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Usually, Saturdays were reserved for relaxing. Vereno usually had nothing else to do and, being as lazy as he always claimed to be, he had to have some days where staying inside his apartment that he shared with the rest of his friends, didn't he? He spent so much time and used so much effort every other day of the week on just trying to survive and gaining respect that one day did have to be set aside just to recuperate.
Of course, he made sure he relaxed anyway, and on most days did he have time to lay about and lounge like he didn't have a problem in the world when, in reality, he did have growing problems. Humans, for example, were becoming frequently more hostile towards him, his friends and his kind in general. For thirty years, they had lived amongst humans, and sure, while life was horrible and it was a struggle to even find and gather food, the humans had at least appeared to come to terms with the fact they shared their cities with them. Now, however, they were becoming more and more intent on casting them all out of the cities. Crime and violence against demons was a frequent feature, which Vereno only knew how to respond to with more violence of his own. If there was going to be a full-out war about the issue, then he was obviously going to defend his corner and fight for the right to stay in the city he was born in. He had as much of a right to it as those pathetic little humans.
The worst of the humans in his eyes was that damn mayor at that snobby son of his. For years, Vereno had no idea who Theodore even was. Why would he? Theo lived in a different area of town, with a different lifestyle and a different set of experiences. He didn't have to venture down to the criminal areas, or even have to experience life where most of the demons lived. As such, Vereno had no idea that there was even a mayor... until recently with the declarations and the promises to clean the city of crime and subsequently clean the city up of demons, with Theodore promising that on the city's media. Seeing the face of some pretentious, privileged asshole across the television screen, bleating on about his desire to rid the city of demons had hardly settled well for Vereno. In fact, all it did was infuriate him. He hated pretentiousness, and this boy screamed and epitomised it. His reaction? To target the man and have him realise that Vereno was there to stay. If he had to kill him to get the message across to every other snobby human in the city, then so be it.
Hence why that Saturday wasn't one where he was lounging about with a joint, or drinking beer with some girl or boy he had picked up in the apartment complex. No, that Saturday was the Saturday he was going to try and get to that Theodore boy. He didn't know just what he was going to do, or how badly he would hurt him. Hell, he might not even get that close to him if he was protected by guards, and it would be hard to get close given no demon usually entered the uptown areas... but he was definitely going to try regardless. That freak needed to learn a lesson not to mess with Vereno, or those like him.
Currently tugging on a leather jacket for warmth, he strolled out of his small and pokey bedroom to join his friends in the living room; a tiny and bare place barely big enough for them all. But, without any money to afford something better, it was all they had, and much better than being homeless.
"Oi," he called quietly, glaring at his friends in disapproval with their lounged state. "Seriously, get the fuck up. Don't you wanna beat the shit out of the Mayor's crappy son? We're gonna need energy to really fuck with that kid, y'know."
Of course, he made sure he relaxed anyway, and on most days did he have time to lay about and lounge like he didn't have a problem in the world when, in reality, he did have growing problems. Humans, for example, were becoming frequently more hostile towards him, his friends and his kind in general. For thirty years, they had lived amongst humans, and sure, while life was horrible and it was a struggle to even find and gather food, the humans had at least appeared to come to terms with the fact they shared their cities with them. Now, however, they were becoming more and more intent on casting them all out of the cities. Crime and violence against demons was a frequent feature, which Vereno only knew how to respond to with more violence of his own. If there was going to be a full-out war about the issue, then he was obviously going to defend his corner and fight for the right to stay in the city he was born in. He had as much of a right to it as those pathetic little humans.
The worst of the humans in his eyes was that damn mayor at that snobby son of his. For years, Vereno had no idea who Theodore even was. Why would he? Theo lived in a different area of town, with a different lifestyle and a different set of experiences. He didn't have to venture down to the criminal areas, or even have to experience life where most of the demons lived. As such, Vereno had no idea that there was even a mayor... until recently with the declarations and the promises to clean the city of crime and subsequently clean the city up of demons, with Theodore promising that on the city's media. Seeing the face of some pretentious, privileged asshole across the television screen, bleating on about his desire to rid the city of demons had hardly settled well for Vereno. In fact, all it did was infuriate him. He hated pretentiousness, and this boy screamed and epitomised it. His reaction? To target the man and have him realise that Vereno was there to stay. If he had to kill him to get the message across to every other snobby human in the city, then so be it.
Hence why that Saturday wasn't one where he was lounging about with a joint, or drinking beer with some girl or boy he had picked up in the apartment complex. No, that Saturday was the Saturday he was going to try and get to that Theodore boy. He didn't know just what he was going to do, or how badly he would hurt him. Hell, he might not even get that close to him if he was protected by guards, and it would be hard to get close given no demon usually entered the uptown areas... but he was definitely going to try regardless. That freak needed to learn a lesson not to mess with Vereno, or those like him.
Currently tugging on a leather jacket for warmth, he strolled out of his small and pokey bedroom to join his friends in the living room; a tiny and bare place barely big enough for them all. But, without any money to afford something better, it was all they had, and much better than being homeless.
"Oi," he called quietly, glaring at his friends in disapproval with their lounged state. "Seriously, get the fuck up. Don't you wanna beat the shit out of the Mayor's crappy son? We're gonna need energy to really fuck with that kid, y'know."