Post by Azrael Anubis on Feb 4, 2014 23:21:54 GMT -5
With each step he took, he was growing impatient by the second. It hasn’t been long since he escaped the depths of Hell and got himself a crappy mobile home – once again starting up his little addiction, but it has been longer since he’d had anything decent to consume, besides the drugs which weren’t food at all. And that stupid child of his was soaking up all his money… Water was accessible, but not much for food. Like any demon, they craved meat… Plants weren’t as tasting as they once were as the taste for them just seemed to diminish – but nonetheless they were still food; food that Azrael just seemed to ignore. It’s been even longer since Azrael has even seen his family. Worry consumed his body, despite his persona. The only thing he seemed to care about was his family – more or less his twin brother… And the pack of smokes that resided in his right pocket. He was closer to him than anything else. Days he traveled, waiting to just get back home and make sure his family was alright. Maybe he’d talk to his brother? Say he missed him and say he was an uncle now? No… It would be weird for the dead to be back and breathing. Azrael didn’t want to freak out his brother, but maybe Azazeal would understand? No… He’d just understand the beginning, but the traitor and rebellion part he wouldn’t. Being born from a religious family… That would just be foolish.
So having his mind all set to just a visit from far away to just check up on them, Azrael kept on walking. His goal was the large house on the far west side of Essex. Hell, he could walk blinded there if he was just in those lands and not this stupid forest – since that was a short cut and Azrael was just way too lazy to walk some more miles around it. Mass quantities of vines, trees, leaves and other plant life got in his way and Azrael was kind of lost. He had his hydration level stable, but his food intake was just something else at the moment; but hey, what do you expect from a junkie? Once he was out of here, he was good to go! Unless he went in a circle or something… But he wasn’t going to be negative; he had to be positive – for he was going to see his family soon, or at least his brother. Seeing some clearing up ahead after some more hours of walking, Azrael’s pace quickened. As he walked faster through the forest, he paid less and less attention to the surrounding environment and his arm soon found itself rubbed against a small thorn bush, wrapped around a tree and choking the life out of it. Feeling a sting of pain and then the warm eerie feeling of something trailing down his arm, Azrael stopped then looked down at his arm before looking toward the thorn bush, “Jerk!” And now he hated plant life even more.
Rubbing his arm and smearing the blood, Azrael ignored the little pain and kept on walking. It was growing into nightfall and he wanted to see his family before they headed in for the night… If they still did what they did. They couldn’t change so quickly, right? Man, he just hoped they were there. It took him a few moments to make it out of the forest and into the crowded city streets once more. Now he knew where he was going. Head down low and shirt collar stiffened, Azrael walked down the street, trying not to draw attention. In his mind, he just didn’t want to be caught, mistaken for his brother. After all they were twins – they probably still looked the same – though Azrael hasn’t changed since he died, maybe his brother did? Eagerly he kept his quickened pace, walking through the more residential parts of Essex now instead of the business-filled city. Walking more inside, Azrael’s pace decreased amongst the crowds as those deep golden eyes glanced for his old home. It didn’t take long for him to find it, and then his brother paying his parents a visit. A mischievous grin of content was shown on his façade for a moment before it quickly turned upside down when his brother looked his way. Quickly, Azrael turned around, pretending to be a tourist or something that was looking for a certain house number. Glancing over his shoulder, Azrael saw his brother walk off. Approaching his parent’s house and peering through the window, Azrael saw them both alright… Tension lessened then.
Quickly diverting his attention away, Azrael managed to spot his brother before he vanished and began following him. Surprisingly, his brother lived further into the city. Nonetheless Azrael followed him and basically watched over him in secrecy as night started to befall. As the crowd dwindled down to only a few people in the streets, Azrael made his leave. Azrael soon left the more up-tight ad beautiful residential homes of Essex, and headed more towards the busy city – where some bad-sharpened homes as well as abandoned homes resided. Close enough would be his adobe. Pulling that pack of cigarettes out form his right pocket, Azrael lit it and smoked as he walked in the night. Now he wasn’t that lazy anymore. Taking a short-cut through the thinner part of the forest (that cut through a section of the city) was a bad idea. He almost got lost and thus, learned his lesson. Well, just that lesson. He hasn’t learned any others as of yet. Finishing up that stick rather quickly, Azrael walked to a street pole and leaned against it – pulling yet another stick out of that pack and lighting it. Winter… It sure was turning into the North Pole more and more with each and every day. Well, at least Azrael saw his family again… Though he was a jerk, family was something he still ‘mildly’ cared for. Though he’d deny it. With a sigh, Azrael rolled his eyes. He knew he should get back home and take care of those monsters he called his children… But, cigarette’s first. The kids would be fine on their own for an hour, right?