The Deity's Game: Heroes and Demons [Mature/MechanicalLungs]

Leroy kept his eyes wide open when he felt the entire Earth turn around him- only to realize that it was just Renai flipping him over. Before him, he saw a dark, perfect body that cascaded a shadow over him. Her curvy body had, almost instantly, turned him on. He replied, almost mechanically: "Yes, master." His fingertips dug lightly into the blankets. Leroy looked at Renai, silent, and curious as to what she would do next.

Renai sat there, biting the inside of her cheek. She was indeed, below her "servant", but she wasn't sure if she minded at first. She allowed his hands to travel, removing the gem necklace and her top. She watched him for a moment, feeling his hands on her shoulders. She gasped softly, feeling the tension in her shoulders dissipate. Once his tongue traced her ear, though, she felt her blush grow. She grinned a little, grabbing his shoulders and flipping him over, straddling him. 


"My turn to play, then...~"

Leroy put a single finger against her lips. "You aren't a mutant. You're beautiful. You're my beautiful master. Understand?" He spoke softly. His fingers reached over to remove her necklace, followed by her top. "Well, master. This is pretty embarrassing, being below your servant, isn't it? Just a single thought. Just a single thought and I, your faithful servant will get off you." His hands were placed on her shoulders and lightly began to massage them. Leroy made sure any tense muscles Renai had would soon be dispelled into blissful sensations. He leaned down so he could whisper into her ear. "But you don't want that, do you?" Leroy lightly bit her ear, then proceeded to lightly trace the rim of her ear with his tongue. 

"Well, master? What should I do next?" His voice sounded like he was teasing Renai.

"Well, obviously they did...I was...am...a mutant basically, and no one rea-" Renai let out somewhat of a startled yelp as he grabbed her, pulling her down. "L-Leroy?!" She blushed brightly at his words, and even more so when he kissed her nose. She was at a loss of words. She stared up at her new companion, not sure what to say. But out of all the stuttering words coming out of her mouth, not one objection left Renai's lips.

"Well, why you left. I still have no idea why you left your demon encampment. Did they discriminate against you or something?" Leroy gave a sigh. "Besides, you all must be linked up with lust aren't you?" He reached over and pulled his master to the bed with him and rolled over so he was on top. "I don't care if you're my master and I have to listen to every single word you say. If we're going on the run, then I'm going to be in charge." He smiled, and leaned down to plant a kiss on her nose. "I mean, if that's fine with you, master." Leroy winked.

"There won't be a next time..." She growled. Renai silently followed her new companion. She looked about at everyone, and gently smiled at them when they glanced at her. "I don't need to hide myself anymore than I have...and yes...I am a hybrid." A pained expression crossed her face. "That's why I can't choose a side. My father was a demon..my mother, human." She refused to make eye contact. "They were in love..." Renai trailed off. "They both died." She bit her lip hard.

She remained quite until they reached the inn. She flushed bright red at the inn keeper's remark, frowning and walking to the room. Renai winced as the door slammed, giving Leroy a sharp look. "What's there to explain...?"

Leroy growled. "Kill him next time! Or better yet, let me do that." Renai was definitely a strange acting demon. It was as if she had her own agenda to attend to, and she wasn't filling him in on any of it. "Well now, let's go to that town I was telling you about." He walked over and lead his new master over a bit past the canyon to arrive at a small town covered in trees. Humans were quietly living in the place, undisturbed. "Well, aren't you going to hide yourself somehow?" Leroy wondered. "By the way, you don't look to demonic... Are you perhaps a hybrid of some sort?" He asked curiously. 

The first place they went to was the inn. They needed to check in there and let things cool down before heading out again. Leroy gathered his coins and paid for the both of them to share a room. The inn keeper laughed and waved at the two. "Have fun you two!" He chuckled. "And sir, please don't miss..." Leroy stared at the man. "Uh, what?!" Leroy blushed and walked into the room. He slammed the door behind the two and sat on the bed, crossing his arms. "So, master. Explain yourself."

"That'll work..." She sighed. "But, allow me to explain. You've already been gone long enough for them to wonder where you are. There was no body left behind of yours, so they'll begin to look. As for me, I may have attacked one of my own people, in self defense of course...but, none the less, I attacked...He saw us conversing on the ledge." Renai frowned.

Leroy hissed. "Of course I expect something to happen! You're a demon after all!" He didn't quite understand the urgency behind the entire running away issue. "Huh? You haven't done anything against the demons to make them think that you're the enemy. And I'm sure if I returned to my camp, they'd be quite happy to see me." He scratched the back of his head, looking from side to side as the two walked on. "There is a village up ahead that our army doesn't tend to go to." He shrugged his shoulders. "Is that good enough?"

She smirked. He was kind of cute when he wasn't being all big and mighty. Renai chuckled as she walked. "Well, then I suppose you should expect anything to happen, hm?"

She stayed quiet for a moment. "We need to get somewhere safe. Your people are going to look for you, and mine for me. If they find us, we might as well hand our heads to them on a platter...."

"Huh...?! Don't say something embarrassing like that!" Leroy blushed lightly when she said that all he needed to do was remain by her side. He looked away when she tried to keep eye contact with him. "Y-you can decide whatever you want me to do. I don't mind much." He looked up at the girl, then quickly dropped his eyes. He followed the demon girl... though it seemed like they were both alone for a while. "Now what?"

