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They hardly ever showed themselves to anyone. \n\n“What is your name?” the Brothers asked in unison, their voices echoing in his head. \n\nDonatello curled up into a ball and started to cry, “I don’t know.”\n\n“Then we will name you,” Nagi stated. \n\n“And you will be a Devil,” Saki added. \n\n“I am an Angel,” Donnie sobbed. \n\n“Not anymore,” Nagi replied. \n\nLooking around, Donnie’s eyes flooded with tears, “I don’t want to be a Devil.” His heart filled with dread, the fleeting images of his life as an Angel flashing through his mind. He yearned to be held by the one he loved. \n\n“Your name will be…,” Saki started. \n\nDonnie’s head snapped up, “Donatello, My name is Donatello.”\n\n“Demon it is then,” Nagi growled and the Brothers left.\n\nDonatello sat in the darkness of the cave for days, the black pool occasionally drawing him to it. The Devils around him gave him the creeps. “We know you,” they would tease. “You stopped us from doing harm, but now you will do more harm than we ever could.”\n\n“I don’t want to hurt anyone,” Donnie would cry in response. \n\nHe eventually decided to explore and soon found his way back to the surface. But the black pool would draw him back. He started out staying hidden from the Mortals, but he was soon drawn to them by his dark desires. He killed a family that lived in a small cabin in the woods and claimed it for himself. Any who dared to try and move in were soon forced out or killed. He hated the dark deeds that his demonic cravings drove him to do and the solitude drove him mad, but he couldn’t stand to be around the Devils. \n\nOne day he saw another Angel fall from Heaven and rushed to see if it was his Angel. Maybe the one he dreamed about finally fought to get him back. But bitterness filled him when he saw that it was not his golden-eyed love. At least he was no longer alone. \n\nThey filled each other’s emptiness and helped to satisfy each other’s cravings, but they were still overrun with desires to do bad things. The villagers would suffer for the Demons’ lust. They had each other to work through the guilt and Donnie was no longer alone. For the first time, he felt that his punishment would be bearable. \n\nThey tried to make up for their evil deeds by helping the village whenever they were in full control of themselves. And they tried to keep their targets to the villagers who did harm to others. \n\nThe two Demons were comfortable in their life and had learned to accept their fate. \n\nDonnie lay on his plastron, next to Leo as they slept the day away. But then his eyes snapped open when he heard the door to the cabin open. “We have visitors,” he smiled. \n\nLeo slowly sat up and raised his knee to drape his arm over while he looked at the door to the common room. Sniffing the air, he licked his lips, “Virgins.”\n\nDonnie sat back on his feet, “I wonder what they’re doing here.”\n\nShrugging, Leo got up, “My desires are high today, brother. Whatever they are doing here, they will not be leaving.”\n\nDonnie giggled as he sat up, “I was hoping you would say that.”\n\nThey didn’t want to scare the intruders just yet, so they opted to slide under the closed door. Leo had become adept in his demonic powers over the past few years. He could hover for long periods of time and move with a speed that too fast for even Donnie to follow. Slipping through cracks was child’s play for the two Demons. \n\nThere were three girls, two human and a white fox accompanied by two Devils, a rhino and a boar, who had guided them to the cabin. One of the girls looked really nervous and her little Guardian flitted frantically around her. \n\n“Havin’ troubles holdin’ on ta that one,” the rhino said pointing to the redhead. “But it don’t matter. The masters only want the other two.”\n\nThe Guardian Angel won out. “I’m not staying here,” the redhead stated and ran out the door. Donnie’s powers were enough to keep the girl in the cabin, but he could see how good she was and decided to let her go. \n\n“April, you big baby,” the other human yelled after her, then turned back to the fox. “Come on Alopex. Let’s do this.”\n\nThe white fox smiled, “This is gonna be fun.” She was carrying several books and the human had a bag over her shoulder. She placed it on the floor and started rummaging thought it. \n\nLeonardo looked at the two Devils, “Why’d you bring them here?”\n\nThe boar snorted, “The Brothers want these two before they manage to turn themselves around.”\n\n“Why not just have them drown in the river,” Leo asked as he circled the girls. Candles were being placed throughout the room by the human. \n\nThe rhino laughed, “You don’t know nothing. They need to die by the hands of Demons so that the Brothers can have them reborn as Demons.”\n\nLeo scoffed, “I have no desire to have another Demon with a personal vendetta coming after me.”