The world is never as it seems. Angels turn out to be demons and demons, angels. It is all a matter of how one perceives what is good and what is evil that really boils it all down to the correct answer, or what they assume to be the correct answer. In reality, there is no correct answer. There is just yes or no… and there is no difference between the two. Axel knew this better than anyone he’d ever met. Of course, Arwen had shown some interesting knowledge, but it wasn’t in the same field as Axel ruled over and gambled with. It was a completely different one. The stench of labor soon brought the maned wolf to a halt and he raised his nape, inhaling sharply. He knew this one… yes, he did indeed. It was Earthen Fairy, and by the terms of a wolf’s pregnancy, it would seem that she was having his younglings. The kalak took a detour from his rounds around Cold Summers and followed her heavily laced perfume to Leisure Lake, where it led him to a hole in the ground and he peered in, emerald optics calm, unchanging.
Good day, sweetheart... you smell absolutely delectable A strange feeling in the brute's stomach rose. He felt like raping her. Like taking her as his own again and again and again. His optics flashed with devious intent for a mere second, the green turning to red (metaphorically) with anger, lust, and revenge. He could even kill her after wards and collapse this filthy hole to clean up his mess. The demon was tempted. O, was he tempted. Temptation clung to him like an old lover, begging for his approval. But he stayed put, exactly where he was, and waited for her to acknowledge his presence. These were his bastard pups.... the first of many. Axel had never been a King before, and now, as the young were nearing their entrance into this world, he imagined all the troubles he could put them through... and he grinned, though his expression turned back to being kindly and gentle.
No one wants to believe that a demon lies inside an angel. That's why people are so easily and hastily fooled. And they bleed even faster.
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