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Omake - Devilla and Lucy in the woods - (Not) Demon Queened 6.1
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not written by Princess Kay, but posted "somewhere" with Princess Kay's permission
(c) B.Lowe
License:
If you can imagine a use for this text, I allow it.
If you are Princess Kay and can imagine a use for, I would feel honoured :-)
This story is inspired by Demon Queened written by Princess Kay. It is
not written by Princess Kay, nor is it cannon. It simply came into being
out of my appreciation of the story and eagerness to continue it in my
mind and my desire to write something. This "fork" of the story will go
nowhere. A continuation is not planned. Stick with the original, it's
likely much better.
It's a "what may have happened but never did," that takes place after
Demon Queened Chapter 6
Beware: Undoubtedly I imagine these characters differently that Princess
Kay does. Thus they are technically not the same and you, the reader,
will likely notice differences.
"I still want you to come with me!" Lucy stated, which evoked a sigh from
Devilla. Lucy was nice, but the way she simplified everything was
exhausting. Sure, taking a straight forward path suited a heroine, but
the price was always something being left our or someone being left
behind. Still, Lucy was a good person, unlike her. So she wanted to be a
bit close to her, while talking to her, and preferable not have to look
her in the eyes in the process. So, with a kind of resigned air about
her, she got up to move behind Lucy, sitting down behind her and then,
after short consideration, embracing her. Lucy liked it of course: "Oh,
see I told you that sex and love go together a bit at least". "Don't go
worming your way into my heart now!. Though I guess, sure I do like you
well enough," Devilla sighed.
"Look, it's not that I dislike the idea of journeying off into the
sunset. Actually I'd love to do just exactly that. I wouldn't even mind
doing it with you." Lucy smiled and leaned back into Devilla ample bosom.
Turning her head as she tried to catch Eena's eye. "But!" "But what?"
"But there are people I feel responsible for. I've told you: I am on a
journey of self-improvement, right? But there is more to it. There are
people I can't just abandon!" Devilla surprised herself, saying this.
After all, her plan so far had been exactly that: abandoning her people
for the good of her people. With a bit of running from her bad image on
the side. But somehow, in the last days, she kind of resigned herself to
the realization, that she would never forgive herself If she didn't do
what she could for the demons in the tower. "I mean, not like this, I
have to make sure... well, make sure they are going to be ok. I don't
want them to suffer because I wasn't there for them!" That "Whoa, you
really care about them, do you? They must be really important to you!. I
knew you were a good person!" Devilla, eager to avoid Lucy's optimistic
eyes, looked away, a self-derogatory smirk on her lips. "Not... exactly."
Lucy had one of these "go on, go on" looks on her face. She really wanted
to to keep Eena sharing, and managed to dredge up enough common sense to
know that the best way to do so, would be to just keep quite and expect
her to continue. Devilla sighed and gave in. "I don't even know most of
them and none of them have the best impression of me. Actually, I'm
pretty sure their opinions range from indifference and disappointment to
outright disgust." Lucy's eyes took on a glimmer "And yet you want to
help them? You're so selfless!" Devilla's hands on Lucy's shoulders
stiffened. "I am not!" Lucy's optimistic high opinion of herself was
becoming harder and harder to stand. "Just shut up, ok! Spare me, ok!"
Lucy looked like she wanted to protest, she face betrayed her mulling
over just what she should say and then, surprisingly, settled on a soft
"Ok, I ... I am just gonna listen for now. If that's what you want".
Devilla's hands on Lucy's shoulders relaxed. "I do want to just run off.
Away from their opinions. From my previous actions. But I can't! Not
until I've made sure they will be ok. I won't! They have been treated
extremely unfair. They've been judged and marked as obsolete and
abandoned. Even by the Goddess herself. It's so unfair, it enrages the
hell out of me. They have repeatedly been trampled over and then
discarded by the world and if I did the same now, then I could never live
with myself.". Lucy's face said she was trying to figure out who Eena was
talking about. Probably wondering why she had never heard of a village in
such dire need of rescue. "I don't believe that, the goddess loves
everyone! Trust me, I know." That evoked a short dark laugh to Devillas,
that she cut of after only a short while. She had already said way to
much. She didn't plan on revealing that she was talking about the demons.
