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The king opened his mouth, gaping like a fish out of water. “Did we-“
“No.” Alastor denied quickly, tugging his curls away from his face. “Certainly not.”
“What did we-“ Lucifer stuttered over his words, a look of downright horror marring his face. “Oh, fuck, we did.”
Lucifer, Charlie, and Alastor go on a brief (family?) trip around the seven rings, touring hotels to research and curate the best experience for the sinners reaching out for redemption. Mostly, it’s just an excuse for Charlie to see her aunts and uncles, so she doesn’t really take into account that she shouldn’t leave her father and her hotelier tipsy together, in a hotel lobby, with a chapel downstairs.
“I got this!” Lucifer and Alastor snapped in unison. The star finally met the top of the tree in a bright and sparkling manner. The strings of Lucifer’s showy magic collided with the black and green hues of the beam coming from Alastor’s. As the two trails of magic hit, the star fell on top and glowed as bright as the blinding sun.
Charlie ducked as Vaggi shielded her with a wing.
Alastor quickly covered his eyes with his arm and Lucifer stumbled backward in surprise.
The light soon dissipated. The topper was neatly placed and shining with the same heavenly hue as before, only now, it started to rain down sparkles.
Lucifer had gone to bed that night earlier than usual.
Alastor had retreated to his room after the much too festive cheer dear Charlie was putting on.
Lucifer’s eyes widened when the face staring back at him in a crumbling vanity was NOT his own. Alastor had paused in horror once he met his reflection that belonged to the king of hell.
Or,
Lucifer and Alastor swap bodies after accidentally clashing their magic while trying to handle a heavenly artifact for Christmas.
Their only way to revert it?
An act of true affection.
Angels can’t get sick. So why the hell was he coughing up flowers every time he so much as looked at Alastor?!
Hanahaki disease/curse
"Yes, whatever. I've had an idea." Alastor raised an eyebrow, waiting for the King of Hell to elaborate with an impatient air about him.
"We do not tell a soul about this."
Or
Alastor and Lucifer have a secret relationship. No one knows about it; until they do. When Vox plans to expose their love, the feuding couple are forced to call on old friends, a few enemies and Lucifer's daughter to save their own necks.
Sequel to "A Devil Worth Protecting."
Lucifer wakes up tangled in someone who makes attachment feel survivable.
But old ghosts don't stay buried, and sometimes moving forward means burning bridges you thought you'd keep forever.
Good thing he's learning how to build new things. Better things.
Part 2 of Static & Starlight
Lucifer is lamenting not being able to figure out Alastor's end game at the hotel and gets far too drunk one night. During his blackout, he accidentally casts a truth spell over the entire hotel.
Unfortunately, he can't remember exactly how he phrased it, so the truth spell won't be reversed until he figures it out.
Radioapple slow burn with a hint of mystery.
When Alastor and Lucifer both touch a cursed mirror, their powers get swapped with one another.
Which leads to two problems:
1. Neither of them can control their new abilities
2. The only way for them to return to normal is if they work together, and bond
(Un)fortunately.
— In which fairytales do come true, after all.
Flowers hold meaning. Some symbolize love and longing, others symbolize hate and fear.
Zinnia's symbolize lasting affection and daily remembrance. But how does Alastor know that...? He doesn't recognize these flowers, yet they feel so achingly familiar. And who is the man he always sees holding them? An innocent bouquet of flowers in a hazy, distant memory. Why can't he remember? Are these memories even his? Is it related to the person who owns his soul...?
And why does he not know who it is?
Or:
No mortal shall ever remember the supernatural they witnessed in life after death, and Lucifer cannot bear to see the man he loves not remember who he is.
Through some slightly dubious means and for completely mysterious reasons Alastor turns himself human. In Hell. Unfortunately, Hell has earned its name as a pit of torment for a reason. Thankfully, he has a guardian angel(?) looking over his shoulder.
Lucifer can’t figure out why no one else in the hotel is reacting to Alastor flirting with him nonstop.
Meanwhile, he accidentally plays matchmaker.