Sybil
Boopin
The black muck eternally dripped in walls of perfectly vertical waterfalls with no splash, almost like some sort of sea of parted oil. The surrounding ooze, littered with eyes all staring at the center of attention and wide awake, began to part once more and form a path back to the entrance of the boiler room. Silence befell the demon despite their intent stares never left him, the thoughts flooding through her head as she processes the situation.
A prison island, the saturation of negative emotions is higher and more sustainable than any other place I have ever been in this century. Filled with the ignorant, wrongly accused. corrupt, the air headed and power-starved. Nothing will be this easily accessible, and nothing will compare to the volume. This is shit. Shit. Why do I have to share some stage with a man trying to play savior in his old age? No one here wants god, they didn't get here because some benevolent force was watching over them. What does that damn book say? He should leave the punishment to the sinners to those with more infernal blood. Gods forbid the church stops sticking their nose in shit.
The sludge which filled the room vibrated as she let out a growl, attempting to accept her position in all this. She viewed it as unfair, seeing her as the rightful heir to the prison and not to be shared. A childish thought, but one that was not too out of place for her usual.
"I will just keep this in mind for the next time trouble occurs. After all, if not this priest, then some other will come seeking a head." Oddly, as the way to the door was revealed once more, there was no trace left of the ooze that encircled him moments ago. Seems the viscous liquid is under her complete control.
Interacts: KasperXIII
"Oh... I suppose I do... yes they are about to call that. I guess I didn't notice how much time had passed when there was so much chaos happening around me...." The spider attempted to move some of her unruly black hair from her face, no real way to put it up with mittens on after all so it had to just hang in its full length. The clock had indeed moved quite farther than she was expecting, but it was ok. For now her seemingly insane inmate was out of her hands and the one sane person now making their acquaintance, and all in all that made this a much better start to this long sentence then she expected.
"You be careful Sith, ok?"
Interacts: Zenpai