god’s disciples.
he turns the words around his tongue once, twice. they feel strange and foreign, just as much as the air that surrounds them. she seems sincere - it’s hard to imagine a reason why she ought to lie, given their situation. though he senses no cursed energy coming from here, something else pulls him in like a chasm. suguru hums, examining her once more. he remembers, then, a moment of his youth.
the baritone of teacher yaga’s voice, idle chatter coming from his side, wood creaking beneath his elbows as he leans closer to listen, attentively: ruptures in reality, curses that can bear the distortion of it, consume it, make it their source of cursed power.
his smile turns serene, though his eyes carry none of it, voice turns somber, ‘ suguru geto. ’
‘ but does it matter? you don’t belong to my world, neither do i have a place here. living with the knowledge of a passing name seems like a waste. ’
' of course it's not my world. if i were you'd already be dead. '
a matter of fact given their location. japan was owned by the noah clan and not a single soul outside could enter without them knowing. though similar it was clear she was in a different world altogether even if she didn't know how she got here.
so i'm going to have as much fun as i can
a low moan in the background; a survivor she left for no other reason than to try and find some more enjoyment until she ran into him. she turns her head, raising a single finger to her mouth with a wicked smile before several candles silence them for good.
i found a new toy to play with now
if she had known beforehand just who they were she would have used her dream to learn all she needed, but she doubted they had any juicy information for her considering how easily they fell.
' but that doesn't mean i can't have some fun, does it? so tell me, what is a sorcerer? i'd ask them, but they're a bit indisposed at the moment. '













