"what in the world, Alexia?!" Alec yelled.
"don't even start that with me!" Alexia yelled, thunder clapping overhead.
Instead of yelling back, the two stared at her.
"what?!" she yelled, not recalling her "uber-hot-demon-angel-bombshell" makeover.
"you look...incredible," Cassius commented, "you finally look the part! I mean, am I right Alec?" he smiled.
"you don't really...look all that different." was all he said.
"aw, really?! Gee, thanks! Now if you don't mind telling me, Why am I playing Head of Security on Earth?!"
both the boys sighed, "it's just your rightful duty." they both said..
"what IS it?!" Alexia begged.
"basically," Cassius started, "up on Earth, demons get out where they're not needed. Bad ones. The ultimate powerful ones. I, however, can control myself...most of the time." Alec scoffed, Cassius continued, "so when the Ultimate ones get out, they influence good people to do bad things, whatever their specialty is. Your job is to send them back down to Hell. There are other 'security guards' that help on Earth, yes, but they can in no way handle the Ultimate Demons."
"and how do I do that?" Alexia scoffed.
"however you need. Violence, negotiation, special powers."
"powers?" Alexia interrupted.
"you'll find out later." Alex said.
"thats not fair!" Alexia whined.
"who said Hell is fair?" Alec retorted.
"I won't do this." Alexia shook her head, laughing, "I WON'T! I can barely talk to people at my school, let alone NEGOTIATE people into Hell!"
"not people, demons." Cassius reminded calmly.
"don't MESS with me Cassius!" Alexia whipped her head around to face him, her hair spiraling in all directions. The wind picked up, and thunder continued to clap overhead.
"you need to calm down, Alexia!" Alec complained.
"I AM CALM!" she yelled back. The lightning struck the ground mere inches away from the two boys.
"o-of course you are, of course! But maybe a little bit more calm would be nice!" Cassius laughed nervously.
Alexia breathed in and out, until the thunder and wind died down, "was that me?"
Cassius nodded, "you have power now. You have more powers than you think. They'll come naturally. And in handy."
Alexia sighed, "the ONLY way I will do this is that if you two do it with me."
"what do you mean?" Alec asked, uneasy.
"I mean, for a while, you have to help me learn the ropes. I have no idea what I'm doing."
Alec was about to argue, but Cassius stopped him, "deal."
"good." she sighed.
Alec spoke anyway, "who's going to watch Purgatory and make sure no one runs rampant up here?"
"are you telling me there's no second-in-command?"
"the twins are." Cassius put in.
"they'll do it."
"I don't think they can-"
"it doesn't matter what you think. I'm your queen now." Alexia grinned, raising her eyebrows, "lets go back to Hell. We have a lot of work to do." she started walking back to the simple white door that led to Hell.
"I have a feeling this'll be fun." Cassius smirked.
Alec just rolled his eyes and followed Alexia.
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Lucifer's Little Angel: The Story of Satans Daughter
ParanormalYou ever wonder what it's like to be Satan's daughter, second-in-command, surrounded by fallen angels and demons, and not even knowing how you ended up there? Follow the life, or rather, afterlife of Alexia as she finds out she is the heir to the Un...
