Western Heights Station

Kalen

Oh, gods, sh*t's going down, Caleb finally spoke.

Just when I was getting used to you being gone, I growl.

Sighing, I glance at Sky Fate to see what she wanted to do. Was this our fight, or were we looking for something else?

"Sky Fate"

"And you two, do not think because you have those hoods I do not know who you are, kill this beast as I have ordered my daughter." She ordered.

I snear and curl my finger's.

"We do not serve the gods anymore, our ladies have employed us to do there bidding, not the bidding of the gods. Our ladies have there champion's the gods have there's." I retored.

"This is not our fight." Kalen chimes in.

Rayah

"Rayah!" She screams. "Kill this monster now!"

I sigh, "Why do I have to do it? Your the goddess..."

"Don't make me call your father down here!" she says, giving me her death stare.

Not dad. I step foward, taking my gun from my hip and looking him In the eye.

Vincent

"Oho, Aphrodite," I said, grinning. "Letting a child do your dirty work?"
I stepped forward, snapping my fingers. The ground bubbled and cracked. With an ominous laugh, my sword, eight feet of cold, cold demonsteel, ripped from the ground and flew into my hand.
"Go on," I said, arms limp at my side. "Shoot me."

Rayah

I swallow, "Awww mannn...."

I look at my mom, "Are you kidding me?!?"

She points to him and I swear. He throws a punch and I duck, ending up behind him.

Kalen

Oh, wonderful. Just another mindless encounter with a hostile creature, Conrad sighs.

Hostile? Man, that thing is beast! Kay! Lemme at it! I wanna show this guy who's boss! Caleb adds.

This universe must hate me. I swear... To be stuck with you two is an eternal hell, I think.

Wait, I thought you liked hell.

I take a deep breath and turn to Sky Fate.

"I need some air," I whisper, "Just going to take a walk. I'll return when I'm settled, or if I'm needed."

I step away from the platform and head off in the direction of the western wing of the station, looking for something to occupy myself with.

Hello, mama, Caleb charms as I pass a businesswoman.

For your information, Caleb, I like Hades - the place, not my father. I never said I liked hell. Now shut up and leave me in peace. It's hard enough to think as it is.

Rayah

He swings his sword at me and cuts me across the face. "Ah!" I yell, holding my cheek. My anger flares up and my hands and feet turn to fire and I charge towards him, slipping under him then elbowing him.

Molly, I need your help here...- I ask, speaking into her mind.

Vincent

I staggered backwards, swinging my sword in wide arcs so as to make Rayah back away, which she did.
"You're pretty good," I said, grinning. Flames licked along the edges of my blade. "But no matter."

Rayah

I start to see darkness surround something behind him and I grin.

Thanks Molly.

The darkness covered me and I dissapeared, turning invisible and then ending up behind him.

Kalen

I freeze, my skin growing cold and a shiver rolling down my spine. I turn around to find nothing but darkness. Civilians scream and take off, pushing me as they make their way in the direction I was headed. The pull at my gut suggests only one thing.

Aw, sh*t! It's the baby sis! Caleb cries in terror.

Vincent

I saw darkness envelop Rayah and immediately guessed at foul play. Ducking, I was barely quick enough to dodge a crippling blow to my back.
I dropped to my knees and rolled backwards, then rose onto one knee.
"Come on," I said, roguishly, adjusting my Ray Bans. "You don't wanna mess up my hair, do you?"

Rayah

"MOLLY! Quick!" I scream.

She appears behind him and grabs his arm,flipping him and leaning over him with a grin. "Sup?"

I smile, "Thank you!"

She winks at me and fixes her hair, darkness surounding her.

Kalen

I spot her and shiver once more, remembering our last encounter. Without thinking, I'm back at Sky Fate's side, arms crossed defensively.

Don't break my beautiful face, Kay! I love myself too much to see that! Caleb cries.

It's not even your face... Conrad reminds him.

I study Molly, ready for anything.

Vincent

I allowed my aura to flare, and the girl that had dropped me hissed and vanished, steaming slightly.
"Now that's not so sporting, is it?" I said. I stepped towards Rayah, concrete burning where my feet landed. I pointed my sword at her, the blade humming, flames more intense. "Now you'll regret facing an Elder Daemon in battle," I said.