My Inner Demons Boyfriend Scenarios

You Hang Out/Meet For The Second Time

Asch:

It happened during Ava's screaming session. You and Asch were sitting next to each other, you a little nervous because he could actually conjure fire, and he grunted, looking at you.

"Oi! Prisoner!" You sighed a little, before looking at him. "What are you called here?" Asch had long since introduced himself, claiming to be a prince from another world, and honestly, you believed it. Still, it was weird hearing him ask for your name. You just assumed he was going to call you prisoner for the rest of your time here. So you took your time, thinking, and he crossed his arms.

"Tch, whatever. It's not as if I actually care." Aaand all your fears went out the window. Tsundere talk? Maybe he's not so bad...

"(Y/N)," You smiled at him, causing his eyes to widen and he loosened his stance. "I'm (Y/N)." He muttered to himself a few words you couldn't quite here.

"Hmm." He stared at you. He was frowning, but it didn't seem as angry. "...Whatever." You giggled a little, and he rolled his eyes, trying to ignore Avas screaming. You pulled out a pare of headphones, and put them on, leaning into the couch. The music drowned out the screams, and soon you were asleep, leaning on Asches shoulder.

He didn't seem to notice you.

Leif:

Honestly, you couldn't stop thinking about the cute cosplayer you saw. The photo you took was your backround, and you felt like a schoolgirl with a crush. Of course, you didn't have a crush on the cosplayer, no...just, the character.

Still, you couldn't find any photos of him as you searched the web, nothing on Instagram, or on TikTok, and it was like he didn't exist. So it made you sad, of course, but you decided instead of moping around, you'd go buy some icecream so you could mope with food.

So, after getting dressed, you opened your door, 

and abruptly shut it.

Why? Because there he was, sticking his tongue out at the other cosplayers and a girl from the apartment right across from you. You opened the door again, and made a loud squeak at how close he was.

"Hey!" He exclaimed, his nose almost touching yours. "You're that human girl from before!" You nodded, and he grabbed your hand. 

"H-hey-!" You weakly protested. To be honest you were sort of okay with it. "Can I kill you?" You froze. Not in fear, but in a 'Error; (Y/N) has stopped working due to confusion' way.

"...What." He slumped.

"Is that a no?" You laughed. You didn't know why, but you found his strange behavior funny.

"That's a no." He shook his head and tightened his grip on your hand.

"Doesn't matter! Come on! Me and Rhys are setting up our castle before the prisoner gets back!" You giggled, and followed.

"I don't even know your name!" His grin, although full of spiked teeth, made you happy. You didn't know why.

"I'm Leif, the most powerful Daimos here!"

Rhys:

Well, finding Rhys at the park wasn't what you had expected when you decided to take a walk, in fact, you didn't know what you expected. Maybe it was your Patron who urged you to go there, maybe your familiar, but there you were, sitting with Rhys, watching him devour the icecream you had originally bought for yourself. 

"So," You began, breaking the silence. "You're not human, right?" Rhys nearly spit out his icecream, only stopping merely because of the fact that he didn't want to waste it.

"How did you know?" His voice was calm, but the undertone of a threat was there. Tell anyone, and there will be consequences. You smiled.

"I'm a witch," You began. "I could sense your magic, and my Patron showed me your world through dreams." He nodded, his brows furrowed. You leant forward, placing your head in your palm.

"I didn't know humans could..." He hesitates. "Have magic. At least not back home..." You shrug.

"It's simply a matter of belief for some. Study for others. I have a Patron. It's all different. Most humans here believe magic is a myth, to the point where only the most powerful can master it." Rhys nodded, licking at the icecream again.

"I see." You smiled at him. He seemed really into this.

"So, what are you? And what's your world like?" 

"I'm a Daimos," he said, finishing the icecream, "The world I come from also harbors the name Daimos. And it is a world full of combat, or war." You looked down at the table, and bit your lip in thought. What did they want here if it was a world full of combat and war? Rhys broke you out of your thoughts.

"How about we continue this later," He smiled slightly, making your chest clench. What a ray of sunshine. "I'm afraid I'm needed."

Pierce:

The first time you and Pierce were alone in the same room together was in this strange new world, this 'Earth', and you two were playing chess, a game you were not very good at. Still, you were doing surprisingly well, and you had a sneaking suspicion it was because Pierce was letting you win. You had Johnny in your lap, and you were thrilled that the spirit seemed to like you, as you were somewhat isolated from everything due to Leifs over-protectiveness.

"Hah!" You cheered. "Checkmate!" Even if Pierce was letting you win, a win was still a win, right?

Pierce smiled at you. You snuggled Johnny.

"Hey, Pierce?" You asked as he vanished the chessboard. "Can we do something else? Like...I dunno....spar?" Pierce glanced at you in surprise. He was one of Asches personal guards. Strong, ridiculously so. Not that he underestimated you, of course. You saw his glance and sighed.

"It's just that Leif never lets me do any training. Maybe I can become stronger if you train me, right? You're the strongest warrior I know..." Pierce decided to keep that comment locked in his memory.

"Alright." You smiled widely, dragging Pierce over to the training rooms!

"What do I do first?"

Noi:

So, Ava did, in fact, allow you to be her bodyguard after that. So you stayed beside her for ninety percent of the time, and with your other time, you either slept, or you trusted Pierce and Rhys to keep Asch and Leif in check.

You trusted Noi the most. While you knew he was desperate to prove himself, you also knew he had a moral compass that would stop him. 

So when he came up to you to quietly thank you for helping him when you had met him, perhaps your heart squeezed and you couldn't help but to ask him if he wanted to watch Doctor Who while Ava was sleeping. He didn't know or understand what it was, but you didn't mind explaining it. 

You two spent the entire time cuddling under a blanket as you explained to Noi the different monsters, and reassured him that Weeping Angels were, in fact, not real.