A sudden disturbance

"Huh... How strange. Do you feel that?"

"Hm, now that you mention it, I do feel something."

Belial lifted her head up, and darted her gaze side to side, as if looking for something. "I think someone is casting a summoning spell."

"Doesn't feel very strong at all. Must be an amateur."

"Well, might as well pay them a visit. Heh, I bet they won't expect us to show up!"

"Ooh, I hope they're a cutie. You don't mind if I play with their soul a little, right?"

"I don't see why not."

They both headed in the direction of the summoning spell. It wasn't very powerful at all, and therefore there wasn't the usual obligation for a demon to head towards it. They weaved through many streets, until the came across a block of flats, seven or so stories high. The brick exterior has seen some weathering and was in need of a wash, but otherwise it looked quite ordinary, at least from what they've seen of the city. The front door was unlocked, and they climbed up the staircase. They stopped in front of a door.

13 b.

Naamah leaned her ear on the door, straining her ears to hear anything.

"Should we just knock?"

"Why, do you have a better idea? We could break in the door, but they might consider that rude."

"Since when do you care whether you're rude or not?"

"Just knock on the door, jeez. I'd do it myself, but it ain't exactly easy to do with paws."

"Alright, alright." She gave the door three knocks, and waited. "Wait, what exactly are we supposed to say once they get here?"

"Oh shit, I didn't think of that. Uh, um..."

She didn't get the time to come up with anything, as at just that moment the door opened. In the doorway stood a girl in her late teens. She emitted a rather... black personality. She wore black. Her make up was black. Her hair was black. Even her fingernails were painted black. It was a stark contrast to her pasty white skin, and it just made her chubby frame all the more apparent. She stared with a slackjawed expression, the pink bubblegum visible in her cheek.

Naamah searched for words to say. "Uh hi, we were, uh, um, just..."

"No. Way."

"Hm?"

"I can't believe it worked. It actually worked! The Internet was right about something for once!" She squealed in delight, grabbing Naamah's wrist. "You look just like a regular person, but I bet that's just a disguise!"

The succubus smirked. "What a perceptive eye you have."

"I was expecting you to sort of appear in flames or something though, not knock on my front door. Come in, come in, I need to show this to Jaylee! Oh uh, she's my friend, she helped me with the ritual. And I'm Sally, but call me 'Mistress Shadowburn'!"

"Uhuh."

The door closed behind them. The apartment was clean and well lit, with dozens of well dusted picture frames on the wall. A row of shoes sat neatly on the floor, up against the skirting. They passed by the kitchen. It was very neat and tidy, as was the living room. Finally they reached Sally's room. It was nothing like the immaculately cleaned rooms before it; clothes littered the floor in piles, and the general stench of a teenager hung in the air. Posters of half naked hunks plastered the walls. A nerdish looking girl with glasses, thin as a broomstick, also wearing black but somewhat less cringeworthy clothes, sat next to the summoning circle on the floor. Both the demons looked in disbelief.

"This was your circle? For real?"

"What? What's wrong with it?"

"Well for one, it's drawn in, what is this, red paint? It needs to be drawn in blood," she kneeled down next to it, "secondly, look at this; it's not even a circle! It's egg shaped! And what kind of crummy candles are these?"

"I couldn't find any proper candles, so I though birthday candles would do..."

"Geez, and your sacrifice was a cooked chicken? You'd be lucky to summon an imp with all this, no offence my king."

"None taken."

Both the girls gasped. "The dog is a demon too?! So cuuuuute!" Sally scratched her behind the ear.

"Hey, Hey! Stop that! Stop it! You're lucky I don't set you on fire for this!" Belial bared her teeth and growled. The girl snatched her hand away.

"Whoah, alright, geez!" She turned to Naamah. "Do you really take orders from her?"

"Sure. Believe it or not, she's the most powerful demon there is."

"No way, we summoned the most powerful demons? That's awesome!"

"You didn't summon us," Belial interjected, "we already mentioned your summoning circle was a piece of crap."

Jaylee looked confused. "But you're here aren't you?"

"We were just in the neighbourhood and decided to check it out. Honestly, we wouldn't have even noticed you if you weren't the only ones attempting it in a hundred mile radius."

They both looked down sadly, disappointed with their own ineptitude. "...doesn't matter. You two are here, and that's all we wanted."

Naamah licked her lips, slowly slipping out from her human disguise and into her real demonic form, gradually and subtly like mist. She eyed them, or rather, eyed past them into their souls."So what now girls? Nothing stopping us from taking your souls; no binding runes, no barrier circle," she stepped up to Sally, her hand holding her chin up, "what now?"

Sally gulped. "...I didn't know there was more to this."

"Fools."

"Now hold on, I don't think we need to reap their souls just yet. After all, they could be useful right now," interrupted Belial, strutting around the room, still in her dog form, "how about a deal? You each get a wish, and when you both used them up I'll ask a few questions. How does that sound?"

The two teens looked at each other. Jaylee looked unsure, but Sally was eager. "We accept!"

"Good. You both have a wish then. Say what you desire and I'll make it come true."

Sally, without thinking or hesitation blurted out her wish.