"Places, places"
Anti grinned as he stared down at the smaller demon. "So," he jeered, "You really thought you could play in the big leagues?"
"Get in your places."
With a maniacal laughter, he snapped her neck, dropping her to the ground as he walked away. Little demons like that weren't worth his time, but they were fun to play with.
But fun was the last thing on his mind.
"Throw on your dress,"
The demon hadn't eaten in days, now. Maybe even a week. He'd forgotten how long ago he'd had his last meal; and his host didn't like the idea of waking up with blood in his teeth, so he had to be careful.
It wasn't easy when everyone smelled so god damn delicious.
"And put on your doll faces."
Figuring he'd waited long enough, he spotted a relatively good-looking man. Rather muscular, so he may be a bit stringy, but it didn't matter to Anti. He just needed sustenence.
"Everyone thinks that we're perfect."
Starting to track the man, he tricked him into an alleyway. He didn't expect the man to turn around so soon, though. "J-Jack? What are you doing in LA?"
'Damn it.' Anti mumbled, "Oh, you know, just, uh, hanging around. Can't a guy come visit his best friend?"
"Please don't let them look through the curtains."
Snickering, Mark's eyes turned almost pure black, with a small speck of red in them. "Really, Anti? You were going to eat me?"
Anti simply glared. "Shut up, Dark! I had no fuckin' idea it was you!"
"Picture, picture, smile for the picture."
Both demons glared at each other, before smiling uncontrollably. "Well, Dark, want to go get some food?"
"Yes please," Dark nodded, "I've been starving for about a week now."
"Pose with your brother, won't you be a good sister."
With a laugh, Anti retorted, "Really now? What a coincidence. I have too."
"Well, what the fuck are we waiting for?" Dark inquired, "Let's go get some grub."
"Everyone thinks that we're perfect."
The two demons quickly cornered another man, slightly larger than them, who looked terrified. "Wh-what ARE you?!"
"Your worst nightmare." Anti grinned, eyes glowing slightly.
"Please don't let them look through the curtains."
There was a scream, and suddenly nothing but silence. No one knew what had just happened. But it couldn't possibly be good.
"D-O-L-L-H-O-U-S-E, I see things that nobody else sees."
Just as Anti and Dark finished their meal, a woman rounded the corner, looking for the source of the scream. She too screamed when she saw them."
"D-O-L-L-H-O-U-S-E,"
Anti and Dark looked at each-other, grinning. "Run." Anti whispered.
And so they did.
"I see things that nobody else sees."