\n\n“They won’t remember,” Donnie explained. “All they will have is their names. Demons born don’t have nightmares of their past like we do.” He was squatting in a corner watching the girls as they set themselves up. \n\n“Fine,” Leo nodded. “I’m in a dark mood today anyway.”\n\nThe two girl’s Guardians sat sulking on their shoulders. It was obvious that they have not been listened to in quite some time. Smiling, Leo walked up to the human girl’s Guardian, “Might as well leave now so you don’t have to watch what happens next. No? The laws won’t let you until she dies.” He turned back to the Devils, “You gonna stay and watch?”\n\n“Can’t,” the rhino sulked. “The Brothers are calling us back, now that our job’s done.”\n\n“It would be nice to be able ta touch them at least,” the boar added before they disappeared into the ground.\n\n“I want the fox,” Donnie stood and sniffed at her.\n\nLeo shrugged, “That’s fine.” He looked the human over, “Do you want to have some fun with them first?”\n\n“I think that’s what the Brothers intended,” Donnie licked his lips. “The Devils did say ‘horrible deaths’ are needed.”\n\nThe two girls were setting up to perform a summoning. Alopex looked up, “Hey Karai, which pentagram do you think we should use?”\n\nKarai looked at the book in her friend’s hand and pointed at a picture, “That one. It’s the strongest.”\n\nLeo looked down at the picture in the book, “This is all crap.”\n\n“Most of it is,” Donnie chuckled. “Monks have all the true power spells.” It was likely that the girls bought the books from some street vender claiming to be a powerful witch. They had scented candles that would flair every so often and a box of poorly made runes along with a few books. \n\nAlopex took out a piece of chalk and started to draw the pentagram in the middle of the floor while Karai walked around setting up and lighting candles. “I heard people died here a long time ago,” Alopex whispered as she drew.\n\n“So how do you want to do this?” Leo asked as he followed Karai. \n\n“Do you want to be the one ‘summoned’,” Donnie offered. “Let them think that they succeeded?”\n\nTilting his head in thought, Leo blew one of the candles out, “That sounds fun.”\n\nKarai gasped in surprise, “One of the candles went out.”\n\n“Oh, this is exciting,” Alopex giggled. “Do you think it was a ghost?”\n\n“I wonder what all they have done,” Donnie mused out loud, setting himself in front of the door. “It must be bad, to earn themselves possible Demon status.”\n\nSitting on the floor, next to the pentagram, the two girls started chanting. \n\n“Nonsense,” Leo huffed as he climbed the wall to sit on the ceiling above the pentagram. He might not remember much, but he knew that what they were saying had no power to it at all. “The fun’s about to start,” he smiled. He made himself visible to them as he dropped down from the ceiling. The girls jumped back a little and looked up at him. \n\n“It worked,” Karai smiled. “We’ve captured a Devil.”\n\nLeo inwardly smiled. They had no idea what they have gotten themselves into. He walked up to the edge of the pentagram and pretended that he was trapped behind the lines. \n\nAlopex smiled, “He can’t pass the line.” She stood and got close to him, “I wasn’t expecting a turtle Devil.”\n\nLeo stood still, Donnie had laid claim to the fox. \n\n“What were you expecting?” Karai got up and moved to stand next to her friend, “He’s kind of cute.”\n\nAlopex giggled, “You’re gross.”\n\nThe two girls laughed together in their false sense of security. The laughter was cut short when Leo reached out with lightning reflexes and grabbed Karai then pinned her to the ground. With a flick of his hand, Donnie extinguished the candles. \n\nScreaming Alopex ran for the door, but Donnie was there to stop her. He stripped her of her clothes before she even knew he was there. Shocked she looked around, unsure what had just happened. Donnie stood behind her and made himself visible as she turned. Her high pitched shriek was cut short when Donnie grabbed her neck. \n\nHe pinned her against the wall, biting into her shoulder. Virgin blood was a delicacy to a Demon and he wanted a taste before he had her. Holding her up by the neck and still biting her shoulder, Donnie dropped down then forced himself inside. \n\nLeo tore off Karai’s clothes in one fluid movement. “Foolish girl,” he hissed as he pulled her legs up and wrapped them behind his carapace. “You should have listened to your Guardian.” She tried to fight to get away, but that only excited him more. He lifted her wrist and bit into it to taste her virgin blood, purring as it touched his tongue. \n\nDropping down, he let her get a good look at him as he rubbed up against her vulva. She froze in horror, her face stuck in a silent scream. He pulled back and thrust into her and could feel her tearing around him, her warm blood coating him and making his passage easier.\n\nThe pupils of her wet eyes were dilated as they searched his face in shock. He continued to drink the blood that poured from her open wrist, noticing the hard beat of her pulse. \n\nA thud behind him had him looking over his shoulder in time to see the spirit of Alopex emerge from her lifeless body only to be pulled down into the ground, her Guardian fleeing quickly away. Donnie grabbed for it, but he missed. “Angel’s blood would have been a great dissert.”