“Oh, ya know. The usual,” Cicada shrugged, “Kill some angels, scare some humans, burn a couple cities down, just everyday things for me in the human world. The war’s been getting worse though. We’ve lost quite a few areas due to either human rebellion or angel attacks. Currently we’re on the defensive and that’s not a good thing.”
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Beau looked up when she said 'killing angels', but didn't say anything about it. He did, however, look nervous and fold his wings behind his back.
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"You forget I've seen it myself. In fact, Aria came from one of those cities. Almost got crushed by a building," he said, thinking back to the moment where the mortal lost her motivation to run from him. (Not in a hopeless way.) Choosing safety and comfort was obviously the better option. Out of the corner of his eye, he noticed Beau shift uncomfortably. He returned his focus on Cicada instead however. "However, it's good to know you've not lost that fighting spirit of yours," the demon added with a grin.
Cicada grinned back at him, "Like I would. I've been fighting since the day I was damned to this place, I'm not stopping now."
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"Now that's the girl I remember," he said cheerily, grinning. He nudged her playfully like he always used to. It used to be his way of trying getting a laugh out of her, but sometimes ended in a harder shove back. Still worth it. It wasn't as if demons were extremely close like humans needed to be. They had moments though
Cicada shoved him back as she chuckled, "I hope so. I shouldn't have changed that much since we last talked."
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"That's fair," Axtin replied as he regained his footing. He grinned back at his friend happily. It was kind of a relief knowing that, as previously said, not much had changed.
Cicada grinned back her teeth slightly flashing, "How have you been? Any news from your end of life?"
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