nomoreroom: (No more room in Hell boys)
Alastor ([personal profile] nomoreroom) wrote in [community profile] nexus_crossings2019-01-01 04:12 pm

SUPER FRIENDLY

Christmas done, New Years over, the chance of encountering anything uncomfortably holy has diminished by a lot, and thus, what might be an disquietingly familiar crimson figure has popped back up in the Nexus again.

Just the same as he was before, that smile permanent, he's gotten comfortable in the plaza. Pretty easy to see the direction he came in from too, the snow partially melted and delicate little cloven deer hoof prints burned right down through to the ground. Rather odd, considering the obvious fancy calf skin shoes he's wearing.

"Happy New Years, ladies and gentleman, Happy New Year, hope you had a fantastic holiday, I know I did!

Say, any of you fine folks out there make a resolution? Keep it light folks, lets just have a nice fat chew here! What do you have in mind for the New Year? Don't say lose weight, if you didn't do it last year, well shucks, I don't think this will be your year either, realistic goals, folks, lets keep it light and real.
"

The hiss and crackle of that old vacuum tube radio and the tinny, artificial quality of his voice doesn't do much to lend to the 'lightness' of this entire scene, but hey, it's nothing he can help, nor distinctly seems to care about.

Frankly, a seven foot tall antlered anthropomorphic amalgamation of man and deer was about as un-light as one could get, but that's never stopped Alastor before.
tryingitall: (splaining)

[personal profile] tryingitall 2019-01-10 12:54 pm (UTC)(link)
That's good. Threats without violence are a game that starts out pretty funny but gets tedious before long. Ultimately, Balthazar is a lover, not a fighter (actually, he's more of a drinker than a lover of late), but everyone has limits to their patience.

He's not quite as prone to grins as the demon, but there's certainly something of careless good humor in his expression. "It is! But not every human can be an angelic vessel, and they have to give you permission to enter them."

Was that an eyebrow quirk there? Yeah, there's some inherent innuendo in this topic.

"It's weirdly complicated. The fellow I'm wearing is a delight, though. Picked him up before the first World War." He's actually legitimately attached to his vessel, but that's a story for another time. "Scotch was his drink, so I do like that, but my tastes run more toward brandy and cognac."

"When was that last New Year's? I suppose celebrating any holiday in Hell would be counter to the mood of the place."
tryingitall: (wait what)

[personal profile] tryingitall 2019-01-12 11:27 pm (UTC)(link)
"No, but I did quite a lot of chatting with him. He was an artist. Really very talented." But probably the less he says about his human to a demon, the better.

"Having never been fully human, I can't say if my sensory perception comes to the same thing when I'm wearing one, as what they themselves would feel. I've wondered about that often, actually. But yes, more or less I do feel through a vessel. I can experience taste and touch. The angelic healing factor means I have to drink a warehouse full of liquor before I actually get drunk, but I've done it."

Not to mention a number of stronger and more illicit drugs. And also wild sex.

"That's quite a while back, chronologically, from when I was last on the planet," he says, and then blinks slowly.

"...I've never actually been to Hell," he says, "but I did hold the door open for a friend that had some work there. I think all things considered, I don't want to know what a party in the Pentagram is like. But each to his own, I suppose."