\n\nLeo turned back to the task at hand. He finished inside the girl with a loud churr, his toxic fluids filling the already dying body. He managed a few more shallow thrusts as she twitched a little before death claimed her. \n\nHer Guardian made its quick escape and her soul emerged. She tried to stand but was pulled down to join her friend below. \n\nThe two Demons licked their victims clean, before turning to each other. They were giddy from their high as they cleaned each other, ending in a deep kiss. They laid together in a state of euphoria while they held each other. \n\nAs the high faded, guilt took over. Donnie couldn’t even look at the mutilated corpses of the two dead girls and cried into Leo’s carapace. “Why can’t we control ourselves?” Donnie sobbed. \n\n“I don’t know,” Leo stifled a sob. \n\n“I don’t want to do this anymore. I want to go back to doing miracles and helping people.”\n\n“We help them when we have control.” Leo held Donnie tight in an attempt to comfort him, “I don’t know what else to do. I’ve tried everything I could think of.” This included sustaining from drinking from the pool, but that only resulted in making Leo weak. And a weak Demon is a captured Demon and Devils look for weakened Demons so that they can claim their status. So Donnie had to carry Leo back to the pool so that he could regain his strength. \n\nThe two finally settled down enough to collect the bodies and carry them to the forest so that they could be discovered far away from their cabin. They spent the rest of their night down in the caves soaking in the pool, and emerged as the sun started to rise. \n\nThey enjoyed walking among Mortals and would go into the local town often. Donatello has seen the population evolve from a small, struggling colony to a thriving town. He hated that his cravings would cause him to bring them harm, but he would also do good while he was in full control. \n\nAfter the night they had, they decided to walk through the town as the people woke and started their day. They did good deeds where ever they could, disguised so that they could remain visible without frightening the people. Leo even stopped a child from leaving the house when its parents had their backs turned. The little Guardian on the child’s shoulder looked at him in confusion. \n\nA sad smile spread across Leo’s beak, “I don’t want to be bad.”\n\nThey walked the path back to their home. They greeted the people they passed and even helped a few when they could. \n\nDonnie rubbed a hand over his eyes, “I need to get back to the cabin. I wanted to hurt that last child.”\n\n“Okay,” Leo soothed.\n\nThey turned from the path and headed into the forest. \n\nDonnie noticed the little Cherub behind them and a new desire filled him. He grabbed the Angel and pulled him into the forest. The Demon in him reveled in the idea of hurting an Angel, but Leo stopped him and Donnie sat in shock as Leo recognized the little Cherub as his. \n\nJealousy raged through him, “That’s not fair!”\n\nLeo let the little Cherub go, somehow overcoming the urge to do him harm. Then he professed his love for the Angel and Donnie seethed. Before Leo could say anything, Donnie was racing back to the cabin. When he got there, he curled himself up in a dark corner and wailed in self-pity. \n\n“I don’t understand why you are so upset,” Leo said, kneeling down next to Donnie. “This is a good thing.”\n\n“You are going to leave me,” Donnie sobbed. “I cannot be alone again.”\n\nLeo pulled Donnie close, “I will not leave you.”\n\nDonnie leaned into Leo and held him tight, “Why did you let him go? Why didn’t you just pull his wings of and throw him into the pool?”\n\n“Would you want this life for your Angel?” Leo asked. \n\nDonnie shook his head, “No.”\n\nThey slept that day in each other’s arms, but their sleep was yet again interrupted. Leo sat up in bed, “Something doesn’t feel right.”\n\nLeaving Donnie’s side, he moved to the door and listened, “No one’s in the cabin.” He slowly opened the door and looked around. It was still daylight out. Walking over to the broken window he looked out and saw that someone had ran a line of something white along the ground outside.\n\nSticking his head out to get a better look, he saw a white rabbit round the corner of the cabin, dumping a white powder from a bag along the ground as he chanted. As soon as the circle was complete Leo felt heavy. His breath hitched, “Donnie! We have to go.”\n\nDonnie ran from the room and they jumped from the window and tried to run, only to be stopped at the line. “We can’t go that way,” Donnie panicked. \n\n“Down,” Leo suggested, but when they tried they found that they could not sink into the ground. \n\n“He’s weakening us,” Donnie screamed and rushed back into the cabin. Leo followed, unsure what to do. “We’re gonna die.”