Lucifer would do anything for his daughter, Charlie-whether it means bringing Hell to Heaven or burning himself in Hellfire. But perhaps this time, the savior needed saving. Thankfully, Charlie's golden heart was there to guide him. After all, like father, like daughter, right?

Lucifer, deciding that his little starfire was old enough to learn and understand the hidden tale erased from the narrative, called for her. Charlie realized that her perception of her parents, as well as of Heaven and Hell, had been so limited. Who would have thought this is what happened behind the curtains?

[A story of how Charlie sees Lucifer in a different light than just the 'Dad' she knows. Then again, he wasn't called the King of Hell for nothing] OR Charlie's memories of her childhood are hazy, and most of the ones she does recall revolve around her mom and dad. Her life was largely confined to the castle, a place that could transform into a wonderland at her dad's whim. She does, however, remember her aunts and uncles-the Sins of Hell-and fleeting encounters with figures like the Goetia royalties and a few sinners like Zestial and Carmilla. Though those memories are vague, she's certain they've met before. With this in mind, she asked her dad to arrange a meet-up party-which somehow evolved into a royal ball. The scale escalated so much that Charlie can't help but worry, partly for herself but even more for her dad. After all, while he's made efforts to be present at the hotel, she can still see the signs of his discomfort around others. It's clear he's been participating more for her sake than his own, which she appreciates, but now she isn't sure how he'll handle the presence of so many powerful demons and sinners. So, with the upcoming ball, she can't help but wonder: Will he be okay? . . . Turns out, she doesn't need to worry at all.

As the party rages on and the king of Hell retreats to his quarters, exhausted and in dire need of recuperation, Lucifer finds himself in an unexpectedly entertaining encounter with Alastor. While he did not anticipate this turn of events, the devil ends up both amused and reflective on the unexpected joys of his exhausting day. Who would have thought that a demon would become the peak of his entertainment, when the royal ballroom festivities were taking place in the same building?