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- Posting Speed
- 1-3 posts per day
- One post per day
- 1-3 posts per week
- One post per week
- Preferred Character Gender
- Male
- Female
- Genres
- To be honest I'm a sucker for romance of any kind. As well as a bit of gore, horror, or action involved.
"I was bored. There is nothing to do here." He almost sounded like a whiny child when he spoke. "Oh, I have an idea!" With that he began to walk faster, heading in the direction of a place he had discovered while exploring. It didn't take long for him to reach the place. He stood just outside of the room. No one was around the area, everything was completely silent. Reaching out he opened the door with a creak. Inside was a room that had been abandoned for sometime. Once inside he let her down and closed the door.
A few spider webs covered the place, the whole room made out of stone. There were no windows so no light entered the room from outside. Torches lined the wall, all of them unlighted until Alik snapped his fingers. The room was illuminated by the light of the torches. In the center of the room stood something that almost looked like a birdbath, only more elegant. Walking closer he looked into it and beckoned her over. Black water sat inside of it, the water so smooth it almost looked like a mirror. A grin spread across his face as he looked down into it, he knew exactly what it was. This was something every demon knew about, a looking pool. It allowed whoever controlled it to look and see whatever they wanted. The catch was that only certain people could use them. Anyone who had ever been able to use them had been dark magic users, none of light magic.
A few spider webs covered the place, the whole room made out of stone. There were no windows so no light entered the room from outside. Torches lined the wall, all of them unlighted until Alik snapped his fingers. The room was illuminated by the light of the torches. In the center of the room stood something that almost looked like a birdbath, only more elegant. Walking closer he looked into it and beckoned her over. Black water sat inside of it, the water so smooth it almost looked like a mirror. A grin spread across his face as he looked down into it, he knew exactly what it was. This was something every demon knew about, a looking pool. It allowed whoever controlled it to look and see whatever they wanted. The catch was that only certain people could use them. Anyone who had ever been able to use them had been dark magic users, none of light magic.