\n\n“What’s happening?”\n\n“He’s a monk,” Donnie explained, “and a powerful one. He will summon a Battle Angel to beat us down and kill us. We can’t escape.”\n\n“Then we’ll attack him,” Leo reasoned. “Kill him before he has the chance.”\n\nDonnie shook his head, “He’s too powerful and his Guardian is greater than a common Mortal’s.”\n\nThe door to the cabin opened and the rabbit monk walked in. He was carrying a bundle of herbs that were lit and smoking. The smell staggered Leo, making him light headed. He got a good look at the Guardian over the monk’s shoulder. She was bigger than a typical Guardian and actually had a form. \n\nJust to test he charged the monk, but was repelled by the Guardian. It didn’t hurt, but it was like there was a shield around the monk. The Guardian glared down at him, “You are not long for this world.”\n\nLeo rushed to Donnie’s side as the monk moved to the middle of the room to sit. There were still blood stains covering the floor near the faded pentagram and candles. The monk looked up and chanted in a language that Leo remembered, but had forgotten what it meant. \n\nDonnie turned his head into Leo’s plastron, “He’s summoning a Battle Angel.” \n\n“Maybe we can take him.”\n\n“Don’t you feel it,” Donnie sobbed. “He’s weakened us.” Black tears fell from Donnie’s eyes and he started to cough up some of the black ooze.\n\nThey both looked up as the Angel descended through the ceiling, gliding down gently to land on the floor next to the monk. Donnie’s grip on Leo tightened and his eyes went wide, “It’s him.” Donnie shot up and tried to jump back out the window, but the cabin was now sealed and there was no escaping. \n\nThe Angel charged Donnie with a sword held high, each swipe drawing more of the inky substance from his body, weakening him further. Donnie fell to the floor, crying uncontrollably, “I don’t want to die.” After a few more sobs, he resigned himself to his fate and looked up at the Battle Angel. “If I’m going to be taken from this world,” he sobbed. “I guess it’s best that it’s done by you.”\n\n“What does it matter to you, Demon?” the Angel growled, raising the blade above his head. \n\n“Because you were my Raphie.”\n\nThe Angel stopped, mid-swing and the blade dropped to the ground. “What did you say?”\n\nTrembling, Donnie looked up and smiled, “I remembered your name.”\n\n“How?” The Angel breathed then he sank to the floor. “Donnie?” The Angel cried and reached out for him. “What happened to you?” He grabbed Donnie and pulled him close, wrapping his arms tight around him. “I’ve been looking for you.” \n\n“I broke the rules,” Donnie’s voice trembled turning into Raph’s plastron. “So I was sent to the Brothers.”\n\n“What are you doing?” the Guardian demanded. “End him.”\n\nRaph looked up at the Guardian then back down at Donnie, “I can’t hurt him.”\n\n“Miyamoto is here to cleanse this place. They must be removed,” the Guardian argued. “They killed two girls.”\n\n“I didn’t want too,” Donnie argued. “We never want to do the bad things. I’m sorry, but the carvings overwhelm us. Forgive me.” He shifted in Raph’s arms then bit into the Angel’s bicep. \n\nRaph yelped and pushed Donnie away, “Why’d you bite me?” White blood oozed from the quickly healing wound. \n\n“Because he’s a Demon,” the Guardian answered. “End him.”\n\n“Maybe it would be best if you just ended me,” Donnie mumbled then coughed up more black blood. “I don’t want to suffer this life anymore.”\n\nRaph turned to the Guardian, “I can handle this. You get the monk out of here.”\n\n“This place needs to be cleansed,” the Guardian argued. “End them.”\n\n“I swear to you that I will get them out of the cabin.”\n\nThe Guardian crossed her arms over her chest, “You are going to let them live, aren’t you.”\n\n“I will take them out of here. That is his goal.”\n\nThe Guardian glared down at Raph for a while before she whispered something into the monk’s ear. The rabbit stood and started to move around the room, blessing it. Every blessing sent a burning pain through the two Demons, weakening them further. \n\nDonnie looked over to see Leo lying on the floor, breathing heavy as his dark blood poured from his mouth. \n\nBy the time the monk left, the two Demons were unable to move and laid in pools of their own blood. They just laid there and waited for the Angel to reveal their fate. Raph looked down at Leo, “I have a lot of my memories back.”\n\nA weak smile spread across Leo’s lips, “We used to be friends.”\n\n“I won’t kill you,” Raph stated. “But you can’t stay here.”\n\n“We’ll go back to the caves,” Donnie agreed. “We won’t come back.”\n\nRaph nodded, “I’ll take you there.” He walked up to Leo first and held up a small bottle. With little effort, Raph drew Leo into the bottle and sealed him in. 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The looming presents of the Brothers had him looking up, but even though they were there he could not see them. They hardly ever showed themselves to anyone.

