The Heirs of Heaven and Hell
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Harry Potter › Slash - Male/Male › Harry/Draco
Rating:
Adult +
Chapters:
19
Views:
6,691
Reviews:
25
Recommended:
0
Currently Reading:
0
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I do not own Harry Potter, nor any of the characters from the books or movies. I do not make any money from the writing of this story.
How It Began 4
The Heirs of Heaven and Hell
Chapter 14: How It Began 4
Rated: M
By: Celeste Jacobs
Beta: Maria
Disclaimer: HP is not mine. Actually, I wouldn’t want it to be mine. Like before, Siena is my essence.
A/N: none.
“Okay, so maybe this wasn’t such a good idea after all” thought Lilith. Though at the time the thought of turning down Luci’s bet had pricked her pride, now that she was alone in the gathering darkness pride seemed a small comfort when compared with all the horrible things that could happen to her. Not since that final time when Adam had chased her though the forest, had she felt so scared and uncertain. Lilith swallowed and held her head up high. She refused to be scared any longer. She was strong, independent, and she could definitely handle this challenge…even if it killed her.
“I am just going to walk calmly through this forest and prove Luci wrong” said Lilith aloud.
The snapping of a twig shattered her feeble attempt to remain composed.
“So much for walking calmly” thought Lilith and she sprinted away from the sound.
A creature slowly came out into the clearing and sniffed the air. It let out a howl and took off running.
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Luci sat at her throne sideways with her legs dangling over the edge. She was currently playing a silver flute that soothed the half-asleep panther lying on the floor. At least it was soothing somebody. Luci stopped playing and let out a sigh. The panther lazily lifted its head before putting back down again. He could feel the change of his mistress’s attitude in the air and now was not the time for a scratch behind the ears.
“If she wasn’t so proud I would not be worrying about her now” thought Luci as she got up and placed the flute in its place. Why was she worrying? She didn’t care what happened to the stubborn Angel. Were Angels supposed to be stubborn? Suddenly, Luci heard the hunting howl of one of her creatures.
“Something isn’t right” she thought as she walked over to the balcony.
Her panther shot up and began growling. He too could sense that things were off.
“Come Nekomi! We have to save Lilith!” shouted Luci as she ran out of the room.
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Heaven:
“Get on your knees bitch” sneered Adam as he pushed Eve to the ground.
The girl silently pushed herself up and got on her knees. Her brown hair was dusty and threaded with leaves. Her cloth shirt was torn exposing her breast and her skirt was ripped to shreds.
“Now do what you were created to do. Serve me” said Adam.
He grabbed Eve’s hair and yanked her towards his manhood. This one would pay for his last wife’s indiscretions—he would make sure of that.
God watched silently before turning away. He had created a monster but he could not destroy something that was of his own flesh. And even if he could, it still wouldn’t solve the problem. Maybe, there was another way. He regretfully tuned out Eve’s scream and the slap that was heard next.
Chapter 14: How It Began 4
Rated: M
By: Celeste Jacobs
Beta: Maria
Disclaimer: HP is not mine. Actually, I wouldn’t want it to be mine. Like before, Siena is my essence.
A/N: none.
“Okay, so maybe this wasn’t such a good idea after all” thought Lilith. Though at the time the thought of turning down Luci’s bet had pricked her pride, now that she was alone in the gathering darkness pride seemed a small comfort when compared with all the horrible things that could happen to her. Not since that final time when Adam had chased her though the forest, had she felt so scared and uncertain. Lilith swallowed and held her head up high. She refused to be scared any longer. She was strong, independent, and she could definitely handle this challenge…even if it killed her.
“I am just going to walk calmly through this forest and prove Luci wrong” said Lilith aloud.
The snapping of a twig shattered her feeble attempt to remain composed.
“So much for walking calmly” thought Lilith and she sprinted away from the sound.
A creature slowly came out into the clearing and sniffed the air. It let out a howl and took off running.
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Luci sat at her throne sideways with her legs dangling over the edge. She was currently playing a silver flute that soothed the half-asleep panther lying on the floor. At least it was soothing somebody. Luci stopped playing and let out a sigh. The panther lazily lifted its head before putting back down again. He could feel the change of his mistress’s attitude in the air and now was not the time for a scratch behind the ears.
“If she wasn’t so proud I would not be worrying about her now” thought Luci as she got up and placed the flute in its place. Why was she worrying? She didn’t care what happened to the stubborn Angel. Were Angels supposed to be stubborn? Suddenly, Luci heard the hunting howl of one of her creatures.
“Something isn’t right” she thought as she walked over to the balcony.
Her panther shot up and began growling. He too could sense that things were off.
“Come Nekomi! We have to save Lilith!” shouted Luci as she ran out of the room.
-----------------
Heaven:
“Get on your knees bitch” sneered Adam as he pushed Eve to the ground.
The girl silently pushed herself up and got on her knees. Her brown hair was dusty and threaded with leaves. Her cloth shirt was torn exposing her breast and her skirt was ripped to shreds.
“Now do what you were created to do. Serve me” said Adam.
He grabbed Eve’s hair and yanked her towards his manhood. This one would pay for his last wife’s indiscretions—he would make sure of that.
God watched silently before turning away. He had created a monster but he could not destroy something that was of his own flesh. And even if he could, it still wouldn’t solve the problem. Maybe, there was another way. He regretfully tuned out Eve’s scream and the slap that was heard next.