Capítulo 2: Chapter 2 : The young devil
"Nevermind." Makima watched the disgusting display of eating(?) happening in front of her.
The young devil had found a nice little restaurant to take the boy after dropping her dogs back off at her apartment
(government owned). What she assumed to be a simple one meal and done had turned into a nightmarish carnage.
Within minutes he had cleared out most of what the restaurant was capable of even producing, several patrons left in disgust, and she was receiving heavy glares from the kitchen staff.
Makima had watched it all happen in silence wondering just how much it would take to pay for the amount of food he just consumed.
Well, it wasn't like she couldn't pay for the food since she was using the government's money for her expenses. It was likely she'd get asked about it but the young devil didn't really care at the moment.
She was more fascinated by the potential pet that she'd have to take extreme time to properly train. Such terrible table manners wouldn't be good to have after all.
He finished his next plate, stacking it on top of one of the many piles of plates taking up the table. "Can I get another-"
"I think that's enough." Makima interrupted him.
"Huh? But I can still keep going." He argued, pouting.
"Cute." She thought. "You've emptied out this entire restaurant and I think the staff would like us to leave." Makima pointed at the staff, allowing the boy to notice how every single one of them looked ready to kill him.
"Huh? I wonder what's wrong with them. I thought restaurants like it when people eat their food." He said.
"They do."
"Then why are they mad?"
"You ate too much."
"Oh!" He exclaims, clearly not bothered by it. "I think Bulma said that same thing before, but I think it's fine!"
Makima stood from the table, putting her on her black coat with a Scooby-Doo design on the back. She reached into the pocket to pull out her checkbook-
BOOM!
"Hm?" She looked out the window after hearing the loud explosion. She already knew what it was, long used to the destruction caused around the city. "A devil." Makima muttered as she watched the creature make itself known.
Standing on top of a building was a huge devil in the form of a snake, it's venomous eyes peering down on its prey running in terror.
The Snake Devil hissed loudly, shaking the buildings, including the restaurant they were in. Makima stood unfazed as the civilians around her were all running for safety.
"What's that?" She looked over to see that the monkey boy didn't look scared at all, in fact he looked a bit excited.
"It's a devil. The Snake Devil apparently." Makima answered, calmly walking towards the exit.
"What's a devil?"
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"Excuse me?" For the first time since her creation, Makima looked genuinely confused. "Do you not know what a devil is?"
"Nope! Is it strong?" He asked.
If she wasn't already certain of the strangeness of this boy, then his behavior here cemented him as an anomaly amongst humans and possibly devils too.
Anyone would be scared of devils, even Devil Hunters fear them a bit. But this boy looked anything but scared. "I don't know, a devil's strength can vary depending on what fear it represents."
"A lot of people fear snakes, so there's a chance that it's quite strong." Makima explained.
"Alright, then!" He jumped up from his seat and rushed out of the door. "I'll fight this Snake Devil to see how strong he is!"
"Okay." Makima shrugged, following after the monkey boy. She didn't care too much if he wanted to fight it, but losing a potential pet would suck.
The young devil watched as the monkey boy pulled out his pole and slammed it on the ground.
"Power Pole, extend!" He shouted and the pole responded by increasing its length rapidly. Once in the air, he pushed himself off the tip of the pole before grabbing it again.
With the flip, the monkey boy brought his pole down onto the snake's head incredibly hard. The devil cried in pain, but clearly wasn't out of the count just yet.
It reared back its head, building up an attack within its mouth. With a mighty hiss, the Snake Devil vomited a large mass of venom at the monkey boy.
Luckily for the small monkey, a white chain wrapped itself around his waist and yanked him back down towards Makima. The venom had missed him, but it landed on a large group of civilians, melting them to death.
"Thanks, but I could've handled it!" He smiles at Makima.
"Sure, but it would be best to not risk ending up like them." She pointed at the bystanders who had just melted into a puddle of liquid. Much to her confusion she watched as the boy's expression turned from joy to anger. "Seems he's one of the types who values human lives. I don't really understand why."
"Those people…they had no part in this!" He growled.
Makima shrugged. "Perhaps, but all humans have a part in the creation of devils. Whatever they fear will manifest like that one there. Though, I suppose it is a shame that they couldn't evacuate quickly enough."
The monkey boy saw how the Snake Devil continued to attack people, swallowing them in its mouth or melting them with its venom. His anger continued to grow at the carnage in front of him.
"Alright! I'll end this one in this next attack! NIMBUS!" He raced forward, jumping onto his cloud as it reached him.
"End it? How exactly do you plan to do that?" Makima wondered.
"Like this!" He declared, racing towards the snake. The devil saw the monkey boy coming towards him and prepared to unleash another blast of venom.
With his pole extended once more, the monkey jabbed his staff at the Snake Devil's mouth, jamming it shut before it could fire.
"G-gurgle!" The Snake Devil cried, choking on its own venom.
"Now's my chance!" The monkey boy cupped his hands at his sides. "KA! ME! HA! ME! HAAAAAAA!"
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