“What is your name?” the Brothers asked in unison, their voices echoing in his head.

Donatello curled up into a ball and started to cry, “I don’t know.”

“Then we will name you,” Nagi stated.

“And you will be a Devil,” Saki added.

“I am an Angel,” Donnie sobbed.

“Not anymore,” Nagi replied.

Looking around, Donnie’s eyes flooded with tears, “I don’t want to be a Devil.” His heart filled with dread, the fleeting images of his life as an Angel flashing through his mind. He yearned to be held by the one he loved.

“Your name will be…,” Saki started.

Donnie’s head snapped up, “Donatello, My name is Donatello.”

“Demon it is then,” Nagi growled and the Brothers left.

Donatello sat in the darkness of the cave for days, the black pool occasionally drawing him to it. The Devils around him gave him the creeps. “We know you,” they would tease. “You stopped us from doing harm, but now you will do more harm than we ever could.”

“I don’t want to hurt anyone,” Donnie would cry in response.

He eventually decided to explore and soon found his way back to the surface. But the black pool would draw him back. He started out staying hidden from the Mortals, but he was soon drawn to them by his dark desires. He killed a family that lived in a small cabin in the woods and claimed it for himself. Any who dared to try and move in were soon forced out or killed. He hated the dark deeds that his demonic cravings drove him to do and the solitude drove him mad, but he couldn’t stand to be around the Devils.

One day he saw another Angel fall from Heaven and rushed to see if it was his Angel. Maybe the one he dreamed about finally fought to get him back. But bitterness filled him when he saw that it was not his golden-eyed love. At least he was no longer alone.

They filled each other’s emptiness and helped to satisfy each other’s cravings, but they were still overrun with desires to do bad things. The villagers would suffer for the Demons’ lust. They had each other to work through the guilt and Donnie was no longer alone. For the first time, he felt that his punishment would be bearable.

They tried to make up for their evil deeds by helping the village whenever they were in full control of themselves. And they tried to keep their targets to the villagers who did harm to others.

The two Demons were comfortable in their life and had learned to accept their fate.

Donnie lay on his plastron, next to Leo as they slept the day away. But then his eyes snapped open when he heard the door to the cabin open. “We have visitors,” he smiled.

Leo slowly sat up and raised his knee to drape his arm over while he looked at the door to the common room. Sniffing the air, he licked his lips, “Virgins.”

Donnie sat back on his feet, “I wonder what they’re doing here.”

Shrugging, Leo got up, “My desires are high today, brother. Whatever they are doing here, they will not be leaving.”

Donnie giggled as he sat up, “I was hoping you would say that.”

They didn’t want to scare the intruders just yet, so they opted to slide under the closed door. Leo had become adept in his demonic powers over the past few years. He could hover for long periods of time and move with a speed that too fast for even Donnie to follow. Slipping through cracks was child’s play for the two Demons.

There were three girls, two human and a white fox accompanied by two Devils, a rhino and a boar, who had guided them to the cabin. One of the girls looked really nervous and her little Guardian flitted frantically around her.

“Havin’ troubles holdin’ on ta that one,” the rhino said pointing to the redhead. “But it don’t matter. The masters only want the other two.”

The Guardian Angel won out. “I’m not staying here,” the redhead stated and ran out the door. Donnie’s powers were enough to keep the girl in the cabin, but he could see how good she was and decided to let her go.

“April, you big baby,” the other human yelled after her, then turned back to the fox. “Come on Alopex. Let’s do this.”

The white fox smiled, “This is gonna be fun.” She was carrying several books and the human had a bag over her shoulder. She placed it on the floor and started rummaging thought it.

Leonardo looked at the two Devils, “Why’d you bring them here?”

The boar snorted, “The Brothers want these two before they manage to turn themselves around.”

“Why not just have them drown in the river,” Leo asked as he circled the girls.  Candles were being placed throughout the room by the human.

The rhino laughed, “You don’t know nothing. They need to die by the hands of Demons so that the Brothers can have them reborn as Demons.”

Leo scoffed, “I have no desire to have another Demon with a personal vendetta coming after me.”

“They won’t remember,” Donnie explained. “All they will have is their names. Demons born don’t have nightmares of their past like we do.” He was squatting in a corner watching the girls as they set themselves up.

