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So yes, they'll throw a fit. But they're going to anyway, so they might as well really sell it, huh?]
Which means we ought to figure out what to do with-- with those sides.
[He doesn't pull back, because he doesn't want to, but his voice is at least a little more brisk.]
Does Heaven execute people? Because Hell does. Hell loves that kind of thing. Do you know how many demons I've seen on trial? That's their whole shtick: awful punishments for varying crimes.
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They do work so well together, after all. Aziraphale still finds a moment to run his fingers theough Crowley's hair with a curious little hum.]
You get trials?
[So, yes, things are actually quite grim. He moves right along, looking over his shoulder at where his coat was left earlier and quirking an eyebrow; a scrap of paper drifts out of his pocket and floats over for him to pluck it out of the air.]
I— or perhaps more accurately, our dear friend Agnes— had an idea. Look.
[Read this and come to the immediate obvious conclusion he did, dear.]
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But fine. He rolls over just slightly, squinting up with one yellow eye to read the writing. Agnes couldn't have used a spellchecker, huh, she really just went for it with all those words . . .
It isn't subtle. He can appreciate that, at least. Choose your faces wisely, and there's plenty of metaphoric ways to interpret that, but there's also one very literal one.]
It'll be risky.
[That's not nearly the word for it. Hell finding an angel in their midst would be . . . hm. It doesn't really bear thinking on, actually, and he shifts a little, edging in closer, like maybe sheer body mass might protect Aziraphale from that possibility.]
Heaven won't check. They'll think you did the right thing and turned up for your Divine punishment, no matter what it is. But Hell might just. You ready for that possibility?
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Technically, getting into a fight in Hell would be the right thing to do, if I were to be discovered. Viewed through a certain lens, that is.
[Ah, but they'll be in so much trouble if they're caught, simply being discorporated and properly executed would pale in comparison.]
Still, I could pretend to be you for an hour or so. I know you. I'm sure I'll do a very good you.
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[But that's not the point here. There's no other option but this, both because it's the only solution he can think of and because-- well. Agnes predicted it, and the old witch was right about everything else, wasn't she?
Still. It leaves him anxious, not that he'd ever call it that.]
Try it, then. Go on. We might as well give it a go now.
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[Like it's not urgent. How can he just pull a Crowley impression out of thin air...]
You're just going to have to trust me, my dear. I'll be sure not to smile too much unless it's inappropriate.
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[U G H this is so wildly inconvenient for him, personally. He sits up on his forearms, staring down at Aziraphale. He screws up his face, but he knows what Aziraphale looks like, he's known it for centuries, so it's easy to just--
--be him, change the hair and eyes and shorter legs and shorter face and just shorter in general, actually, but then it's there, all but perfect. He blinks eyes that aren't his, disliking the odd way they feel.]
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[Yes, he can do that. All it takes is a blink to get a little taller, a little slimmer, darken the hair and do something very strange to his eyes and gaze back at Crowley with his own face.
He frowns.]
Gabriel is going to know it isn't me if you keep making that face, Crowley.
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[He does, actually, smile, falsely and too largely, something that doesn't suit Aziraphale at all. Also, incidentally, has Crowley teased Aziraphale before by calling him a cherub, yes, he has.]
I'll just-- you know-- bluster. Talk about how I was justified in the Almighty's eyes and so on. It's not as if Gabriel ever looks closely, you know him.
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[Here, "appreciate" means "be very, very pissed off about," and isn't that the point? To really let them have it, or at least to really look at them snidely.
Aziraphale tries out his very best detached disapproval face.] How do I look?
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Try more attitude. You can't just be passive, you've got to-- you know-- really put the demons in their place. Act better than them.
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Taunt them a bit, then? Act like I've places to be after my untimely demise?
[He'll tell them he has a date with some crepes, perhaps.]
You could say just about anything and Gabriel will get cross [ahaha] about it.
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[It's probably a bad idea to shittalk your boyfriend's boss when you look like your boyfriend, but it's also not like they can get in more trouble.]
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I did think of making a polite inquiry, but you know how he gets. It wouldn't have been worth it, but that poor girl. Tried to smooth things over when he'd gone, but, hmm.
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[Drawled out. Honestly, he's sure Aziraphale was comforting. Far more than Gabriel. He sits up, and it must be very odd, seeing Aziraphale's form lying back languidly in that way Crowley has, all flash bastard even in bed.]
At least he got kicked upstairs after that.
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[Indignant!! He tried, you know. It was a trying time for everyone involved.
Crowley might be wearing his face, but he still slides a hand over to thread their fingers together. Romantic shit talking...]
It was very nice to get some peace and quiet.
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Although--]
How often did he hang around you when he was on earth?
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Oh, more than enough. He's always been very, you know— he needs someone to speak at or he gets bent out of shape.
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So what did he do, just come around and bother you til you paid him mind?
[crowley that's literally what you did]
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Something like that, I suppose. I don't think he cared much if I was actually listening, just present...
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[Well. Well, and he actually looks a great deal like Aziraphale in that moment, huffing softly to himself.]
Right. Good to know.
I'll keep that in mind tomorrow. Oye, what do you think they'll try, anyway? Maybe they'll try to make you Fall . . .
[But it's Crowley, who has already Fallen, so it's fine.]
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Oh, I'm sure there will be plenty of Hellfire. That shouldn't be half as bad as the posturing, though.
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So yeah, there's a moment of shock. He blinks, nods, refocuses.]
Yeah.
Suppose it's back to the fire and brimstone days with them sometimes, then.
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[Which is the first time Aziraphale has acknowledged out loud that they are, in fact, traitors. Being on their own side is some kind of dramatically romantic, that's easier, but traitors? Hmm.
Still, he has this odd feeling...]
You know... I think we're going to be alright.
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He melts away into his proper body, and now the worry is evident in his gaze, the quiet way he squirms in closer.]
Tell me that again when you return. Yeah?
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