"If you say so. You are the heroine after all. Anyway... I might not be
the best person to help them, but I won't abandon them either! So I can't
come with you. Understand!?" "Yes, I understand!" Devilla was almost
relieved upon hearing that, but something about it felt off. Why was Lucy
still so determined? "Then I will just have to come with you!" "What?"
"We'll save them together! I will help you save them. Then you can join
my party and we can defeat the Demon Queen together! If they have a bad
opinion of you, I will help you. I will show them what a great person you
are.". She went on and on, even over Eena's exasperated look at her.
"Them AND You!" "There's no winning with you, huu,," Devilla sighed
silently to herself, "is there?" Louder, "I'm telling you, you can't!"
"Why not?" Devilla stood up and started collecting her clothes, still
strewn about on the forest floor. "Because I said so! I don't want you to
come, ok! Don't come! Leave me alone!" "I .. I .. But... you need my
help. I want to help you! Please let me help you!" Devilla raised her
hands hands, as if to crush the very air itself. If she walked away, Lucy
would probably just follow her. She could fly away, but would reveal
herself as Devilla in the process. At least she would want to put the
potato bags into her bag of holding first, but demonstrating that she was
the owner of a heavenly item would also out her immediately. If she were
to run, Lucy might be able to keep up with her, as she wasn't fully
recovered yet. Besides, she wasn't too keen on running in heels trough a
dense forest. The only solution was to convince Lucy that they have to go
their separate ways. She just had to be extra firm. "No! Our ways part
here. I'm going this way. You are going that way. Goodbye". Lucy got up
and wordlessly picked up one of the potato bags. "What?" "I still
promised to carry those for you. At least until we are ouf of the
forest.". Devilla took the heavy bag out of her hands. "Thank you, I can
carry them myself just fine." a short silence later she added "It was
nice meeting you, actually... Goodbye!" With that she turned and walked
away.
Obviously she hadn't been firm enough though. It did not take long for
her to discover that Lucy was indeed following her a short distance back.
Devilla continued walking. Lucy continued to follow. Devilla choose at a
fork in the road. Lucy went down the same path. Devilla speed up. Was the
heroine finally falling behind? But now, there she was again. Should she
start running after all? She still had her dignity though, so Devilla
stopped and let Lucy catch up. "Why are you still following me?" "You
happen to be going my way.". Devilla stared at her. "Alright, go on then,
I will rest here for a while." "I can't. I'll rest here too, for a
while". "You can be really annoying you know! You don't look tired, just
be on your way." "But, I don't know the way." "What in hell's blazes are
you talking about?" to which Lucy brazenly answered "Well, you're my way
now, so I won't know where to go If you don't. I can go anywhere I want,
can't I? I choose to go where you do!"
What, the, hell! This just wasn't real, was it? Lucy the heroine, was
apparently stone-set on following her until she reached the demon tower.
Supposedly to help her save people in need. What would she do if she
found out that the people she had been talking about were all demons.
Would she be willing to help them? Her actions in the game suggested, she
actually might. But how could she even do that? She wasn't likely to
abandon humanity or the church. She claimed to feel the goddess
intentions but who knew what that goddess was scheming. After all, it was
her, that originally declared humanity as the only species fit to inherit
all the lands. She couldn't be trusted. But as things were going now, she
could kiss her plans goodbye. No wait, it could turn out even worse. If
she turned up at the tower with Lucy in tow, her people might brand her
as traitor. Worse! They might feel she had finally and truly abandoned
them and despair. But if she could show the heroine the tower, it might
not be so bad if Lucy got to know some demons, especially if she learned
that they were just like everyday people. That the tower was just like a
big town, with bars and markets and folk living normal lives. No, she
couldn't take that risk. She didn't actually want to fight Lucy and
bringing her to the tower might force her to do exactly that. Wait a
moment. Lucy did not have that collar on her yet, did she? She didn't
have a bag of holding, so there wouldn't have been anywhere for her to
hide it. A small smile played over her face as she recalled that she
really had seen and checked Lucy's everywhere. So no collar, meant less
danger. Could bringing the heroine to the tower early change their fates?
