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Hello, Parabolical! I'm Daniel and I've just joined with Anthony J Crowley from Good Omens. Great to meet you all.
For those of you who aren't familiar with Crowley (I'll be putting up his bio and such soon), a quick summary:
Crowley's literally older than Earth, though he appears to be in his mid twenties. He was an angel originally, and then became a demon, though he didn't so much fall as "saunter vaguely downwards"; in other words, he hung out with the wrotheng crowd. He's not exactly evil, just curious and mischievous; he likes causing mass irritation. He was put on earth in the form of a snake and, that's right, tempted Eve into biting the apple. Since then he's hung out in most of Europe and witnessed or heard about most major historical or Biblical events (except those he slept through in the 18th century). Crowley's credited with causing the Spanish Inquisition, although he didn't; the sight of it profoundly disturbed him. Violence and wrath aren't his areas of expertise; more than anything, he's a tempter. He has dark hair, always wears fine suits and snakeskin boots, drives a 1926 Bentley that's in perfect condition, and wears sunglasses at all times to hide his eyes, because they're yellow. Being an immortal, he can't be killed, but he can be discorporated -- he's sent back down to hell for a few months or maybe more until they decide whether or not to give him another body.
The angel Aziraphale is his only friend and basically his other half. Originally mortal enemies, they started drinking together in 1000 AD and have been debating good and evil over dinner ever since.
Crowley's just escaped a near-Apocolypse, in which the Antichrist, a 12-year-old named Adam, decided that he didn't want the world to end. Aziaraphale and Crowley together agreed with this and stood against the Metatron and Beelzebub. In the end Adam got what he wanted and the world was returned to normal -- at least, normal in the eyes of Adam, who, being twelve, couldn't fix everything perfectly.
And that's Crowley. He's a flash bastard, but he's also a nice guy some of the time; he'll make enemies with a lot of people here, but he could probably manage to befriend some people, too.
I'm always, always up for plotting -- comment here or AIM me at Cyrano Martian.
For those of you who aren't familiar with Crowley (I'll be putting up his bio and such soon), a quick summary:
Crowley's literally older than Earth, though he appears to be in his mid twenties. He was an angel originally, and then became a demon, though he didn't so much fall as "saunter vaguely downwards"; in other words, he hung out with the wrotheng crowd. He's not exactly evil, just curious and mischievous; he likes causing mass irritation. He was put on earth in the form of a snake and, that's right, tempted Eve into biting the apple. Since then he's hung out in most of Europe and witnessed or heard about most major historical or Biblical events (except those he slept through in the 18th century). Crowley's credited with causing the Spanish Inquisition, although he didn't; the sight of it profoundly disturbed him. Violence and wrath aren't his areas of expertise; more than anything, he's a tempter. He has dark hair, always wears fine suits and snakeskin boots, drives a 1926 Bentley that's in perfect condition, and wears sunglasses at all times to hide his eyes, because they're yellow. Being an immortal, he can't be killed, but he can be discorporated -- he's sent back down to hell for a few months or maybe more until they decide whether or not to give him another body.
The angel Aziraphale is his only friend and basically his other half. Originally mortal enemies, they started drinking together in 1000 AD and have been debating good and evil over dinner ever since.
Crowley's just escaped a near-Apocolypse, in which the Antichrist, a 12-year-old named Adam, decided that he didn't want the world to end. Aziaraphale and Crowley together agreed with this and stood against the Metatron and Beelzebub. In the end Adam got what he wanted and the world was returned to normal -- at least, normal in the eyes of Adam, who, being twelve, couldn't fix everything perfectly.
And that's Crowley. He's a flash bastard, but he's also a nice guy some of the time; he'll make enemies with a lot of people here, but he could probably manage to befriend some people, too.
I'm always, always up for plotting -- comment here or AIM me at Cyrano Martian.
