a twelve year old and a demon walk in a bar

[emulation]

Who: Syhon, in Katie's body | emulation and YOU!
What: Chillin' in Amon's bar, using telepathy powers to develop them.
When: Whenever! You decide the timeline.
Where: AMON LOUNGE BAR.
Rating: TBA!

(Please state in the comments if Syhon can read your character's thoughts and what they are thinking!)

[It's certainly an unusual sight, to watch a child walk into Satan's lounge bar, but Syhon carries Katie's body with ease and a naturalness that sits weirdly on such a young body. There's a darkness in the girl's eyes, a darkness in the smile. Little do people know it's a demon who's twisting her features and moving her limbs.

Syhon sits in a quieter corner, with a glass of alcohol before him on the table. His eyes search the room, ears and mind open to listen in to people's thoughts. He's here because he wanted freedom, if only temporary, yes, but he's also here because he's promised Satan he would work on developing his power. Whatever it takes to serve him, he'll do it.]

Comments

[emulation]

[He'd very much like to incite Sam into punching said creep. It'd be nostalgic and amusing, if nothing else.]

Thanks. You sound like a really good friend.

[whitechocolate]

[ Sam likes to think he's a good friend. ] You're a good kid, I wouldn't want anything bad to happen to you.

Have you made many friends yet?

[emulation]

Oh yes. People are very eager to be friends with one another here.

[Syhon plans to take advantage of that, in time.]

[whitechocolate]

Well, making friends helps restore color to the city, I think. And being alone is just... lonely. [ Sam can't understand why anyone wouldn't want to make friends. ]

[emulation]

[because humans are little more than a commodity, of course. i mean-]

Do you think it will help us? Coloring the city.

[whitechocolate]

I dunno... It's something to do in between the fighting. And if we don't help the natives, who will? They need us otherwise they'll stay like zombies. I wouldn't wanna be a zombie. I'd want people to help me.

[emulation]

That's not as selfless as you'd have me believe.

[oops. The lingo is slipping.]

I mean, I'm sure they're thankful anyway.