I sighed a breath of relief. “Guess I’m going to get an ass kicking later.” I know I will never see her again, even though it was amazing, but i... you get away from the devil then there is no need to dance with her again. I went upstairs to get myself cleaned up, and just relax this evening. “Oh, and don’t forget you need to take care of that lawn today mister,” my mom yelled up at me. I gave the usual teenage groan as I closed my door.So a long day of chores, and getting my energy back up, I. And what brings a beautiful demoness like you to this hotel tonight? I took in a deep breath, took another sip and turned to face this man. I was taken aback by him. He was stunning. His eyes were red like crimson blood. His hair was jet back and slightly spiked. I couldnt tell exactly how tall he was but he looked about 62, 6 inches taller than me. His lips were in a perfect Cupids bow shape. His muscles were well toned. Not huge but nice. After staring at him another minute, I finally found. Within the boundaries of the unfortified metropolis lived nearly a million Illuminants and Gnathar, Ce'al and Nultrites, Gnomes and Jotnar. Even at their distance from the city, Jonar could see the teeming crowds surging through the streets of Gen-Vir like blood through arteries. And towering over the wide, straight streets were the most marvelously fanciful structures Jonar had yet seen in his travels. Gleaming towers and spires soared hundreds of feet into the sky only to be joined by bridges. Craig had played poker in college, and was a good player, but with the low stakes he knew that everyone's losses would be minimal. The others were of the same opinion, this was a game to be played amongst friends, winning was important only in that the winner could hold it over the others heads, playing to win to take money from people who were out of work seemed to be, counterproductive and insulting to what the evening was meant to be.At 5pm the guests arrived, Dennis was first and was alone.