God is Dead!

After he'd bid Ash a goodbye in the morning, he came to open the shop, in a decidedly good mood. Hopefully Raziel wouldn't have his mortal hide for doing what he'd just done, but it had been a damned good evening. Hopefully the goddess thought so too, or at least good enough to get him on her good side.

He opened the shop, humming a tuneless song, some aria he'd heard somewhere. The Sefer Raziel was right where he'd left it, and he sat at the counter with it, waiting for customers to appear.

Imamiah had heard from the girl he'd met on the subway - Napalm - and was now headed to collect her. Truth told, he was a trifle nervous. She was a succubus, but the part that unsettled him was that she was a human. He didn't entirely know how to react to them. He'd done well enough before, but who knew what might go wrong?

Still, he supposed, the worst that could happen was that she would forget him or tell him to leave. He tried to call out to her via the mind, just to ensure that she wouldn't be too surprised. Napalm? I'm here.

When the chains had left him entirely, Imamiah had taken a first hesitant step out of Hebron's city limits, and he hadn't burst into flames. He hadn't bothered to figure out why, he'd just taken the first plane out of Tel Aviv to anywhere.

It turned out to be heading for Heathrow, in London. He'd made his way along the airport halls, then into the tube on a lark. Why not? He could move around! O frabjous day! He'd sit in the tube all day if he could. People-watching was his passion. The crowd started to get more and more fractious as the train headed into the city centre, but he just sat there, smiling.