Tier 3+ Story đđ© T H E â M A G I C I A N - Act 42 (Patreon)
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Content (for the whole story): original content, w/w(?) or overall queerness, asexuality/demisexuality, cryptid (?) pregnancy, nb(?)preg, sexual & kink awakening, stuffing, nausea, gender ambiguity, mtf, mtb, birth, transphobia, dysphoria, depression & suicidal thoughts, parental conflicts, use of alcohol and other drugs, demons, religions & mythology (diverse), cursing, belly focus
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Part I Acts: 1-3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 l 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19
Part II Acts: 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 28œ | 29 | 30 | 30œ | 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 | 37 | 38 | 39 | 40 | 41 | 41œ
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T H E â M A G I C I A N
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Act 42
Mel
It took Mel a long while to come off his mind-crushing emotions for Bastet; eventually, after a cold shower, he finally felt normal again. There was still plenty of daylight left, and he felt rather energetic. He picked out the nicest clothes that Lusje had got him and the two of them decided to pay the agent a visit.
âYouâre sure itâs okay to go in without an appointment?â Mel asked skeptically as they stood in front of the office building.
âSure, we're not casual mortals. Since that agent knows about demons, sheâll also know how we like to handle things. âSides, itâs just for a quick chat to check the vibes. You can schedule any sort of appointment once weâre certain she's cool.â
Mel was doubtful, but he entered the building anyway.
A young, neat, spruced-up guy sat behind the reception and smiled at Mel.
âWelcome to the Lekker Bezig Talent Agency, how can I help you?â
Even though the young man butchered the pronounciation, âLekker Bezigâ was a nice Dutch phrase. Sounded promising.
âHello, nice to meet you,â Mel politely stated, âIâd like to meet Mrs. Morris.â
âOf course. Do you have an appointment?â
Mel hesitated.
Say yes, he heard Lusje comment in his head.
âNo.â
You stupid fucker.
âIâm sorry, sir, but Mrs. Morris is rather busy right nowââ
âB-But I think she would like to see us. See me, I mean.â
The receptionist raised an eyebrow.
Well done, kiddo, a perfect first impression in the royal plural. Sounded perfectly sane.
âAnd why is that?â
Mel nervously cleared his throat. âWell, because, you seeâŠ,â Bastet only said that the agent knew about demons. She mentioned nothing about anyone else, so he wasnât sure what to share. He knew he shouldâve made an appointment first.
Say youâre an old friend.
âYouâre an old friend.â
What the actual fuck, kid.
âWe areâ I am, I mean. I am an old friend.â
Whatâs wrong with you today? Isnât lyinâ your profession? Why are you so flustered all of a sudden?
The guy slowly put down the phone that had rested against his ear.
âSir, I must ask you to leave, before I have to call our security.â
Heâs bluffinâ. They donâ have security, probably just a barely intimidatinâ-lookinâ manager.
âLook, Iâm a little confused today, I just need 5 minutes--â
The guy stood up.
Quick, let me take over!
Mel tried to relax and zone out, which wasnât too hard since he was already on the edge of dissociating. He felt the demon immediately take over. It was still an unpleasant feeling, though not as bad as the first time.
âOkay, I lied. Iâm here because of you, handsome. You here often?â he heard that damn demon say using his lips, and he never regretted trusting the snake so blindly than he did in that moment.
For three long seconds the young man stared back at him in shock, then he turned and sprinted around the corner into a corridor, frantically shouting âMister Wilson!â
Lusje promptly piloted Melâs body down that corridor, following it at a smart pace. The demon mustâve read the poor guy's mind to find out where Morris' office was.
Without knocking, he opened a door and slid them into an expensive-looking room with a big desk, where a small, older woman with lavish clothes and a short gray haircut sat and stared back at Melâs body.
Lusje found exactly this moment appropriate to give Mel his body back.
Completely overwhelmed, Mel stared at the woman, just as shocked as she was.
âU-Uhm⊠Mrs. Morris?â he shyly asked.
âWho are you? What are you doing in my office?â
âI, uh, I have a special request, and I thought--â
He heard two pairs of footsteps stomping down the hallway to their room. Oh, blimey.
âLeave, now, or I'll call the police.â
God, Lusje, why not just an appointment?! What should he do?
The receptionist and an older guy, who, as Lusje foretold, indeed looked mildly intimidating, appeared in the doorframe.
âBastet sent me!â Mel yelped in a last-ditch effort to salvage the situation, hopefully without revealing too much.
The woman stared at him and slowly stood up.
When the two men from the hall began to enter the room, she raised a hand, making them stop immediately in their tracks. Her behavior was far more intimidating than both of the dudesâ combined.
âWilson, James-- leave. Cancel my next appointment.â
Even though the men hesitated for a moment, they promptly followed her orders without question.
The door closing behind him didnât actually relieve Mel of his stress; in fact, while looking at this woman, he felt like he had jumped from a fish tank right into a shark enclosure.
âGâŠgoedenavond,â Mel greeted in Dutch, attempting to ease the tension in the air by showing his nationality.
âPut your âgood eveningâ where the sun doesnât shine, you rude arse! Why is it always you demons who think that rules are just inconveniences you can ignore?!â she answered surprisingly angrily, but completely in Dutch; which, all things aside, felt nice to Mel. âYou fuckers think you rule the world, goddammit. Every time one of you enters my office I get dragged into trouble, fuck. Sit down.â
I like her, Lusjeâs voice echoed in Melâs mind.
Mel obeyed her order. Once he sat, he answered, also in Dutch: âIâm not a demonâ
She maneuvered around the desk to take a better look.
âYouâre not?â
Mel felt the demon peel away from his skin and leave his sleeve, growing in the process and presenting itself in a decent size next to him.
âI amâ, the snake said, also joining in Dutch, âLuciferâs the name, nice to meet ya.â
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Story written by RoseVirage
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