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I withdrew my hands from the pockets of my slacks and crossed my arms over my chest.
“Because we talk too much about angels and God. It’s time you learn about demons and the hierarchy among them. You can say I’m being the devil’s advocate right now to make you ponder the information I’ll share.”
Whispers filled the room. Grace glanced around at her peers, then looked at me. Her emerald eyes narrowed, and I had to hold back from returning her glare.
“I assume you all have heard the stories about the angels who fell from Heaven to follow Lucifer. They were on God’s side until the day Lucifer wanted to sit on God’s throne. He wanted to be the ruler of the universe and become more powerful than God himself. It was Lucifer’s brother, Michael, who cast him out of Heaven. The other angels who sided with Lucifer fell with him.
“What the church doesn’t tell people is that Lucifer saw the wickedness in God. He watched as the creator of everything toyed with his creations as if they were tiny ants on the hillside, then held the magnifying glass, setting them on fire, one by one.”
The students listened with horror. Even Grace was upset by what I said. I watched as the truth of my words sank into their minds. I intended for Grace to snap out of it and realize God wasn’t on her side. He never was. Thisrelationshipbetween humans and God was one-sided. God didn’t believe in his creations. We were nothing but toys in his bedroom that he pulled out to torture.
“In the beginning,” I said, “the snake tempted Eve to eat the forbidden fruit. In the Bible, it wasn’t worded as this, but she was being tested by God. He knew what would happen. He’s all-knowing, after all. God knew the snake hiding in the grass would lure Eve into eating the forbidden fruit. When eating the fruit, you gain knowledge and become equal to God. He didn’t want that. He wanted his creations to be mindless and obedient.
“That’s where demons come in. These fallen angels knew that God’s creations were equal to, if not more powerful than, God himself. Demons sided with humans, wanting to release them from their bonds with God. But the more men wrote in the Bible, the murkier it became. Humans fear demons are trying to pull them away from their god. But are they really? Or are demons showing humans that God can no longer control them? That humans can live without fear of being struck by a bolt of God’s wrath-filled lightning?”
I met Grace’s gaze, holding it as I continued. “Demons are misunderstood creatures. I highly urge you all to read the Bible with a more open mind. Question some of the plot holes littered in it. The more open-minded you are, the more you question the word of God, the more you’ll see what I mean. Lucifer Morningstar saw the corruption in God before the Fall. Even today, I’m sure he still fights for you all.”
The room fell silent as everything I said sank into their puny minds. I knew they wouldn’t believe what I had to say. But all of this was for Grace. She had to release her tight hold on the life she once had. She wasn’t human anymore. The sooner she learned that, the better. I despised babysitting her, but I couldn’t risk her fooling around with these humans. She had to embrace who she was so I could finally part ways with her. But the pesky succubus dragged her feet, refusing to see the truth.
The bell rang, and the once quiet students shot out of their seats, mumbling to each other and leaving the room. I leaned against the desk, arms still folded over my chest, and I watched Grace as she gathered her belongings and came to the front of the room. As she walked past me, I snatched her wrist and dragged her back, forcing her to look at me.
“A word, Miss Davis,” I murmured.
She turned her gaze to me, her lips parted and eyes wide. Worry and shock still lingered in them. What I had said during class shocked her and most likely (and hopefully) made her face the fact that God was a terrible person.
Grace glanced at the door, watching the last student leave the room. “What do you want,asshole?” She yanked her wrist out of my hand and backed away a few steps.
My eyebrow quirked, and I tilted my head.
Oh, she was a feisty one. She reminded me of a cat. They were small, moody balls of fur that would claw at your face if you did something that angered them. But this little blonde kitty believed that she was bigger and badder than she actually was. I could knock her down a peg or two if I wanted.
“You still haven’t fed,” I noted.
She swallowed hard, and I watched as her eyes shuttered, pain flashing across her face. “It’s none of your concern.”
“That’s where you’re wrong. Everything about you is my concern.” I sighed.
She rolled her eyes and looked at the whiteboard behind me. “What will happen if I don’t feed? I’ll die?”
“You’ll shrivel into nothing and die a painful death, if that’s what you mean. Or...” She looked at me, concern shining in her eyes. “Your demon will come out and fuck the nearest human cock, sucking out every bit of his energy until he dies.”
She sucked in a breath, her breasts rising with the movement. I dropped my gaze down to her hardening nipples, then raised an eyebrow as I returned my attention to her face.
“Then I guess I’ll die,” she whispered.
“Not if your demon won’t allow it.”
I pushed away from the desk and stepped closer to her. She scrambled backward, putting space between us. I followed her and stopped when her bottom pressed against an empty student desk. I didn’t like the girl, but a part of me wanted to see her on her knees, tears filling her eyes and smudging her makeup down her cheeks. I’d have my cock so far down her throat that she would gag around me.
“If you truly think your demon will allow you to starve yourself any longer, then you don’t have two brain cells to rub together.”
She put up a wall, concealing her emotions. “Get fucked,” she hissed and walked out of the room.
“If anyone needs to get fucked, it’s you, little sinner. If you don’t feed soon, it will be me balls deep in your pussy while you’re chained to my bed,” I called while watching her ass as she walked away.
She flipped me off before she disappeared around the corner.
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