[center][h1][color=643B46]Nero[/color][/h1] [img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/429798970546454538/1226386442251407480/Nerobanner2.png?ex=66249460&is=66121f60&hm=c5f45517809cc6ee7f9abfd0fb58506b6ca680034b472a07ec629ded6083cdad&[/img] [b][color=643B46]Location:[/color] Hell[/b] [b][color=643B46]Skills:[/color][/b] Smoke Form[/center] [hr][hr] Not wasting anytime once inside the house, I go into smoke form and head straight to hell. I find Crowley sitting at my desk fiddling with one of my hand puzzles, but this doesn’t really surprise me. [color=643B46]”Do you need help with that? I think I can get a child down to teach you how to use it.”[/color] I tease in a snarky tone. He looks up to give me a flat look, obviously not amused by my jokes. “You’ve come back empty-handed.” He states simply. I shrug, walking over to grab my knife from it’s place on my shelf. [color=643B46]”Yeah, well, that thing was rather nasty, so I think thanks are in order instead.”[/color] I spin to face him. [color=643B46]”And by thanks, of course, I mean its time to hold up your end of the deal.”[/color] He rolls his eyes. “Did you want to cash in on that now?” I nod, thinking it was rather obvious what I wanted. Not much later and I have my prize, ready to take it back up with me. Crowley asks me why I’m so eager to leave, seemingly weirded out by my behavior. [color=643B46]”Oh, I’m taking a sabbatical. I found some fun in Chicago so I’m heading back. Don’t contact me unless there is literally no one else who can do the job.”[/color] I grin at him, daring him to object. He doesn’t. [hr][hr] [center][h1][color=F0A06B]Nic Wu[/color][/h1] [img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/429798970546454538/1223747270802149476/Nic_Wu_banner.png?ex=661afa75&is=66088575&hm=b13ed3c54ac348703a9190e60ae9256724ca38ffa278de3f035d951f6c81fa22&[/img] [b][color=F0A06B]Location:[/color][/b] Chicago, IL [b][color=F0A06B]Skills:[/color][/b][/center] [hr][hr] With a groan, I sit up, holding my head in my hands. I feel like I had slept for the first time in a week but also like I’ve never slept in my life. I tiredly run my eyes before I realize I’m not at my place. I peer around and not really able to recognize this particular interior. I hear some light snoring and my eyebrows shoot up. There, sleeping soundly on the floor, was my father. I nearly fall off the couch I’m on, unable to believe my eyes. [color=F0A06B]“Bàba?”[/color] I whisper as I reach a shaking hand towards him. His own eyes flutter open and find me peering down at him and without hesitation the two of us are embracing each other tightly. I find myself starting to sob, overjoyed that I didn’t lose all my family, that I still had my father.