“Fine,” Leo nodded. “I’m in a dark mood today anyway.”

The two girl’s Guardians sat sulking on their shoulders. It was obvious that they have not been listened to in quite some time. Smiling, Leo walked up to the human girl’s Guardian, “Might as well leave now so you don’t have to watch what happens next. No? The laws won’t let you until she dies.” He turned back to the Devils, “You gonna stay and watch?”

“Can’t,” the rhino sulked. “The Brothers are calling us back, now that our job’s done.”

“It would be nice to be able ta touch them at least,” the boar added before they disappeared into the ground.

“I want the fox,” Donnie stood and sniffed at her.

Leo shrugged, “That’s fine.” He looked the human over, “Do you want to have some fun with them first?”

“I think that’s what the Brothers intended,” Donnie licked his lips. “The Devils did say ‘horrible deaths’ are needed.”

The two girls were setting up to perform a summoning. Alopex looked up, “Hey Karai, which pentagram do you think we should use?”

Karai looked at the book in her friend’s hand and pointed at a picture, “That one. It’s the strongest.”

Leo looked down at the picture in the book, “This is all crap.”

“Most of it is,” Donnie chuckled. “Monks have all the true power spells.” It was likely that the girls bought the books from some street vender claiming to be a powerful witch. They had scented candles that would flair every so often and a box of poorly made runes along with a few books.

Alopex took out a piece of chalk and started to draw the pentagram in the middle of the floor while Karai walked around setting up and lighting candles. “I heard people died here a long time ago,” Alopex whispered as she drew.

“So how do you want to do this?” Leo asked as he followed Karai.

“Do you want to be the one ‘summoned’,” Donnie offered. “Let them think that they succeeded?”

Tilting his head in thought, Leo blew one of the candles out, “That sounds fun.”

Karai gasped in surprise, “One of the candles went out.”

“Oh, this is exciting,” Alopex giggled. “Do you think it was a ghost?”

“I wonder what all they have done,” Donnie mused out loud, setting himself in front of the door. “It must be bad, to earn themselves possible Demon status.”

Sitting on the floor, next to the pentagram, the two girls started chanting.

“Nonsense,” Leo huffed as he climbed the wall to sit on the ceiling above the pentagram. He might not remember much, but he knew that what they were saying had no power to it at all. “The fun’s about to start,” he smiled. He made himself visible to them as he dropped down from the ceiling. The girls jumped back a little and looked up at him.

“It worked,” Karai smiled. “We’ve captured a Devil.”

Leo inwardly smiled. They had no idea what they have gotten themselves into. He walked up to the edge of the pentagram and pretended that he was trapped behind the lines.

Alopex smiled, “He can’t pass the line.” She stood and got close to him, “I wasn’t expecting a turtle Devil.”

Leo stood still, Donnie had laid claim to the fox.

“What were you expecting?” Karai got up and moved to stand next to her friend, “He’s kind of cute.”

Alopex giggled, “You’re gross.”

The two girls laughed together in their false sense of security. The laughter was cut short when Leo reached out with lightning reflexes and grabbed Karai then pinned her to the ground. With a flick of his hand, Donnie extinguished the candles.

Screaming Alopex ran for the door, but Donnie was there to stop her. He stripped her of her clothes before she even knew he was there. Shocked she looked around, unsure what had just happened. Donnie stood behind her and made himself visible as she turned. Her high pitched shriek was cut short when Donnie grabbed her neck.

He pinned her against the wall, biting into her shoulder. Virgin blood was a delicacy to a Demon and he wanted a taste before he had her. Holding her up by the neck and still biting her shoulder, Donnie dropped down then forced himself inside.

Leo tore off Karai’s clothes in one fluid movement. “Foolish girl,” he hissed as he pulled her legs up and wrapped them behind his carapace. “You should have listened to your Guardian.” She tried to fight to get away, but that only excited him more. He lifted her wrist and bit into it to taste her virgin blood, purring as it touched his tongue.

Dropping down, he let her get a good look at him as he rubbed up against her vulva. She froze in horror, her face stuck in a silent scream. He pulled back and thrust into her and could feel her tearing around him, her warm blood coating him and making his passage easier.

The pupils of her wet eyes were dilated as they searched his face in shock. He continued to drink the blood that poured from her open wrist, noticing the hard beat of her pulse.

A thud behind him had him looking over his shoulder in time to see the spirit of Alopex emerge from her lifeless body only to be pulled down into the ground, her Guardian fleeing quickly away. Donnie grabbed for it, but he missed. “Angel’s blood would have been a great dissert.”

