Galizur, as played by Meliodas
The Recreational Hall
Art Museum
He never made a habit of roasting a woman, but Galizur quickly began having second thoughts. There was, however, something peculiar about the angel, an odd sense of
familiarity he couldn’t quite place. “Oh? Maybe if you had as sharp a tongue as me, you could actually manage to keep a girl around rather than just for a one-night stand. I imagine it doesn’t take long for a girl to grade your…
performance. Hell, I could deduce that just by looking at you.” With his attention turned to the girl he now had labeled as a whore, he stood up. Even with as short as he was, there was a strange, almost ominous aura surrounding him - enough to raise the hairs on the back of anyone's neck.
At the same time, the room seemed to grow tense, lights flickering as a shadow crept into the room. The air was thick, making it almost hard to breathe, and the boy’s eyes seem to show a glare of crimson hiding beneath their usual innocent yellow hue. “
Loosen up. And that’s coming from the whore. How amusing. Sure you know a thing or two about that, so, guess I should probably listen from an authority on the matter.” Galizur surely was cocky and lacked any indication of hesitation or fear.
Without much warning, the lights in the hall finally darkened, and the same eerie red mist that seemed to follow him at times rolled into the room like a fog. Vivid images seemed to almost flash through the boy’s mind; the world in his vision had gone dark, yet there was a light shining into the void. The damned rolled in their graves, fire, and brimstone seared the land in a world where Heaven and Hell collide. Trouble was stirring, and soon both cities worst fears would come to head.
Losing himself, the boy crept forward, his arms outreached in an embrace that was almost too hard for anyone to resist. Briefly, he touched Eddie, and in doing so broadened the creature's mind in a way the man probably wouldn’t notice at first. But, like all under Heaven, he too had a part to play. They were all nothing more than just pawns on a chess board, ready to be thrown away at a moment’s notice. Glancing at the girl, his eyes were dark, cold, lifeless, as a nefarious smile broken across his face. “
Be careful what you wish for…”
Instantly, the lights came back on, and the room grew quiet, the fog dissipating with the boy nowhere to be found.