Or would it just give her intel that she could use against them later?
What about herself then. Would her citizens recognize her, if she went to
the tower as Eena? The would for sure. She hadn't changed her face when
meeting Lucy and that face was printed every coin used in demon economy.
One more thing: would Lucy even be willing to follow her to the tower?
Telling her her destination just might be the fastest way to get rid of
her. If not though, what would happen? The scenario she had planned would
be shot to moon? To be fair, it really wasn't much of a plan in the first
place, yet having a bad plan felt much better than having no clue about
what to do at all. The only upside was, that an uncertain future, which
she could force now, would likely not have any collars in store for her.
That at least didn't sound so bad. Suppose they went to the tower and
Lucy attacked her people, her generals would immediately deal with it.
But it surely wouldn't look good when, as was her creed, she just stood
by doing nothing until she had ascertained that Lucy was far to strong
for other mortals. The heroine wasn't that strong yet though. Another
point in favour of going now. Sure, killing the heroine off early was a
no-go for her. Not An Option! It felt wrong and unfair and restoring
fairness was kind of what her family was all. The family she had never
met and only heard about from others, yet did not truly want to
disappoint. Sadness must have shown on her face, as Lucy suddenly made
some sympathetic expressions, so she reeled herself back in. This was not
the time for reminiscence. Back on topic,... maybe there was another way
to nip fate in the bud. If things went well, that is, avoid a situation
where the heroine and her generals killed each other, might Lucy
cooperate with her?
She did say, she considered every living, thinking, being worth saving.
She should be able to view demons as people, right? It should be
alright.. she herself had hated the thought of interacting with smug and
goddess chosen humans, but after actually meeting them.... shit, she
actually liked Lissera and her village.
Even if she could convince Lucy, what could they even do? Ideally, she
wanted to at least be able to trade with the human villages in the area.
But ultimately.. demons needed to reclaim some of their lands. Sure, most
didn't need sun, but they did need farmland. Access to the sea would be
nice too. Everyone being cramped into a single big tower was no way to
survive. In fact it was a single point of failure situation and thus a
sure way to eventual extinction. War, Plagues, Famine, anything could
happen. In fact, didn't she remember reading that in order for plagues to
break out, closed-off, cramped ecosystems are a hard prerequisite. In
many ways, the tower was not a good place to be for the last of several
species and the price of choosing the wrong path forward, was extinction
of everything that currently made up demon-kind. Thinking of it in these
terms, made her blood grow cold at her own failures as a princess so far,
and at the same time boild at the goddess callousness.
She really didn't know what was best. But she kind of felt that when
there was no known good way, bold action was required. Or at least it
felt better to do _something_. It all came down to a single question:
Could she trust Lucy? By extension, could she trust the goddess whose
intent Lucy said she could feel?
She really wanted to make sure and forcing the issue now, was the fastest
way to know. Even if it might doom her. It could all be a ploy by the
goddess after all. Everything from killing Devilla's parents, turning her
into a brat that mucked up the rite's incantation, to inspiring Lucy to
not leave her alone. But No, she really couldn't blame anyone but herself
her brattiness. Weirdly, now that she wasn't even really pure Devilla
any-more, she couldn't even wholly blame herself. Her actions from now
on, those were her own, and that scared her. If she took a misstep, she
would be responsible. If would be her mistake, whoever she was, that
strange amalgam of Devilla and Jacob. Abigail would not be the only one
to suffer. Whole species might go extinct. Even if Lucy might not intend
for that to happen, she might still be the catalyst towards that very
end. Devilla had been staring hard at Lucy all this time, and now she
considered how she might possibly make her understand? Could she even
understand?
