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Lucifer is getting a second chance at a fresh start. New town, new job, same name. At least this time he has Charlie to keep him company.
He quickly makes friends with Alastor who happens to be the main suspect for ongoing disappearances. It couldn't possibly be him though, right? Alastor is strange but it's not like Lucifer doesn't have his own secrets to hide.
Alastor met the others at the center of the arena, ears perking at the prospect of a four on one match.
“Feels like a hell of a lot of overkill,” Lucifer said, shooting him a look. “Pretty unfair odds?”
“You’re welcome to find a fifth if you’re so concerned,” Alastor replied as he examined his claws.
Lucifer’s eye twitched, his whip-like tail lashing. “Let’s just get this over with so I can teach Charlie and her team how a real pro plays.”
Charlie stepped between hem, brow pinched. “I really don’t think this is necessary. We need a Strategist and Alastor’s one of the best!”
“Says who?” Angel grumbled. “The Vees have been doin’ just fine without him.”
Alastor didn’t rise to the bait, instead signaling to Husk. The lights around them flashed, indicating the match was about to begin.
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When Alastor leaves the Vees and becomes the Hazbin’s Strategist, he expects some growing pains with the newer, dysfunctional team. The last thing he expects is for Lucifer Morningstar, the best player in the sport’s history, to come out of retirement and join too.
Until he winds up in a fake relationship with the man, that is.
Alastor summons Lucifer over and over again to make him... do his chores? Well, that’s really weird. How and why would a human warlock just be able to casually summon Lucifer without so much as sacrificing a goat? And make him do chores on top of that? There’s something strange going on, and Lucifer needs to get to the bottom of this!
Lucifer Morningstar - archangel, maverick, outcast.
Alastor Sinclair - musician, menace, and a man with nothing left to live for.
The two were never supposed to meet, but one night Alastor ends up in over his head, and Lucifer takes it upon himself to intervene and save Alastor's life. Then saves him again. And again. And again.
How many times must Alastor flirt with death to realize that life is truly worth living?