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LONGESTNIGHT | mortifying ordeal 2k24



[ We're out here... we're at it. Snacks on lock. Beverages even more on lock because how else are they supposed to be expected to get through this. A watch setup that they can be sure no one else will wander in on, because that would make this even weirder.

(Aziraphale was mostly involved with the snacks and drinks, and not at all involved with any sort of tech setup. He's got a little notebook and a stubby pencil in case he needs to jot things down.)

They've agreed on their basic ground rules terms, whatever those look like. Who even truly knows. Probably some no-questions-asked "look away from this" allowances or "don't bring this up until we're done with this ordeal please" codewords or whatever. Maybe there's no real rules and this is the wild west. It's our world to create tbh.

But at least they can be emotionally flayed for public consumption in a warm cozy workshop environment. ]
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[personal profile] demonicmiracle 2024-06-14 02:55 pm (UTC)(link)
[Crowley isn't too surprised that they decided to use this situation for the show; it's important enough for how he got to Tadfield and dramatic enough that the audience would probably like it.

He's not sure how to personally feel about seeing it again, wondering if he should warn for the Hastur jumpscare. It's probably fine.]


They aren't very good at big picture moves. If you asked them, one single soul doomed is better than hundreds of thousand of miserable bastards going about their day.

[And maybe it is. Maybe that's why Crowley preferred the big picture schemes, to avoid actually damning any singular person.]
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[personal profile] demonicmiracle 2024-06-14 04:08 pm (UTC)(link)
There's a reason Hell mostly left me to my own devices.

[Both because they're fucking stupid, and because the one who were smart enough to be in charge understood that Crowley was doing far more work than the average demon.

No wonder he's been kind of bored, stuck in the North Pole. He's used to having multiple ongoing projects to manage.]


Anyway, you'd hardly want them up on Earth keeping busy like I was. You'd never get any reading in.
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[personal profile] demonicmiracle 2024-06-16 01:11 am (UTC)(link)
Would've been a nightmare.

[They both know that Crowley likely would've handled the problem for him and found a way to allow Aziraphale to take credit.

He wouldn't want too many other demons on Earth, either.

And ah, there's Hastur. Crowley hisses at the screen on instinct, remembering how raw and vulnerable he'd felt in that moment. It had been awful, Hastur being there.]
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[personal profile] demonicmiracle 2024-06-16 02:59 pm (UTC)(link)
[There are a few thoughts bumping up against one another in Crowley's brain as he observes these events from an outside perspective, but all of them are knocked aside with a bark of startled laughter at lobcock.

There's also something about Aziraphale's vehemence that he's going to tuck away to mull over later. It's just sort of – nice, to have someone upset and angry on his behalf, when he's always just had to accept this treatment as a given and wasn't allowed to be angry about it himself.]


Oh, don't worry, you'll like this next bit. I can't wait to see the look on Hastur's ugly mug.

[He couldn't really spare more than a quick glance at the time, as focused as he was.]
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[personal profile] demonicmiracle 2024-06-16 06:59 pm (UTC)(link)
[Crowley still hasn't figured out where he falls on the topic of the narrator; is it actually God? A stylistic choice? Something else entirely? It drags up a lot of further, more complicated questions, especially when She's all but complimenting him, talking about his imagination.

He hadn't expected that, and he feels a bit like he's going to throw up about it, but he shoves that down and focuses on Aziraphale.

Compliments from Aziraphale are still slightly complicated, but not nearly as much as the ones from God are.]


It's gotten me out of more than a few tricky situations. This one was very satisfying.

[Although he feels bad about the Bentley :( Getting it back doesn't entirely undone the suffering.]
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[personal profile] demonicmiracle 2024-06-16 11:20 pm (UTC)(link)
Serves him right for being a bastard.

[He isn't changing his mind that he would've preferred to get Hastur with the holy water, rather than Ligur, but he can't go back and change it, so he'll just have to live with having made Hastur suffer a bit.]

It was bloody exhausting, you're lucky I didn't need a couple months of sleep between that and dragging us to the sands of time.