Hazbin and Helluva Shorts II

Angelified: Loona

It had been weeks since Loona had been admitted to the hotel. She was a difficult patient. But Charlie was determined to rehabilitate her. After talking with her father figure Blitzo the next meeting included her. Of course, Loona wasn't thrilled. She wasn't about to have any of it. She immediately saw it as being thrown into another place like the orphanage. As expected, a huge argument broke out. And once engaged, it was nearly impossible to calm her down until something was broken. Eventually, Loona did calm down. But she was still furious. She had finally trusted Blitzo, and here he was trying to get rid of her. But that wasn't the case.

After a while, Blitzo was finally able to get a word in. He explained everything to his precious daughter. She meant the world to him. He would never give her away. At last, Loona sat down and listened. The overall plan was for her to get a change of view. Living in one place wasn't good for her. The rehab was a bonus. Blitzo knew Loona didn't have many friends due to her aggressive nature. She also had severe trust issues. But, of course, all this wasn't her fault. Blitzo wanted to mellow her attitude first so she could trust others and depend on them. Charlie assured him that she would do their best. She knew Loona would be a difficult case. But she was ready. The princess never turned someone down.

Over the next week, the hotel staff helped Loona move into the hotel. Of course, she still worked at I.M.P daily. She was given Friday off so she could rest before rebab sessions during the weekend. Adjusting was, to nobody's surprise, a huge trial. Loona didn't speak to anyone unless completely necessary. She stayed in her room and only exited to eat and go out for fresh air. Charlie waited a week before sitting with her on the patio with cold drinks. She made sure to keep their first discussion more casual and relaxed. Loona never said anything afterward, but it was appreciated.

Many months went by. Blitzo visited his daughter every other weekend to catch up and spend time with her. Sometimes they went to cafes. Other times he took her shopping and out to dinner. Loona was doing much better. Of course, her natural hellhound instincts kicked in from time to time, and she still lost her temper. But she had, reasonably, learned to control it. She also picked up some hobbies. One of which was martial arts. And among sports, boxing was especially a favorite. Loona got into less trouble, but she wasn't a pushover. She still found her way into fights every so often. She gradually earned her halo and wings. By the time she left the hotel, the angels had been watching her for some time.

The day finally came when Loona was officially classified as an angel. She stood outside the new and improved I.M.P headquarters in Imp City. Being back home was the best. It had been an uneventful morning. It was afternoon now as she sipped a cold drink and helped herself to some snacks. She glanced behind her. Having wings still felt kind of weird. Just as Loona was about to go back inside, the skies parted, and two angels appeared. She gritted her teeth as they approached her. Blitzo came rushing out. The white lights weren't exactly inconspicuous. He was proud of her. And he wasn't about to let the angels take his daughter away. But, of course, it was her choice. Loona was already arguing with the angels. Sure she had redeemed herself. Sure she had earned her way into Heaven. But that didn't mean she was going to leave Hell. Blitzo watched. Loona made it very clear. She didn't want a new home. She was staying in Hell.