimmer and glow. Her wings would fold in and meld into a soft fabric of that from her cloak. Her horns vanished into her hair which began to get shorter and turn purple again. The Anhk then shrank and positioned itself around her neck before ending at a chain and dangling there.
Just like that, the girl he'd seen in the club was back. An illusion spell. And an old one at that. Something witches were known to use, before they were called witches. Before the churches came after them. Why a demon was using witch spells was another mystery all together. Though she still smelled the same. No amount of illusion spell magic could change the way she smelled.
Emily would then move to the front seat next to him, but she didn't climb through the chairs. She went through them. Literally phased through the seat like she had by the knives earlier. Once solid again, when pulled her cloak in front of her and extended her legs as much as she could in front of her.
"I live in an apartment, thank you very much. My family has money, we're not made of money. Oh. And I live alone."
Emily would sit up, adjusting her wings again behind her. She sat onto her knees and let the cold air blow into her face, but mostly through her hair. It calmed her nerves a little. He'd then correct her about his name to which she rolled her eyes. She thought about making some joke about the months, something like calling him September or November. But he was offering her this ride home so she wasn't about to get thrown out on the street to walk the rest of the way. Not at the expense of some poorly thought out joke.
Instead, she began to chant. It was an old language. Really old. August might even recognize some of the words, but it was one of the first languages ever spoken. That being said, it was still a human language. Not like those of demonic or angelic. As she spoke her spell, she began tracing a line in the air. An Anhk as he'd recognize. The symbol got larger and behind it -covering her- the air began to shimmer and glow. Her wings would fold in and meld into a soft fabric of that from her cloak. Her horns vanished into her hair which began to get shorter and turn purple again. The Anhk then shrank and positioned itself around her neck before ending at a chain and dangling there.
Just like that, the girl he'd seen in the club was back. An illusion spell. And an old one at that. Something witches were known to use, before they were called witches. Before the churches came after them. Why a demon was using witch spells was another mystery all together. Though she still smelled the same. No amount of illusion spell magic could change the way she smelled.
Emily would then move to the front seat next to him, but she didn't climb through the chairs. She went through them. Literally phased through the seat like she had by the knives earlier. Once solid again, when pulled her cloak in front of her and extended her legs as much as she could in front of her.
"I live in an apartment, thank you very much. My family has money, we're not made of money. Oh. And I live alone."