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Upcoming scene in my radioapple fic All That Power and All Alone
Alastor - You carry yourself with the confidence of a much taller man, sire.
Lucifer - ...
Alastor - ...
Lucifer -...everyone knows Alastor uses a static-y voice...
Alastor -...
Lucifer -...what other things make you feel special and unique?
Alastor-...
Alastor -...you're really committed to making that ugly top hat work...
Lucifer-...
Alastor-...
Everyone in the room -...
Lucifer -...
Lucifer-...
Lucifer -...I'm proud of you. You've never submitted to beauty standards, no matter how badly you needed a dentist.
Angels bursts first.
I have to work with what to add to the scene later, lol, any ideas? (Inspired by the Basement Yard podcast.)
#radioapple#hazbin hotel#alastor#lucifer morningstar#hazbin alastor#hazbin angel dust#hazbin charlie
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‘Don’t worry.’ (Villain) said, gripping (Hero)’s shoulder. ‘We still haven’t lost. We have the ultimate weapon.’
The hero beamed. ‘The power of friendship!’
Villain glanced sideways at the hefty bazooka peeking out from under their desk. They kicked it inside. ‘…off course, sunshine.’
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more of bioshock infinite au but this time its the first meeting
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*Inhale* This-
Ryan Bergara and Shane Madej, 2089
Artist’s Name: Loui Zong
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He's always going to be my fav!
Reblog if Roman is still your hero.
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Aaaahhhhhh, and also, everyone was kinda against Roman when he was being HELPED by Janus when it came to admitting that he wanted to go to the callback, but now everyone is against Roman again for NOT siding with Janus. Like, he's probably looking at Patton all like 'which one is it???'
See, the reason Roman is so upset about Janus being accepted is because it’s going against those still-same morals he was going on about this whole time. He’s trusted Patton since the beginning, since the Split, to know what’s happening. He’s trusted in Patton’s judgement.
But now he’s realized that Patton isn’t infallible, and the thought of it terrifies him. Because, just like they’ve always been told Deceit is bad, they’ve been told that Roman is good. That he’s the hero, that he’s the prince, that he’s beloved and right and perfect.
But Patton is admitting he’s been wrong before. If he’s wrong about Deceit being bad, who’s to say he isn’t wrong about Remus being bad?
Who’s to say he isn’t wrong about Roman being good? Being the hero? Being needed? Being loved?
So of course he’s angry. Of course he doesn’t want to trust Deceit, especially after that Remus jab.
After all, if the one they all called evil is good, what does that mean for the one they all called good?
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If you look closely, it's the lineout of Roman
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