Who Dares Disturb the King of Demons!

@kingofdaemons​ || starter here!

“Oh… it’s you. You’re that… person…” A glance up and down, taking in the physical appearance as to not forget, though she doubt she would, “who hangs around Edalyn, aren’t you?”

King squinted at the woman for a moment. Why’d she say person like that? It took him a second to recognize her face, but then she said Edalyn and he knew exactly who she is. “I am, yeah. And you’re her sister. I’m King,” he introduced himself even though he was pretty sure Eda had probably said his name around Lilith before. Not that she saw Lilith all that often. “Um... Eda isn’t here, if you’re looking for her. But if you were here for thrifting,” he motioned to the stock around him in the store, remembering that he had to be a good salesman even though he was a little nervous with Lilith around. “We’ve got plenty of options for you.”

King and Luz get into trouble a lot together. Honestly, they shouldn’t be left together unsupervised. 

Sometimes he wonders if its weird that one of his best friends is so much younger than him, but other times he forgets that there is such a big age gap. Either because Luz is mature or he’s immature (the latter is more likely, though he won’t admit that.)

He enjoys writing and doing art with Luz. She’s one of the only people he really feels comfortable sharing his art with and if she seems to like it then he’s willing to show other people. 

they have friendship bracelets.

Sometimes he gets jealous when Luz wants to hang out with her friends her age more but he knows that’s ridiculous so he tries not to care so much. But when she ditches him to hang out with Eda, that’s when he really gets jealous. 

He probably never says it, but he’s proud of and impressed with her ability to cast spells, especially in the way that she does it. Magic has always been a mystery to him, and to see her grow beyond even what Eda has taught her is incredible.

@starbliight​

Sitting at the front check out area of the pawn shop with her feet up on the counter, Eda casually flipped through a magazine as she waited for the next customer to show up. Thankfully it wasn’t long before a hoot rang through the building - the alarm she’d set to go off whenever a new person entered. “Welcome!” she called out, turning her head to smile wildly at whatever new customer was here. “Looking for anything specific today? Want to see our daily deals? Here for a little something extra?”

“It’s just me, Eda, you don’t have to pretend to work,” King called out over the box of stuff he lugged in. “Someone dropped all this stuff off on our porch. Like we’re just some dump,” he mumbled as he set it down by Eda’s feet. “Like, look at this lamp, the cord is completely stripped, this is literally just someone’s trash.” King put his hands on his hips, shaking his head at the box. “Can we do anything with any of this stuff?”