Chapter Six: The Songbirds.
 
 
 
 
 
“I don’t understand why I can’t just walk...” Erin mumbled from Magnus’s arms. “Or are you gonna say food doesn’t walk itself back to the pantry?”
 
There came a light chuckle from the demon who was carrying her. “I wasn’t going to say that, but you do make an astute observation,” Magnus replied in an easy going manner. “No, I was going to say that if I let you walk back yourself and one of the ot

Chapter Five: Magnus
 
 
 
She tried to remember the words to the song she last heard on the radio before demonic forces pulled her into the Netherworld. The melody came easy enough, but she could not remember the words to it all and merely ended up repeating the chorus over and over.
 
Much like Danny was returned to the room by his devourer, Mickael was returned a little while later by the Demoness, Lyra. She had him wrapped in a swathe of purple brocade and though th

Chapter Three: The Waiting Game Continues…
 
 
Erin, James, and Valarie huddled together and waited. The air was thick and heavy with the weight of their anxiety and fear. In her head, Erin could hear the slow tick-tick-tick of the clock that counted down to the next demon to step through the door.
 
“Whoever is next,” James said quietly. “I’m sorry. None of you – us – deserve this.”
 
“I want to go home,” Valarie said, crying softly into James’s

Chapter three: The Waiting Game
 
 
 
Archeon left them to contemplate their new roles with a promise that food would soon be delivered to them to aid in their recovery. Just before closing the door shut, he paused and peered at them through the crack, his red eyes glimmering with want. “Rest well, morsels.”
 
Once the teal door had shut closed and they were sealed inside, the velvet drapes fell again and they were left alone.
 
“If we don’t eat then we wo

The Nefarious Dealings of the Commorisco Club
 
 
Chapter one: An Exquisite Meal.
 
 
Her introduction to the netherworld had been completely disorientating and happened so quickly that she did not have much time to even panic. There had been a blast of freezing air and something rose up to grip her legs, clasping them together and before she could do more that flap and sway in an attempt to regain her balance, the thing that gripped her yanked and down she fell. Through