"I'm not changing sides, per say. I was never on a side to begin with. I am on my own side, you could say." Renai shrugged.  She rolled her eyes as he haughtily descended down the ledge.

She watched as he attacked, and she jumped down herself. One of the demons grabbed her. "I saw you conversing with the human, what're you doing?" She glared at him, and waved him off. "None of your concern." She brought her leg up and brought it down on his shoulder, knocking him down. She kicked him in the head, knocking him plain out.

She waited for Leroy to rejoin her, and she began walking. "You can call me Renai. And I suppose some demons do some pretty outrageous things to their helpers, yes." She locked eyes with him. "Listen, I don't demand anything from you other than to stay by my side...."

A slight smirk came across her face. She'd actually won, and she felt awful proud of herself. She looked down at the young man, making eye contact.

 "I want you to do your job." She said grimly. "But don't kill her." She looked up at the General. "She's hiding something...I'm determined to find out what." She looked back down at her. "So get her to flee the area, and we'll retreat as well."

She dropped her weapon and grinned. "Okay then..~" She ducked and dodged, throwing her own punches. She suddenly dropped and kicked upwards, her boot hitting him square in the gut.

"Tend to my own wounds," she threw another hard kick, "be my cover when we go through towns," another planted kick, "and help me find something." She grabbed him and threw him down, pinning him.

"Shut up and fight!" Leroy urged. Though he was sure he could hold up a conversation, he was in no mood to casually talk to his enemy. He continued to swipe his fists at the girl in order to back her up as far as he could. Quickly, he spun to the side and reached to elbow the girl in the arm so hard that she had to disarm one of her weapons. 

Leroy continued his barrage at Renai. "Well, I'd have you carry my supplies and tend to my wounds once I make you submit. And you?" He asked, swinging a punch at her face.

"I'm up for a game!" She smirks, her eyes glinting slightly. She easily had moved away from his kick, and she grinned. She put away her weapons. "Let's go then...~"

Renai ducked under his punch, and she stepped back a few paces. "So, you're the one they sent to kill the General?" She wasn't conversing to be a distraction. She was literally just casually talking, as if she wasn't in the middle of a brawl.

"You... got me?" Leroy asked in an almost confused manner, but before he could figure out what that demon-girl was up to, he was attacked by the knives. His armor had been pierced at the side and his supporting hand. He winced in pain as he tried to regain some sort of balance. Leroy had no choice but to jump down and take on the girl with his bare hands. He leaped downward with a single kick towards the girl, not so to hurt her but to make room for him to land. Immediately, he brought his fists up with a smile.

"Say, how about a competition? I do need to get back to other businesses... but rather than killing each other, the winner shall own the loser, as said by The Creator. You'll find that being owned by me won't... be too bad." He smiled, and sprinted towards her with a curled fist aimed at her face, while his other arm remained to keep weary guard, as he knew Renai had a weapon in both hands.

Renai growled. He underestimated her. She may not have been the strongest, but she wasn't stupid. She followed him down the edge, and jumped. Once she was close enough, the heel of her boot hit the knuckles he was holding his sword with, her leg wrapping around the handle itself. She reached around him and snatched the knife away, and swiftly flipped off the sword, letting herself drop. She landed about two yards beneath him in a crouched position, and studied his armor.

"Gotcha.." She found a slight crease, a weak spot in his armor, and threw the knife, causing it to impale his side. She then threw another knife and hit his supporting hand. Renai pulled her short swords again. This time she was ready.

Leroy saw that the girl was no normal infantry soldier. But, she was neither a strong one. In short, she was a small fry in his way. The girl charged at him with astonishing speed, forcing him in a defensive position with his sword as he blocked all of her attacks. Then, he looked over at the side and slid down the cliffs that Renai just climbed. "See ya!" He yelled tauntingly. Then, he did something surprising. Leroy stabbed the side of the cliff with his sword, which slowed his dissent until he was hanging by his weapon off the side of the slant. A simple swing and Leroy remained on top of the sword that was lodged into the side of the canyon. Truly, that demon girl would not be able to stop herself if she descended behind him, right? 

Leroy turned his attention away from Renai and aimed his knife at the general. "And... the general is taken down by the simple stab of a knife." He began to get ready to throw the knife.

The wait was unbearable. The General had been indecisive on a route all day. They had practically been running in circles. Finally, she called up one of her personal gaurds. Renai approached, eyebrow raised. She knew something was on her General's mind, but she had no clue what. "Darling, be a dear... Scout on ahead and make sure the path is clear. Renai sighed. She quickly moved ahead of the rest, and sighed. She was tired and angry. But she couldn't argue with the General. She could, after all, kill her in a heartbeat.

Renai didn't have the appearance of most of the demons in the squad. In fact, she looked almost human, if it weren't for her abnormal eyes. She fiddled with the dagger on her hip and kept at a steady pace. She couldn't see anyone, but she knew something felt wrong. She looked up. Saw nothing. Frowning, she turned back to the General and just stared at them. She didn't like this. Not one bit.

Just as she turned her back, she heard a sudden outburst of noise coming from behind her. She turned. They were being ambushed. Renai blinked, looking around in shock. She drew her dagger, ready to defend. The fighting went on for what seemed like ages, but still more kept coming. She swiftly killed yet another human which had made his way towards her, laying his bloodied figure down softly.

 She saw something glint overhead. Turning, she saw the archer had eyes on someone. She separated from the battle and stealthily climbed up to his position, slowly making her way towards the human.