"Had to be sure," Johnny said, his eyebrows still furrowed - there was still worry that there was a trap, that this wasn't real. Scott wasn't real.
He walked toward Scott. "I thought Gods didn't get mundane injuries," he said, still frowning.









Cʀᴏᴡʟᴇʏ wrote:"Lucifer has risen," Aveline said, quirking her eyebrow.
//yeahh
Over the months Johnny had gotten quite a few more scars. One decorated the space beside his eye, others dotted around his neck and body. His hair was a bit too long and his clothing was always black. He kept the angel blade holstered on his belt, abandoning his home and living off of people's donations to the 'saviour of the town'. Sometimes newcomers would ask him questions, though the people who had been following him the longest knew he never answered questions and in return never asked them.
You could have called him a churchgoer, if interrupting and contradicting the preacher was something considered holy.
Johnny had become the opposite of what he was before. He was no longer the scared boy he had previously been, relying on Scott for everything, but rather a legend in the streets of London.
Johnny stood up to the thing he'd been dreading the most, and he entered the pub once more, flipping the sign to open. He wanted interaction - to be spoken to, not of.






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