[Tonight We Are Victorious RP] @broadcasting-screams-since-33 @first-sinner-of-hell
... It's been a year since Vox conquered Heaven, and even Sera has to acknowledge that it wasn't, as False God puts it, "a major clusterfuck".
"Language!" Sera hisses. "What if any of the Winners hear you?"
"They will experience a bittersweet nostalgia for the days they could use such words without having to fill out a ton of paperwork on why it's personally important for them to swear," Vox responds smoothly, and barely dodges the smack of angry seraphim's wing.
"Anyways, I think we should throw a party. To celebrate the new order? The reforms of the afterlife? The implementation of the shared network between Hell and Heaven?"
Sera is against it, of course.
Unholy Trinity vetoes her protests.
"It's the first normal party in AGES!" Val exclaims. "We WILL have it."
God-Vox really goes all out on making it a proper celebration. And even though he is tempted to turn it all to the celebration of himself, he knows his audience and turns it to the celebration, dedicated to peace between Heaven and Hell and to the end of exterminations.
That's why it's official name (and length) is Three Nights Party.
The party takes place in the central districts of Heaven and in central districts of Pentagram city, with several platforms slightly lower than Heaven (thanks Emily for her enthusiasm) and several platforms slightly higher than Hell (thanks Zeezi for her involvement).
Vel chooses their costumes and decorates all the venues, making a literal conceptual miracle of finding same theme and spinning it different ways for Hell and Heaven.
Val almost gets into fist fight with Virtues over the part of entertainment in Heaven, but, surprisingly, they find a compromise.
Vox, feeling generous, allows Emily and Charlie choose the menu and drinks, because in the worst case scenario they all will be snacking on Happy Meals, and in the best case scenario it will be all very tasty and very colorful.
And then Val, Vel and him put a playlist for each stage. Together.
Which almost becomes a reason for another three day war, but between them exclusively.
Vox, loyal to his innovation course, creates special holographic party places in Hell and in Heaven, which allow consenting Sinners and Winners (star-crossed lovers, long lost relatives and friends, mentors and their failed students, redeemed and unredeemed) meet in the same place and dance together.
He also makes exceptions for some special guests and allows some of the Sinners from the Hotel to temporarily come up, based on Charlie Morningstar's recommendations. And, since he is, actually, in a good mood, and Emily seems to have realized the power of the puppy eyes, Vox caves and lets Sir Pentious to come down and party at the Hotel.
He was also considering offering the unique chance of ascension as the culmination
Truth be told, False God knows that the celebration is a cause to be on heightened guard. He does implement additional safety measures to prevent:
former exorcists from starting a coup;
anyone finding his damn canon;
seraphims and archangels from trying to take him or his Trinity members down;
vengeful Sinners from killing former exorcists;
former exorcists from killing Sinners who fought back against them;
former murderers from coming and torturing their Winner victims (the irony isn't lost on him in this case);
goody two-shoes from shaming the Sinners for partying on different terms
and that is just the tip of the iceberg.
Then, of course, he is very cautious about any possible Radio Demon related issues.
It's been half a year since they've met the last time, and, though Vox, of course, kept an eye on Alastor from time to time, he cannot help but think that maybe the other Alastor (and Valexa, for that matter) were wrong and he doesn't have a single chance of making up with someone he has nothing but complex emotions about.
Well. At least Alastor talks now. And makes broadcasts, to which God-Vox tunes in. And looks... significantly more happy than in Heaven. And Vox can pretend that it's their mutual decision to keep distance for a while rather than Alastor ignoring the fact of his existence.
Sometimes God-Vox wonders if the entire dimensions crossing thing was just a fever dream he had.
But Alastor still has his Winner-like appearance, so, probably not.
God-Vox tries not to think about it too much. It's still raw and painful, and he is a God, for fuck's sake.
He has too many issues to solve to concentrate on his feelings of whatever kind.
And, maybe, that tense mindset is precisely why Vox doesn't pace his drinks as thoroughly as he should on the first day of the Party.
As an overseer, False God moves from Heaven to Hell and back, gossips with his Vees, toasts with Overlords, toasts with seraphims, makes polite conversation with Virtues, meets his Sinner fans, meets his Winner fans, and by the moment he escapes to (and then returns from) the church of the Speaker of God, Vox catches himself on the pleasant feeling of slowly getting plastered.
Besides, the heavenly punch is, in fact, very sweet and tasty.