#jadisticnecromancer

There was an instinctive urge to say yes, because frankly she almost always preferred the man leave her alone rather than poking and prodding at her mental state or tutting over her outfit, but she did want to have some kind of stimulation.  She’d go insane in this room.  Maybe that was what he wanted.

It went against everything in her to behave even a little.  It burned her inside giving in even an inch.  But...if he left her to her own devices at any point, she could escape.

“...No.  I’m sorry.”

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Jade had been used, like many demons, by humans for hundreds of years. Some ended up bound to a human for life, some just forced into endless requests from magicians that had no business requesting them. So Jade locked his summoning spell away in an enchanted tome, only to be opened by those with the powers of raising the dead. It was a sensible idea- only a human already aligned with another demon could even possess that ability. Jade was fairly certain he might never be summoned again, and yet, here he was, finding himself away from his home once more.

“You…” Jade took a moment to contain himself as he found his body on earth once more. He stared at the tome in the young human’s hands, then into his eyes. He was worthy. “It appears you found my summoning rite within the pages of Indignation. I am Jade, demon of storms, at your will.” A bow- respectful but cold, was offered to the human.

It was rare that Asutsuo would visit the remains of his home village, choosing to avoid reliving the memories of that horrid day, the day he lost hope in humanity as a whole.

But this visit had a purpose. While the village had been charred, the buildings were still fairly intact, including his home where the bookshelf of his father’s tomes sat. One in particular, Indignation, he wanted to find. It thankfully survived the fires but was not unscathed as some pages were charred or missing. It took him and Stolas working as a team to piece together the rite to summon the demon in the tome.

“I would argue that that’s not how these things work, but I’ve never been in this situation before.”

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Yulia nodded slowly. Right...Well, she supposed her future sight wasn't too damaged if she knew she'd find her descendant and that red haired boy here. And she definitely knew that. Yulia nodded to herself and then smiled at the mention of the Cheagle Woods. Oh, she would love to see the cheagles again! It'd been so long since she'd given them her enchanted bracelet.