"I'm going to the demon tower!" She hadn't really decided what to do yet,
but blurted that out anyway. Her blood felt as if on fire. What would
happen now? "The demon tower? Isn't that too dangerous? Is it because of
the people you want to help? Even I think I am not ready to go there
yet!"
What should she say now? Just soldier through? The truth then: "I am
going to the demon tower, because the people I want to help, are the
people living there!" - "If you really want to come along, come along!" -
"I don't really know If I can guarantee your safety.. or even mine... but
if you want to come along no matter what, then I officially invite you to
see the tower from the inside. I want you to see that the demons living
inside are just normal people too." Lucy had a kind of blank look as she
was staring at her. "What? -O..Oh...ok.. Ok I guess?" "What?" "I said,
'ok'. I am not sure what's going on with you and I think it's insane to
go to the tower. But I also kind of trust you. So... Ok.". "You sound
live you've been inside before. So it sound like it will be fine and if
you haven't I sure can't let you go there alone." - "Wait! Are you.. you
know.. a demon? Is that why you are so strong? You don't look like a
demon." Lucy was looking at her with a mixture of a frown and a
questioning look. "I .... it's complicated?" "How is it complicated? You
can tell me! I won't hurt you!"
The statement caused Devilla's sardonic side to flare up, "You won't hurt
me? How mighty magnanimous of you!" That caused Lucy's eyebrows to frown,
"I didn't mean it like that. I know you are strong. But I am still the
strongest there is, I can show you! But, you know... without hurting
you." Her genuine naivitey caused Devilla to form a smirk that soon
developed into a hearty laugh. "Alright, Alright," she put out a hand to
stop Lucy from doing anything dump, "you are the strongest! So let's keep
it at that." Unfortunately this caused the opposite effect and Lucy went
off on a tangent "Now I really want to train with you!" she looked
almost hurt when she suddenly demand that I spar with her. "Don't you
trust me? Even after all that? I told you I won't hurt you. I can keep my
word, even if you are a demon. Why, it's even better if you are a demon,
I can get some real training in!"
Did she even get what she just said? Likely not. The heroine wasn't that
much younger than her, but somehow Devilla felt like she was talking to a
young school kid. Maybe it was the combination of her two lifetimes in
different worlds. Maybe people in this world just had less access to
information and were a little bit simpler. It was hilarious to think that
she, the bratty self-absorbed abusive princess, now felt more world-wise
that the heroine. Hilarious and somehow wrong. She had so many things to
make up for, but now she got the impression that most of her moral
concerns hadn't even been invented yet, in this world. She took a long
drawn out breath..., calming herself, to explain. "Ok. First... Suppose
it's myself that I don't trust with fighting you! I, problematic as that
is, don't actually want to hurt you either!" "And Second... what do you
mean it's even better if I were a demon?" "Well, you know.. I have to
fight demons eventually.... so it would be good practice?" "And, suppose
I were a demon... you think I would be on board with that? Me helping you
get better at fighting other demons? There are few enough left as it is."
"Well, didn't you imply that they don't like you? It kinda makes me want
to fight them" "No! I don't want you to fight them. If you need to fight
anybody, fight me. But no, don't fight me either. I don't want to fight
you!. Aahhhrg, why is this so difficult. Just... go away... stop being
the heroine... why are you even here?"
"So.. ?hhm, I really can't tell, are you a demon now, or aren't you? You
look completely human, but then you talk as if you know the demons really
well.." Devilla said nothing, instead she simply used a bit of magic to
swipe the chestnut colouring from her hair, letting her white hair blow
freely in a sudden and convenient breeze. Lucy stared at Devilla and then
in a quiet voice just said "Oh!"
Fawn
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