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Lucifer starts to live at the hotel after the fight against Heaven, and he finds himself drinking late at night. But one night, Alastor joins him. After that, they start to find more and more things they have in common than they originally thought.
After finally realizing and admitting their feelings for each other, Alastor and Lucifer have agreed to begin courting, but as their relationship progresses, Alastor starts to worry if he'll be able to give Lucifer everything a partner is supposed to give.
It's a well established fact that Lucifer and Alastor do not get along, that should they be left unsupervised for too long one or both will end up bloodied and maimed. So what is Alastor supposed to think when the King keeps seeking him out, that he's not planning to get rid of him? Obviously he needs to prove his importance to the hotel and gain his trust before that can happen.
Blessed with the ability to see and feel the emotions of others, Lucifer has to master his neglected ability so he can help his daughter run the hotel. It wouldn't be so bad if Alastor wasn't constantly in a bad mood, that only grew worse by the day.
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Lucifer heals Alastor's wound fic.
After defeating Adam, Lucifer can't stop rubbing Alastor's defeat in his face. Their bickering continues as per usual until an important figure shows up, throwing a wrench in things. Lucifer must make a difficult choice, and Alastor can't help but use this opportunity to take the king of Hell down a path of revenge and destruction, only for his plan to blow up epically in his face.
To be able to annoy the King of Hell freely and knowing that he couldn’t do a thing to stop Alastor, sounded very entertaining. What Alastor hadn’t considered with that particular plan was the magnetic pull the First Temptation would have on him. Nor did he consider he could possibly ever develop feelings for Lucifer. Or how he would almost lose everything trying to deny those same feelings.
Fortunately for this demon and his fallen angel, even in Hell, Christmas miracles can still happen.
“Adam will say what he wants, but I was the initial conqueror! I could charm anyone. Even Alastor will fall for me!"
-Lucifer, 5 minutes before the disaster. Probably
Or: Lucifer tries to repeat his hellish conqueror tactic, which has only worked once, with Lilith, before people had standards.
Step 1: Save him from the disgusting asshole that is the first man.
Step 2: Show him the wonders of free will.
Step 3: Make him laugh (ducks?)
Step 4: ... Take him out to dinner?
Step 5: Infernal-style wedding!
When Lucifer withdraws from everyone at the hotel, Alastor reluctantly agrees to check on him. What starts as obligation becomes something far more complicated: as the Radio Demon discovers that caring for something is far more terrifying than any deal he's made.
Part 1 of Static & Starlight
Mandela Effect: a popularized phenomenon in which a group of people collectively misremember facts, events, or other details in a consistent manner.
Wherein most of the Pride Ring is convinced that the King of Hell and the Radio Demon had a not-so-secret affair that lasted years - before it ended badly, oh, about seven years ago.
Lucifer was looking for a change. One that slowed everything down and gave him peace in his new found loneliness after his divorce. His daughter wanted nothing to do with him, blaming him for the divorce. All his friends couldn’t understand why he needed to leave and move across the country.
Alastor moved back from New York to run his Maman’s restaurant. He thought it was what he wanted, but he couldn’t find happiness in the mundane. He would never admit to feeling like an outlier in his own home town, but after being gone for so long and all his childhood friends have moved on. What was left for him here that he couldn’t find in New York either?
Enter a few days before Christmas. A depressed man meets a lonely one. Instead of camaraderie, they find an enemy.
But the town doesn’t quite agree. Could these two find solace in each other or are the doomed to be childish rivals for the rest of their miserable lives.