Ted preys

Danya was a succubus, bound by the rules of Hell. She could roam the mortal world as she pleased, and tempt the souls of men and women into wicked, lustful ways. But there was, of course, a **** in the world that was the the undoing of her infernal power; the faith of the pure.

Ted was a boy who had sinned in his mind and heart many times. But the faithful are not perfect, merely forgiven. The sight of Danya in her evil splendor might have broken Ted, might have cost him his very soul. But he went the other way instead, and his eyes suddenly burned with the fervor of the righteous. He stood tall, and seemed to tower over the succubus.

"Get thee behind me Satan!" Ted bellowed, and Danya felt his words sear into her tainted soul like pitch. She screamed in pain, and Ted advanced. Danya could not stand before the power of Ted's faith, and he had backed her across the room. She tripped over the little stool before the piano, and a crown of light seemed to hang over Ted's heart.

"Please, stop," Danya cried. "No more, mercy!"

Ted looked at the wretched, wicked thing cowering at his feet, and his faith bloomed like an opening flower in his heart, and knew his power over her. He spoke a command, and Danya had to obey.