<span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 8pt;">Octo. What you've posted so far sounds good. I do have a few ideas for what could happen later on down the road...some song lyrics gave me inspiration~! Everyone, feel free to give me some input either through this forum or over PMs--I'd be more than willing to work all of you into Lo's escapades.  :P<br/>~~~<br/><strong>*"I'm horrified by my potential, I'm so capable of terrible things...I really hate goodbyes."</strong><br/><br/>In one of Lo's terrible fits of violence (whether it's towards another character or caused by something else entirely), he accidentally hurts Deimos, the injury minimal. This, to the loyal, over-protective male, is an unforgivable act. The human then forces himself to leave Deimos, even if the physical separation sends him into an overwhelming depression. Anything could happen when someone so powerful is emotional.  <br/>~~~<br/><strong>*"I've spoke a whisper in the dark one night<br/>Watch it take form in front of me and mimic my life<br/>It seemed natural especially watching its last breathe like poetry<br/>Watch as it clung to its own chest with a smile"</strong><br/><br/>Just to fuck with someone, Lo and Deimos whisper a quiet curse or spell "in the dark one night". This murmur turns into that persons' worst nightmare, etc, etc...The human male is struck by how alike he and the curse/phantom are;subsequently, Lo takes measures to limit his evilness, his general cruelty when forced to enact it.<br/>~~~<br/><strong>*"You gotta keep this coming,<br/>Tell it like you know it but you don’t know nothing<br/>Your call, we can settle this like gentlemen,<br/>Or meet me out the back to end it all and start again<br/>My whole life’s spent waiting,<br/>Ever since I can remember been anticipating your fall,<br/>And God let it be a long one<br/>Can’t let go of my grudge till I know you’re done"</strong><br/><br/>These particular lyrics deal solely with Sin's character Basilisk. There is some abhorrence between the two, and though the aforementioned conflict isn't too clear, it's rather obviously how much Lo hates the wolfish man. He'd give his own life if that monster would burn forever in the pits of Hell. One night, both parties lose control, breaking out into a full-blown brawl. Perhaps the rest of the godly community takes sides and some could spar with the two (once again showing their support to a certain person)?<br/>~~~<br/><br/>I can almost see Lo as a father figure to Deimos, which really is a bit ironic when one realizes just how young the human appears. He, in my opinion, looks about nineteen...Hm. I took a bit to think about my character's past, yet I shalln't be posting any additional notes on his skeleton. <del>Nonetheless, I believes it's important to establish how and why he has maintained such a youthful countenance over the years. Shy away I do from repetitive cliches; though, in this instance, I found great love of the idea that Lo signed the Devil's black book one day, etching away his soul to none other than the Ferryman. Talt, after finding a small child drifting upon the tides of the Styx River, places the little one in this condemned man's hands.</del><br/><br/>I have expected his past particularly to be wholesomely violence and bloody--the reasoning behind selling off his soul before it was too far tainted. To add to what I previously noted, I can imagine the scarred human having to entertain Deimos, as well as chide him, like a parental figure would.<br/><br/>That's all she said, at least for now.  ;)</span><br/><br/>