Leo turned back to the task at hand. He finished inside the girl with a loud churr, his toxic fluids filling the already dying body. He managed a few more shallow thrusts as she twitched a little before death claimed her.

Her Guardian made its quick escape and her soul emerged. She tried to stand but was pulled down to join her friend below.

The two Demons licked their victims clean, before turning to each other. They were giddy from their high as they cleaned each other, ending in a deep kiss. They laid together in a state of euphoria while they held each other.

As the high faded, guilt took over. Donnie couldn’t even look at the mutilated corpses of the two dead girls and cried into Leo’s carapace. “Why can’t we control ourselves?” Donnie sobbed.

“I don’t know,” Leo stifled a sob.

“I don’t want to do this anymore. I want to go back to doing miracles and helping people.”

“We help them when we have control.” Leo held Donnie tight in an attempt to comfort him, “I don’t know what else to do. I’ve tried everything I could think of.” This included sustaining from drinking from the pool, but that only resulted in making Leo weak. And a weak Demon is a captured Demon and Devils look for weakened Demons so that they can claim their status. So Donnie had to carry Leo back to the pool so that he could regain his strength.

The two finally settled down enough to collect the bodies and carry them to the forest so that they could be discovered far away from their cabin. They spent the rest of their night down in the caves soaking in the pool, and emerged as the sun started to rise.

They enjoyed walking among Mortals and would go into the local town often. Donatello has seen the population evolve from a small, struggling colony to a thriving town. He hated that his cravings would cause him to bring them harm, but he would also do good while he was in full control.

After the night they had, they decided to walk through the town as the people woke and started their day. They did good deeds where ever they could, disguised so that they could remain visible without frightening the people. Leo even stopped a child from leaving the house when its parents had their backs turned. The little Guardian on the child’s shoulder looked at him in confusion.

A sad smile spread across Leo’s beak, “I don’t want to be bad.”

They walked the path back to their home. They greeted the people they passed and even helped a few when they could.

Donnie rubbed a hand over his eyes, “I need to get back to the cabin. I wanted to hurt that last child.”

“Okay,” Leo soothed.

They turned from the path and headed into the forest.

Donnie noticed the little Cherub behind them and a new desire filled him. He grabbed the Angel and pulled him into the forest. The Demon in him reveled in the idea of hurting an Angel, but Leo stopped him and Donnie sat in shock as Leo recognized the little Cherub as his.

Jealousy raged through him, “That’s not fair!”

Leo let the little Cherub go, somehow overcoming the urge to do him harm. Then he professed his love for the Angel and Donnie seethed. Before Leo could say anything, Donnie was racing back to the cabin. When he got there, he curled himself up in a dark corner and wailed in self-pity.

“I don’t understand why you are so upset,” Leo said, kneeling down next to Donnie. “This is a good thing.”

“You are going to leave me,” Donnie sobbed. “I cannot be alone again.”

Leo pulled Donnie close, “I will not leave you.”

Donnie leaned into Leo and held him tight, “Why did you let him go? Why didn’t you just pull his wings of and throw him into the pool?”

“Would you want this life for your Angel?” Leo asked.

Donnie shook his head, “No.”

They slept that day in each other’s arms, but their sleep was yet again interrupted. Leo sat up in bed, “Something doesn’t feel right.”

Leaving Donnie’s side, he moved to the door and listened, “No one’s in the cabin.” He slowly opened the door and looked around. It was still daylight out. Walking over to the broken window he looked out and saw that someone had ran a line of something white along the ground outside.

Sticking his head out to get a better look, he saw a white rabbit round the corner of the cabin, dumping a white powder from a bag along the ground as he chanted. As soon as the circle was complete Leo felt heavy. His breath hitched, “Donnie! We have to go.”

Donnie ran from the room and they jumped from the window and tried to run, only to be stopped at the line. “We can’t go that way,” Donnie panicked.

“Down,” Leo suggested, but when they tried they found that they could not sink into the ground.

“He’s weakening us,” Donnie screamed and rushed back into the cabin. Leo followed, unsure what to do. “We’re gonna die.”

“What’s happening?”

“He’s a monk,” Donnie explained, “and a powerful one. He will summon a Battle Angel to beat us down and kill us. We can’t escape.”

“Then we’ll attack him,” Leo reasoned. “Kill him before he has the chance.”

Donnie shook his head, “He’s too powerful and his Guardian is greater than a common Mortal’s.”

