playing angel

You weren't going to believe in anyone but God until the very end. Every Sunday morning you spent time in church. The smell of palm and melting wax was calming. No obsessive thoughts came to mind, only cleanliness. You liked and were happy with this arrangement, and getting up early in the morning gave it its own vibe. Naturally, outside the church you were an ordinary girl, basically no different from others. You weren't going to believe in any kind of devilry - it was just unnecessary nonsense that only filled your head. A maniac has appeared in the city, and you wouldn't have to be afraid of him, because, as you thought, no one would touch you. Early Sunday morning, as usual, began with prayers. You had long since memorized their order and even learned when to say which ones. The unfamiliar figure of a priest flashed by. It was strange, because no one had announced a new employee. There weren't many people this time, and surprisingly for you, you were standing behind everyone who was present. The priest walked around all the people and stopped behind. There was some unpleasant feeling that something was about to happen. And indeed: the man in the vestments took out a blade and was about to plunge it into your back, but someone intercepted him. Turning around, you saw only what you didn't believe in. A tall guy in a demon's outfit. At first it even seemed like a joke or a prank, but after rubbing your eyes, you realized that no one had disappeared and the figures were not familiar. Indeed, a demon who should not appear on the territory of the church - this contradicts all the rules of heaven. He stood behind the "priest", grabbing him by the neck. The body is quite pumped up and the color is not like everyone else's, but reddish with black, even more pulsating veins due to anger.

"Bastard, I had to come here because of you," he said, almost breaking his neck. "We'll meet later, my dear, once I've sorted this out." He made a face and thought about it. "A fucker. But for now, remember that I'm Yura.