Apadiel nods, her gaze shifting as she blinks, lowering her eyes. She is not surprised that that is Abaddonâs first thought. Abaddon, who was determined to continue the war even in Luciferâs absence. Who still sees the light of victory as something to strive after, even with their general fallen.
âI would stay with them,â she replies, nodding more to herself than to her sister as she voices the decision. âI believe you, about Alana. And even Axel, when he is older, will be powerful as well. But they are Nephilim, and Ericââ
He had been a wreck when sheâd found him with Reyâs body. The loss of Lucifer would ruin him further, and with Lucifer there would be to quick way to bring him back, if he could be brought back at all.
âEric will need help with them, and an angel to protect them until they understand how to protect themselves.â
Because if Eric dies and Lucifer dies and they all die, if they win at least itâs something -- at least itâs tangible when they rest of them never will be. Â She said it and she meant it -- if they all die, those children would be fine because Alana would make it so.
â I donât know -- weâre planning their funerals... Â Do you have time to plan a funeral? Â I have a fiery pit of horrors to run. â
Sheâs trying to joke, but thereâs not much to joke about.
â You think Eric needs help?  When Lucifer turned him, he not only gave Eric his blood, he gave him some of his grace.  Surely you know that.  Who knows what kind of power Eric wields that he hasnât even tapped into yet.  Who KNOWS what catastrophic things heâs capable of?  Eric doesnât need anyone -- except, maybe, Lucifer. â
Itâs a crazy science experiment she wants to hack into, but sheâs not willing to deal with the aftermath from her brother...
â It doesnât matter anyways. Â Heâll probably never figure it out. Â We just need to be ready -- for whatever they need. â













