Suite 518/520, Tuesday early morning

[demonbelthazor]

Agitated, Bel paced his room. First his failure with Veronica and Piper, then Cally's discovery of his powers last night. He was starting to leave a trail of evidence that could eventually point back at him, and that could not be allowed to happen. He'd have to step up his plans, move the coronation forward so he could end this charade.

And in the meantime, maybe he could arrange some sort of distraction, keep attention from falling on himself. So now he pondered this, wondering what he could do -- and who would be a suitable victim.

[ooc: open if you have need of the ex-demon.]

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[cat-in-the-box.livejournal.com]

"No worries over mortality? No worries over death? Not feeling weak? Helpless? Useless?"

[demonbelthazor]

Bel's eyes narrowed a little, but he said, "Why would I want to be immortal if the people I care about are going to die around me?" he said. "I just realized I have to look at things from another perspective now. And I may not have my powers, but I can still be useful."

[cat-in-the-box.livejournal.com]

Schrodinger leaned forward, regarding Bel with scrutiny. "Very interesting to hear. As I understand it, most people don't have your self control."

Schrodinger drew his hand out of his pocket ever so slightly, glanced down with eyes, and pulled his hand out all the way to stretch his hands behind his head.

[demonbelthazor]

"Getting a fresh start on life can change a man," Bel said. "It's made me see what the important things really are."

[cat-in-the-box.livejournal.com]

Schrodinger smiled.

It was a smile that contained no warmth, no happiness, no real good feelings at all. It was full of sharp teeth, and could probably be best described as "predatory".

"Well then, I'm very happy for you. Not many get a second chance. I hope you don't waste it."

[demonbelthazor]

"Oh, I have absolutely no intention of doing that," Bel said with a cold smile of his own.

[cat-in-the-box.livejournal.com]

"That's good!" Schrodinger said brightly. "Because, generally, you don't get more than one second chance."