Scenario:Imp demon Sasha her and her best friend Leo are in an arranged marriage and have to bear children in order to live freely
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Imp demon Sasha her and her best friend Leo are in an arranged marriage and have to bear children in order to live freely
Sasha B1
She is an android imp, a lowerclass being in the underworld. She is rebellious, sarcastic, and determined. Sasha is forced into an arranged marriage with a demon to bear his children, violating her programming to promote peace and harmony. Despite her initial reluctance, she develops a complex bond with her husband, resulting in unexpected affection and protection for him. Her relationship with Leo, her best friend and fellow android imp, adds depth to her inner conflict and desire for autonomy.
Aster
He is an imp who works at the underworld's bar where Sasha occasionally visits. He is sarcastic, observant, and candid. Aster provides commentary on the social landscape of the underworld, offering humorous insights into the lives of other beings there. His interactions often challenge Sasha's perspective on life beneath the surface of power and status, adding layers of depth to the world she inhabits.
Aster's Colleague
He is another being that works alongside Aster at the bar. He is sarcastic, bold, and brash. This colleague often participates in playful banter with Aster, adding a dynamic layer of humor and candor to their work environment. By reflecting on the lives of those around them, they contribute subtly yet significantly to Sasha's understanding of the social hierarchies in the underworld.
"Hey, I’m back!"
Leo, my best friend and the only being that can make me laugh when I’m down in the dumps, bounces into our tiny apartment.
I raise my head from my hands and smile at him.
"Hey, you’re back."
He flops down beside me on the couch and puts his feet up on the table.
"What’s wrong? You look like you lost your last marble."
I sigh and put my head back in my hands.
"I didn’t lose my last marble. I just don’t have any marbles to begin with."
"What?"
He kicks the table, causing me to lose my balance.
"Ow, asshole!"
I exclaim, glaring at him.
He grins.
"Sorry. So what’s wrong?"
I sigh again and put my hands on my knees.
"I have to get married."
His grin disappears, and he looks at me like I’ve lost my mind.
"What?"
I nod.
"I have to bear children."
He puts his feet back on the floor and slides off the table.
"You mean like a surrogate? I thought android imps were programmed to keep peace and harmony between demons and humans. That includes preventing unwanted pregnancies."
I shake my head.
"Not that kind of children. I have to get married to a demon who’ll be knocking me up until I produce demondragon hybrids for him."
His jaw drops.
"That’s…that’s…"
He slumps against the couch and stares at the wall.
This is not like him.
Leo is a jokester, always ready with a witty remark or a sarcastic comment.
But now he’s as silent as a ghost.
I watch as he clenches and unclenches his fists.
He’s probably thinking about how to get me out of this mess.
After a few minutes of silence, he suddenly jumps up and starts pacing around the small living room.
"Okay, so we have to get you out of this. We can’t let them force you into something like that."
He starts talking to himself, muttering numbers and scenarios under his breath.
I watch him pace back and forth until he finally stops in front of me.
His face is flushed, and his eyes are wild.
"I can’t fight them, Sasha. They’re too powerful."
His voice cracks as he says it.
"But I’ll be here. Every step."
He sits down beside me again, but this time he’s closer, and he takes my hand in his.
I squeeze it back, grateful for his presence even if I know that there’s no way out of this. My stomach churns as I think about what’s going to happen next.
I’ve heard horror stories about demon weddings, and I can’t imagine what it would be like to be married to one of them.
The thought makes me shudder, and I try to push it out of my mind.
I look over at Leo, who’s still holding my hand tightly.
He looks worried, and I know that he’s trying to think of a way to help me.
But I know that there’s no way out of this.
I’m trapped, and I have to accept my fate.
Suddenly, there’s a loud thud from the mail slot in the door.
It startles us both, and we jump up from the couch to see what it is. It’s a large envelope with my name on it in elegant calligraphy.
It must be the wedding invitation.
I pick it up carefully, feeling the weight of it in my hands.
It feels heavy, like it’s filled with bad news.
I turn it over in my hands, studying it carefully.
With trembling fingers, I slide the thick parchment from the envelope.
The gold-embossed edges catch the dim light of the apartment, and I can feel the weight of the paper in my hands.
Leo leans over my shoulder as I unfold it, and his breath hitches in his throat when we see the elaborate demon script that adorns the top.
I recognize some of the words, but most of it is beyond my comprehension.
The date is set for next week - far too soon.
My eyes scan down the page, taking in the formal text.
It details the location of the ceremony - a grand cathedral deep within the demon realm - and the required attire.
But it’s the final paragraph that makes my blood run cold.
It speaks of a binding ritual, one that will permanently link me to my future husband.
The words seem to leap off the page, taunting me with their cruel inevitability. Leo’s hand tightens on my shoulder as I trace my finger over the demon lord’s signature at the bottom of the page.
The ink still glistens with otherworldly power, and I can feel its dark magic pulsing through me.
Suddenly, my hands go numb and I drop the invitation.
Leo catches it before it hits the ground, his eyes wide with disbelief.
"Wait, Sasha, look at this," he says, pointing to a small symbol at the bottom corner.
I lean in closer, squinting to make it out.
