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Uriel stared at Levi in annoyance. "Of course, I know that! In fact, I wanted to apologize so everything could go back to normal!"

"Well, then, why didn't you?!" Levi shrieked.

"Because you had that whole stupid fight with Lucy and Satan!" Uriel shouted back. "You got into a fight with Dad, then you got sent away! We weren't supposed to talk to you without Michael coming after us with that sword! Then billions of years passed, and we saw each other again, and you...you..."

Levi seemed taken aback as she finished the sentence. "I yelled at you and said that I never wanted to see you again."

"And then you started giving everyone envy," Uriel continued. "And sleeping with everyone, and there was that thing with Behemoth and Ziz..."

A small, shiny tear rolled down Uriel's cheek. "You were gone. I ruined everything. And I'm supposed to be the angel of redemption! I should have given you another chance, but I was scared!"

Levi found herself starting to cry too. "I was too. I shouldn't have yelled. I was just jealous that you got to stay, and I just let that jealousy eat everything I knew! I don't even want those other guys, or Behemoth and Ziz! I was imagining you the whole time!"

Uriel wiped her eyes. "You...you did? Behemoth isn't anything like me. He's big enough to eat a planet."

"I don't care how fat or thin you get," Levi said, fully sobbing. "I missed you!"

Uriel suddenly jumped forward and took Levi into a hug. The girls cried into each other's shoulders while Lucy and Kyle watched. The rest of the party was too loud and distracted to notice. Lucy turned and stared at Kyle in shock. "Do you have any idea what you've done?"

"I'm still stuck on the fact that I'm at Dionysus' party in just a fig leaf," Kyle answered.

"You solved a billion-year love drama in less than ten minutes," Lucy said. "How did you do that?"

"Honestly, I don't know," Kyle said. "I just wanted the fighting to stop so we can do this ritual."

The two women stopped hugging and kissed each other lovingly. Lucy held up her handbag in front of her face. "Dammit! I'm the Devil! I'm not gonna cry!"

Uriel and Levi turned back to Kyle and Lucy, beaming proudly. "Wait here," Levi said.

She turned around, wiggled her bare ass for Uriel, and dove into the pool. In a mere few moments, she swam back up to the surface with a dark green pendant with a large "E" on it. She smiled as she gave it to Lucy. "All yours, boss. Keep that boy around. I like him."

Lucy smiled at Kyle from the side. "I do too."

Before Kyle could say anything, Uriel pointed at the crowd. "Hey, Levi? Did you piss off any other couples today?"

Kyle and Lucy turned to see Grant and Roxie pushing their way passed the crowd of gods and monsters towards them. Lucy turned back to Levi. "Listen, Leviathan! I know I've asked a lot, but I need you to distract those demon hunters! I can't fight them like this!"

Levi's eyes darted between Uriel, Kyle, and Lucy as she grew a sadistic smile. "Okay, but you ain't gonna like it!"

Grant could barely stand up straight as he and Roxie swung each other around on the dance floor. He could hear the crowd cheering as he put his footwork to action against Roxie. "Jus - hic - jus giv uh, Roxie! I'm beatin' ya'!"

Roxie spent more of her energy shimmying and caressing her body, knowing the men cared more for sexy moves than real dancing. "Fuck off! Ah'm the besht dancer!"

"You? You don't evin wear real undies!"

"And you do?!"

Grant suddenly stopped dancing and pulled down his pants, showing off his black boxer shorts to his partner. The woman in the crowd cheered and whistled as he threw them to the side. Roxie just scoffed and pulled up her shirt.

"Big - hic - deal! You gah no style!" The huntress whipped off her top and threw it away, soaking up the catcalls from the men as she showed off her purple bra. Both hunters stared each other down in nothing but their underwear, socks, and shoes.

Stumbling forward, Grant grabbed Roxie's shoulders and pointed behind her. "Hey, hey now! There's the Dezil! I'll geh her firsht!"

Roxie turned to see two naked people in the distance wearing only fig leaves around their crotches. "No, you don't!"

The two pushed through several people trying to reach Adam and Eve. While passing by a tall couple dressed as a ninja and a cowboy, a white dress flew into Grant's face, blocking his vision. Roxie took the chance to push him away and stumble through the crowd.

"I gotcha now, bish!" She slurred.

As she reached out to grab her prey, Roxie found herself staring into the angry eyes of a naked blonde wearing a fig leaf around her womanhood. The woman's face contorted into fury as Roxie looked down to see she was fondling the woman's bare breast.

"Hey...you ain't redhead," Roxie moaned.

Another hand grabbed Roxie's in a crushing grip. The huntress turned to see another woman, a brunette, also wearing a fig leaf around her bare waist. Unlike the blonde, her wet hair was long enough to cover her breasts. "And she ain't single! Get your own date! This one's mine!"

Levi pushed Roxie backwards into Grant, sending the two tumbling into the water. The partygoers laughed as the two hunters shot up to the surface, spitting water from their mouths.

Levi threw an arm around Uriel with the biggest smile she had in millennia. "I've been wanting to say that since the Ice Age."

Uriel, meanwhile, fought the urge to cover her breasts as she made an embarrassed glare at her lover. "You owe me big time for this."

Levi smiled and gave her another kiss. "I've waited even longer to hear that."

Kyle and Lucy caught their breath outside the club in the alleyway. Lucy took the chance to fan herself with her handbag. Part of her started to wish Kyle had taken Levi up on her offer of skinny dipping. Somehow, she trusted him not to cheat, and it would have allowed them to cool off from the hot air of the party room.

"Couldn't she have left us the fig leaves?" Kyle asked.

"I think she was planning on taking them anyway," Lucy said. "You know; envy, and all that."

"Not much of a costume to be jealous about," Kyle pointed out.

"No, but getting away with being naked at a party with Uriel is," Lucy said. "Maybe now, she'll stop taking my stuff down in hell and get her own."

"Really?" Kyle asked.

"No, not really," Lucy admitted. "Old habits die hard."

The door beside them flung open as Hailey and Buddy rushed out to the alley. Hailey took the chance to pull her shirt over her waist once they were done. "You think they saw us?"

"Ah don't know, darlin'," Buddy said. "Think they put a tracker on us?"

"Wait, would they actually do that to us?" Hailey asked. "Over one stupid fight?"

The two hunters stopped talking as they made direct eye contact with Kyle and Lucy.