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spoke his immortal words to them . . .
    “Uh, hi. Have you guys seen my girlfriend? She’s really short and cute. You can’t miss her.”
    “Are you serious ?” I uttered, outraged that his “immortal” opening line was not intimidating nor life-changing. There he stood with a warrior-like body that would make Greek Gods jealous and he was politely asking my kidnappers if they had seen me? And then he proceeded to describe me as “really short and cute”? What was wrong with this picture?
    “Hurry up and save me!” I shrieked in disbelief.
    “Ah, there you are, Teacup,” he replied upon hearing my voice. His tone of voice was relaxed, but as soon as he caught sight of me bounded to the chair, looking like I had been tossed around like a rag doll, his features subtly hardened.
    Jaw clenching in discontent, he made a move to come to me.
    Thunk.
    He barely moved an inch before he was stopped by an invisible force field. Dawning realization ignited in his brown eyes as he lifted his right hand up. He smoothed his fingers over the invisible force field like he was touching glass. While he walked in a slow curve around it, his hands still testing the boundaries, I belatedly realized that these Demons must’ve erected a force field in this room to prevent me from escaping—and to prevent anyone from running in to save me.
    I caught them off guard once. They were not going to let it happen again.
    Still stuck outside the force field, Eclipse’s eyes appraised me in my beaten-up state once more. Ice formed over his once easygoing eyes. He turned back to the Demons with a dark look on his face. I knew then why he was acting like a dumb human boy. His intention was to throw them off so that they would not be privy to his true identity. However, now that there was a protective barrier preventing him from getting to me, Eclipse no longer deemed it necessary to be polite and cordial.
    “You all have some nerve touching her like that,” he stated simply, his composed voice throbbing with rage.
    “We would’ve gone to get you, pretty boy,” San loftily said to Eclipse. He was still under the misguided notion that he was talking to some lowly human as opposed to one of the Princes of Hell. “You didn’t have to come here looking for us.”
    “Oh, come on, man,” Phix suddenly complained. From the corner of my eye, I could see that he was getting annoyed because Demon Girl, with her normally glaring eyes, was actually drooling over Eclipse’s impressive body. Come to think of it, nearly all the female Demons in the room were lusting after him—even if they didn’t want to admit it. “Is it really necessary to walk around with your shirt off?”
    Although Eclipse smirked, amusement did not reach his eyes.
    “You know, I was really looking forward to having a nice and relaxing night,” he shared with a hint of annoyance. “I was planning on seducing my girlfriend right after my shower and I was looking forward to having some fun fooling around with her.” Anger threaded his voice as he continued to move his hand over the protective barrier. “It goes without saying that I am very pissed that my ass had to walk around in the freezing cold to look for her.” His furious eyes fastened onto every Demon in the room. The next words out of his mouth were spoken with pure fury. “If you know what’s good for you, then you bottom-feeding parasites better let her go before I turn you all into ashes.”
    All around the room, the Demons’ eyes grew curious. The last thing they expected was this unusual threat from a human. Even though they didn’t know who he was, it was clear that many of the Demons were starting to fear Eclipse. The power that radiated from him—even from behind a protective force field—was undeniable. 
    “Turn us all into ashes?” parroted San, assessing Eclipse under a brand new light. He was the only one in the group who did not look terrified of Eclipse and the only one who was able to