Hellion
Inner Demons
- Real Name
- Derek Forrester
- Missions
- 16
- Residence
- NYC - Manhattan
- Ability
- Dark Magick, Holy Mystic, Demonic, Angelic, Inhuman
New York City - Uptown
:: For awhile, he had been drunk on the blood of the angel he had killed. The rest of his time in Los Angeles was spent playing. Engaging in whatever games of temptation that he could. Humans were so stupid, but it was so satisfying to be BETTER than them. But this couldn't last, the small part of his soul that begged him to stop what he was doing won over, as it usually did and he had spent a terrifying night at his bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel, shaking and sweating and trying to satisfy his urge to hunt another one of God's chosen. He had crossed a line and he knew it, he had stalked the angel and killed it. Up until then, he had been able to fight the urge. The constant battle between the light and dark parts of him was something he was used to, and although he had come to his senses, boarded his private jet to return to New York City, to be a good boy, he knew that he was reaching a tipping point. ::
"..for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God."
:: The next two weeks, Derek had been a good boy. In New York, he had family, he had responsibility. It was easy to ignore his hunger, his urge to go out and hunt, to seek revenge for the things that had happened to him. The offices of his business, Forest Black Label, a spin off of Forrester Creations was up and running in Uptown New York. Though his family had been good to him, they weren't willing to listen to his ideas for innovation and creativity. They were fine doing what they had always done and it was why they always fell flat. Thankfully he had convinced his grandmother to help him finance his own fashion house, one that was gaining a LOT of intrigue and reputation in the fashion world. His fall line was already being praised before ever hitting fashion week and his men's line was about to be made available for the public. All in all, his image was relatively positive, which was a rare thing for Derek and he was actually enjoying the work that he was doing. ::
:: A creative type at heart, Derek had the kind of eye for design and structure that people would quite literally kill for. He had seen it for years in the fashion industry. He knew he had a skill that couldn't be taught or bought, and he was taking it all the way to the bank. This morning, he had been busy at work, listening to music, sewing and sketching, all of it very mindless. Then the dull ache of a lack of caffeine began to introduce itself into Derek's mind, which caused him to seek out caffeine, something that ALMOST competed with the blood of angels. ::
:: He walked down the street in an impeccably tailored suit of his own creation, watching as the people around him engaged in the monotony of everything it meant to be mortal. The soul inside of him that burned, that physically at times caused him pain yearned for what they had. Their stupid problems of where to go for dinner, of wondering when Susan was coming home at night. It was all so simple and so boring, and yet he felt called to it. But then he saw something that caught him off guard and called to him for another reason altogether. ::
"Tsk. tsk. tsk."
:: Guardian Angels were the dumbest angels of the heirarchy. As if they had watched a few episodes of "Touched By An Angel" and treated it as law. They were always homeless buns, or overweight black women in big hats. They thought they were clever, and hidden. But they weren't to somebody like Derek. They had a light around them, as if they were an incredibly expensive champagne underneath a spotlight. His hunger returned for a moment, and in that moment, his bright blue eyes darkened, and his demeanor became decidedly less human. He watched this angel, this ignorant protector of man as they blended in, pretending as if they were human, fading into the background. It would be easy enough to fuck with it. And easier to kill. Derek cocked an amused eyebrow as he flicked his wrists, and time seemed to almost slow down around him. He wasn't a time manipulator, but he could most certainly turn into the frequency at which heavenly beings existed. He slowly walked forward, like a panther, as he could see the would be guardian angel take notice of him. A predatory smile curled in on his lips. ::
:: Derek was about to give in and give up on his days of sobriety when he caught something out of the corner of his eye. A statuesque blonde beauty in the window of one of New York's most expensive and posh boutiques. Her icy violet eyes met the mirror as Derek shifted his focus altogether. ::
"Perhaps there IS something more delicious than the blood of an angel."
:: In an instant he was there as he moved from an angelic frequency to a human one, walking into the shop. In the far corner, there stood Morgan Victoria modeling a very scandalous, very fashion forward dress in a three way mirror, with an older, equally attractive woman at her side, both of them sipping on champagne. ::
"Now that dress is a shade of red I think the world should see you in more often.."
:: Their eyes met for a moment and the chemistry that had been there in Los Angeles was still present in New York. He moved closer towards her, closing the distance between them very quickly. ::
"Good to see you, Morgan. Very good, actually. I have to admit, I'm a little sad you haven't called."
:: He stood back, his eyes surveying her up and down, delicately and sensually. ::
"But seeing you in this dress more than makes up for it. It's well constructed...a little pedestrian for somebody like you or me, but well constructed none the less. But we both know...if we WEAR it? It BECOMES fashion."
:: Derek's eyes lingered from Morgan slowly as he met the gaze of a somewhat stern, older and elegant woman. ::
"Hello there. I'm sorry to interrupt. I'm Derek Forrester..and you? Well, you two must be related. Morgan is an old friend of mine from our modeling days. I keep serendiptitously running into her.."
