Wild-Cherry
Make me want it.
How. Embarrasing.
Marci Van Shaye's pale face heald a color similar to that on her deep scarlet wings. She placed a hand above her mouth, gently brushing a pair of thin lips with them. Marci had just walked in on her brother doing things she had never even imagined with one of her best friends. Her crimson eyes had narrowed to annoyed slits as she walked away, pushing the oor to her home closed behind her. True, she was tough. Many called her a hard ass, and she almost always knew what she was talking about. She was the first to correct an annoyingly blatant error, and the last to make it. But Sex? No. Relationships? Nada. This emotion called love? Hn! Pathetic. Shaking her short, angled golden hair, she walked off, boots clicking with each step.
Her tight leather skirt with heald a strong set of thighs, visible behind the jet black trench which lay open partially. Her lacy blouse flowed fluidly in the breeze that blew tendrils of hair before her golden and crimson ringed eyes. She looked around her. Her village lay on the outskirts of one of hell's four borros, Maligo'are. Many believe hell is a fiery pitt of burning flames. Silly humans. That was only the first borro. Hell, in fact, had a layer of Ice as well. Along with a layer of Darkness, and a layer of Salvation ( being for those who did not neccisarily belong in hell...most did. )
Now Marci stood, planted in front of the bridge. Heavy fog smeared the atmosphere, heading warning to any Red angel. Marci, an angel of the high council, had crossed it many times to attend meetings of heaven's archs, and hells high council. She made her way to the beggining of the bridge. An accute eye noted the wysteria and willows gently billowing on the side opposite she stood. Her breath was silent as she backed away slowly. She needed to clear her mind, and studying these little white angels was not doing it for her this time, not including the fact that no angels were present at the time. She considered the other angel's realms.
The relam of the Dream angels- Long discesed. It had been overthrown by a multitude of other races not long ago.
The realm of the white angels, AKA heaven. Pathetic.
The realm of the cloud angel- Red angels really took no interest in these nuetral beings. They were devious at times, but nothing special. Thousands of years ago, however, the Red angels used them as tools. She smirked for only a short moment. This brought her to her favorite.
The realm of the red Angels. Hell. Red Angels, also known as blood angels, were often feared among the others. Especially Dream angels. At least, the ones that still existed.
Sighing satisfiedly, Marci decided on a new route. The final Realm, that o the humans. Earth. What were humans to the red angels? Prey. A miniscule remnant in there ever thirsty hunger for satisfactory complete control. Marci yawned as she spread her wings, their span reaching out to about ten feet. She was simply streatching them...she found much more pleasure in taking her mount. Ah, yes. Her mount. He was a demon horse, black in color, and towering at 23 hands. About eight higher then a normal horse. His name was Cobalt.
As soon as she reached the stables her steed began whinneying, and thrashing. His wings lashed out , whipping the hard wood of his stall, and he smashed his diamond-hard hooves repetitively into the door. She smiled as she reached the snorting beast, and gently patted his fanged muzzle. He calmed down instantly as she placed on his bridal. As soon as she mounted, he reared and began dashing in the direction she commanded. She held on tightly with her thighs and calves, as she did not have a saddle. Finally she arrived at the gates.
" Arc'en Ciel! "
She cried. The all of stone turned into something of a portal, and she flew through. She stopped, Cobalt pawing aggrivatedly. She ahd a choice now. She had already bypassed heaven, but she could travel to the human world, that of the cloud angels, or the ruins of the dream angels.
She chose the ruins.
Digging her boots gently into Cobalt's thigh, he bolted forward untill they reached the misty area. As they crossed through the damaged gates, a chill ran through Marci's spine. Death hung in the air, but not the death she was used to.