The door to the cabin opened and the rabbit monk walked in. He was carrying a bundle of herbs that were lit and smoking. The smell staggered Leo, making him light headed. He got a good look at the Guardian over the monk’s shoulder. She was bigger than a typical Guardian and actually had a form.

Just to test he charged the monk, but was repelled by the Guardian. It didn’t hurt, but it was like there was a shield around the monk. The Guardian glared down at him, “You are not long for this world.”

Leo rushed to Donnie’s side as the monk moved to the middle of the room to sit. There were still blood stains covering the floor near the faded pentagram and candles. The monk looked up and chanted in a language that Leo remembered, but had forgotten what it meant.

Donnie turned his head into Leo’s plastron, “He’s summoning a Battle Angel.”

“Maybe we can take him.”

“Don’t you feel it,” Donnie sobbed. “He’s weakened us.” Black tears fell from Donnie’s eyes and he started to cough up some of the black ooze.

They both looked up as the Angel descended through the ceiling, gliding down gently to land on the floor next to the monk. Donnie’s grip on Leo tightened and his eyes went wide, “It’s him.” Donnie shot up and tried to jump back out the window, but the cabin was now sealed and there was no escaping.

The Angel charged Donnie with a sword held high, each swipe drawing more of the inky substance from his body, weakening him further.  Donnie fell to the floor, crying uncontrollably, “I don’t want to die.” After a few more sobs, he resigned himself to his fate and looked up at the Battle Angel. “If I’m going to be taken from this world,” he sobbed. “I guess it’s best that it’s done by you.”

“What does it matter to you, Demon?” the Angel growled, raising the blade above his head.

“Because you were my Raphie.”

The Angel stopped, mid-swing and the blade dropped to the ground. “What did you say?”

Trembling, Donnie looked up and smiled, “I remembered your name.”

“How?” The Angel breathed then he sank to the floor. “Donnie?” The Angel cried and reached out for him. “What happened to you?” He grabbed Donnie and pulled him close, wrapping his arms tight around him. “I’ve been looking for you.”

“I broke the rules,” Donnie’s voice trembled turning into Raph’s plastron. “So I was sent to the Brothers.”

“What are you doing?” the Guardian demanded. “End him.”

Raph looked up at the Guardian then back down at Donnie, “I can’t hurt him.”

“Miyamoto is here to cleanse this place. They must be removed,” the Guardian argued. “They killed two girls.”

“I didn’t want too,” Donnie argued. “We never want to do the bad things. I’m sorry, but the carvings overwhelm us. Forgive me.” He shifted in Raph’s arms then bit into the Angel’s bicep.

Raph yelped and pushed Donnie away, “Why’d you bite me?” White blood oozed from the quickly healing wound.

“Because he’s a Demon,” the Guardian answered. “End him.”

“Maybe it would be best if you just ended me,” Donnie mumbled then coughed up more black blood. “I don’t want to suffer this life anymore.”

Raph turned to the Guardian, “I can handle this. You get the monk out of here.”

“This place needs to be cleansed,” the Guardian argued. “End them.”

“I swear to you that I will get them out of the cabin.”

The Guardian crossed her arms over her chest, “You are going to let them live, aren’t you.”

“I will take them out of here. That is his goal.”

The Guardian glared down at Raph for a while before she whispered something into the monk’s ear. The rabbit stood and started to move around the room, blessing it. Every blessing sent a burning pain through the two Demons, weakening them further.

Donnie looked over to see Leo lying on the floor, breathing heavy as his dark blood poured from his mouth.

By the time the monk left, the two Demons were unable to move and laid in pools of their own blood. They just laid there and waited for the Angel to reveal their fate. Raph looked down at Leo, “I have a lot of my memories back.”

A weak smile spread across Leo’s lips, “We used to be friends.”

“I won’t kill you,” Raph stated. “But you can’t stay here.”

“We’ll go back to the caves,” Donnie agreed. “We won’t come back.”

Raph nodded, “I’ll take you there.” He walked up to Leo first and held up a small bottle. With little effort, Raph drew Leo into the bottle and sealed him in. Then he walked over to Donnie and held up another bottle. “This is only so I can carry you.”

Donnie struggled against the ground, his hands slipping in the inky substance, “It’s okay. Even if you choose to never let us out, just knowing that you have me will bring me comfort.”

Raph kneeled down, “Don’t bite me again.” He pulled Donnie into his arms and hugged him tight. “I love you.”

Donnie reached up and caressed Raph’s cheek, “I love you too, Raphie.”

One quick nuzzle before Raph opened the bottle, trapping Donnie inside. The Demon sobbed inside the bottle, hatting the seclusion.
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