:: His eyes met hers once more. ::
"Not that I'm complaining."
:: For awhile, he had been drunk on the blood of the angel he had killed. The rest of his time in Los Angeles was spent playing. Engaging in whatever games of temptation that he could. Humans were so stupid, but it was so satisfying to be BETTER than them. But this couldn't last, the small part of his soul that begged him to stop what he was doing won over, as it usually did and he had spent a terrifying night at his bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel, shaking and sweating and trying to satisfy his urge to hunt another one of God's chosen. He had crossed a line and he knew it, he had stalked the angel and killed it. Up until then, he had been able to fight the urge. The constant battle between the light and dark parts of him was something he was used to, and although he had come to his senses, boarded his private jet to return to New York City, to be a good boy, he knew that he was reaching a tipping point. ::
"..for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God."
:: The next two weeks, Derek had been a good boy. In New York, he had family, he had responsibility. It was easy to ignore his hunger, his urge to go out and hunt, to seek revenge for the things that had happened to him. The offices of his business, Forest Black Label, a spin off of Forrester Creations was up and running in Uptown New York. Though his family had been good to him, they weren't willing to listen to his ideas for innovation and creativity. They were fine doing what they had always done and it was why they always fell flat. Thankfully he had convinced his grandmother to help him finance his own fashion house, one that was gaining a LOT of intrigue and reputation in the fashion world. His fall line was already being praised before ever hitting fashion week and his men's line was about to be made available for the public. All in all, his image was relatively positive, which was a rare thing for Derek and he was actually enjoying the work that he was doing. ::
:: A creative type at heart, Derek had the kind of eye for design and structure that people would quite literally kill for. He had seen it for years in the fashion industry. He knew he had a skill that couldn't be taught or bought, and he was taking it all the way to the bank. This morning, he had been busy at work, listening to music, sewing and sketching, all of it very mindless. Then the dull ache of a lack of caffeine began to introduce itself into Derek's mind, which caused him to seek out caffeine, something that ALMOST competed with the blood of angels. ::
:: He walked down the street in an impeccably tailored suit of his own creation, watching as the people around him engaged in the monotony of everything it meant to be mortal. The soul inside of him that burned, that physically at times caused him pain yearned for what they had. Their stupid problems of where to go for dinner, of wondering when Susan was coming home at night. It was all so simple and so boring, and yet he felt called to it. But then he saw something that caught him off guard and called to him for another reason altogether. ::
"Tsk. tsk. tsk."
:: Guardian Angels were the dumbest angels of the heirarchy. As if they had watched a few episodes of "Touched By An Angel" and treated it as law. They were always homeless buns, or overweight black women in big hats. They thought they were clever, and hidden. But they weren't to somebody like Derek. They had a light around them, as if they were an incredibly expensive champagne underneath a spotlight. His hunger returned for a moment, and in that moment, his bright blue eyes darkened, and his demeanor became decidedly less human. He watched this angel, this ignorant protector of man as they blended in, pretending as if they were human, fading into the background. It would be easy enough to fuck with it. And easier to kill. Derek cocked an amused eyebrow as he flicked his wrists, and time seemed to almost slow down around him. He wasn't a time manipulator, but he could most certainly turn into the frequency at which heavenly beings existed. He slowly walked forward, like a panther, as he could see the would be guardian angel take notice of him. A predatory smile curled in on his lips. ::
:: Derek was about to give in and give up on his days of sobriety when he caught something out of the corner of his eye. A statuesque blonde beauty in the window of one of New York's most expensive and posh boutiques. Her icy violet eyes met the mirror as Derek shifted his focus altogether. ::
"Perhaps there IS something more delicious than the blood of an angel."
:: In an instant he was there as he moved from an angelic frequency to a human one, walking into the shop. In the far corner, there stood Morgan Victoria modeling a very scandalous, very fashion forward dress in a three way mirror, with an older, equally attractive woman at her side, both of them sipping on champagne. ::
"Now that dress is a shade of red I think the world should see you in more often.."
:: Their eyes met for a moment and the chemistry that had been there in Los Angeles was still present in New York. He moved closer towards her, closing the distance between them very quickly. ::
"Good to see you, Morgan. Very good, actually. I have to admit, I'm a little sad you haven't called."
:: He stood back, his eyes surveying her up and down, delicately and sensually. ::
"But seeing you in this dress more than makes up for it. It's well constructed...a little pedestrian for somebody like you or me, but well constructed none the less. But we both know...if we WEAR it? It BECOMES fashion."
:: Derek's eyes lingered from Morgan slowly as he met the gaze of a somewhat stern, older and elegant woman. ::
"Hello there. I'm sorry to interrupt. I'm Derek Forrester..and you? Well, you two must be related. Morgan is an old friend of mine from our modeling days. I keep serendiptitously running into her.."
:: His eyes met hers once more. ::
"Not that I'm complaining."