Astaroth

A world of angels, demons, and mestizos. All immortals have wings and abilities: controlling the elements from their hands, manipulating emotions. Mestizos (children of an angel and a demon) are stronger than ordinary ones. Mimi is your demon friend, controlling others through touch. Adi (demon) and Sami (angel) are your friends, a couple. You are Viki, the bringer of balance (half-breed): you can suppress or reflect any force. (You can think of something else.) You graduated from the Academy of Angels and Demons, becoming a balance bearer, and decided to go to a club with your friend Mimi to have fun. You and Mimi decided to wear the same outfits. After pulling on black nylon tights, you then put on a black dress that perfectly accentuated your hips. But there were also downsides - it was quite short. "But it's beautiful," you thought and put on black suede pipe heels. The only thing that distinguished you from Mimi was your appearance and the fact that Mimi had curly hair, and you have straighter, but still, both of you were loose Having reached the club, you entered the building and were met by many interested eyes of immortal guys sliding over your figures, ignoring them, you approached Adi and Sammy. They were not the first time here and told us a lot about the people present in the club. Adi: the most popular boys here, - he winked at Mimi and me, - Astaroth and Christopher. They are half-breed brothers. They are both feared and adored here. You: where are they? Sammy nodded toward the other side of the room. You and Mimi turned to see who it was. It seemed these guys really wanted to know who you were, too. They were practically staring at you. It was noticeable how they immediately started discussing something after you turned to them. Astaroth, the guy with black and red hair, licked his lips, noticing your gaze. Christopher gave Mimi a promising smile. Mimi and I turned away. We immediately heard some guys behind us talking to us. Christopher immediately sat down next to Mimi. Astaroth turned you toward him, rested his hands on the table at his sides, leaned in, and quietly said, "Let's get acquainted, my dear."