A Wish to Send you to Hell

Ellien bowed once more to his master before straightening himself, his skin seemingly paler than before.

Belial frowned, watching him. "Are you alright?" he asked.

"Yes Master, your class has gone ahead, shall we catch up to them?" Ellien said, straightening himself.

Belial watched him quietly for a few moments before he glanced back over his shoulder at his class. He nodded slightly and rejoined them, absently bringing a hand to his lips and lightly touching them; dare he admit that that was his first kiss? He flushed faintly and glanced back at Ellien. It was probably pretty obvious to the man that it was.

Ellien just smiled as he followed faithfully like he always would.

Belial sighed and shook his head slightly. This was all so strange! He was having a hard time actually believing this way real; he must've been dreaming. He'd probably end up waking up soon and everything would be back to normal again.

They ended the tour at the top floor and after a short question and answer session, they were being led back downstairs to the bus that was waiting outside.

Ellien stood by the bus in wait as to give his master some time away from him.

(Is Ellien going on the bus too? Or is he going to take Belial home with him??)

Belial leaned against the side of the bus with two of his friends, talking to them about the field trip; it seemed they were all in agreement that the trip had been incredibly boring and a total waste of time.
"Ya, but it got us out of math class," Belial replied. "That's like, the only good thing about this stupid trip." Another laughed.
"That's only because you hate math," he said. Belial stuck his tongue out at him.
"Can you blame me? I'm failing, remember?"
"Why don't you ask for help?" his other friend asked. Belial sighed and looked away.
"Cuz it's embarrassing?" he muttered. "My father is a multi-billion dollar math genius and his son can't even divide fractions." He shrugged. "Besides, they all just thing I'm doing it to act out. Purposely failing myself, ya know?" His friends sighed in unison.
"I still think you should ask for help though," one muttered as the teacher came around to usher them onto the bus.

(Depends on what Belial wants him to do)

"Master, it is almost time to go home, what would you wish me to do?" Echoed through his head.

Belial blinked and paused, glancing back at Ellien. The teacher placed a hand on his shoulder to encourage him onto the bus. "Uh, I'm gonna go home with Ellien," he said, stepping away. "We have some things we need to discuss about the upcoming Gala my father is holding at our house." The teacher paused before he nodded.
"Oh, alright," he replied and released the male. Belial smiled and waved to his friends as the teacher got onto the bus. Belial stepped back and watched as the bus drove away before he sighed and turned to face Ellien, going over to him.
"How did you do that?" he asked.

"Do what Master?" Ellien asked, looking at his master.

"You, you spoke in my mind," Belial said. "Cuz I know I didn't hear you with my ears. How did you do it?"

"A demon has their secrets" Ellien said with a smirk. "How would my master like to go home this evening?"

"Uh, in a car?" Belial asked. "How else will we get home?"

"Like this" Ellien said, snapping his fingers and within minutes a horse and carriage came to stop infront of them.

Belial's jaw dropped as he stared at their transportation. "Whoa," he whispered, going up to the horses and smiling faintly at them. "They're beautiful!"

"Glad you don't think it's too rustic for this day and age" Ellien said as he opened the door to the carriage.

Belial looked over at him. "Oh, it is," he replied. "You could've summoned dad's Eclipse. It's a lot sexier than horses." He smiled faintly. "But I love horses, so I'll let it pass this time," he said playfully, petting the nose of one of the horses.

The horses looked like ordinary horses but once in awhile their eyes would flash red, showing an unearthly feel of them. "Let is go then Master"

Belial watched the horses for a few moments before turning his gaze to Ellien. He sighed and nodded, glancing back at the horses before he went to the carriage the man was holding the door open of and climbed inside, looking around. He had never ridden in a carriage before, so this was going to be interesting.

Inside was gorgeous with satin lined seats which were extremely comfy. Ellien closed the door and got onto the driver's seat, taking his master home faster than any car could.

Belial smiled, leaning back and enjoying the trip home. This was definitely something different; no one he knew had ridden in a horse and carriage before. And he was amazed Ellien knew where he lived.

Ellien stopped the horses infront of Belial's house, opening the carriage door for him.

Belial got out of the carriage and looked up at the house before he looked to Ellien. "How much do you already know about me?" he asked.

"Everything Master, I found it out when I saved you" Ellien said with a bow.