It's Your Day, Kiddo

Donny took a deep breath and looked around the back room of his shop. Everything was now set up just as he wanted it. The shop was closed for the day as it was his daughter, Alice's birthday. He had rearranged the room so that you could barely even tell it was effectively a workshop and effectively converted it into a party room almost overnight. It was arguably one of his most daunting tasks yet since Alice was rather inquisitive. Although it wasn't the party so much as the presents he had waiting for her that he was concerned about her discovering. He could easily pass off the Greatsword he'd forged for her as a custom order for a client. The Demonization chamber on the other hand was a bit more tricky. He'd always had the thing in the basement, however he hadn't taken time to maintain the thing since it wasn't exactly a good idea for everyone to hop into it.

Alice was a prime candidate though. She was undead and still had her mind and the ability to reason. She was essentially a normal child at the end of the day. She was also young meaning that she would have time to really grow used to her new demonic form before reaching adulthood. Her shot immune system and near constant sickness was ultimately the deciding factor for him. If she were to successfully become a demon that problem would be solved along with giving her a generous increase in her strength as well. Thereby making it a more ideal option.

Donny went to the upstairs section of the shop, his personal living space to check up on his daughter. And fix her something light to eat. He'd made a point of setting up a relatively effective glamour charm to make the workshop still appear as it always did. She might be perceptive enough to see through the ruse, he was teaching her all the tricks he knew after all. He scratched their pet Kangaroo behind the ears as he prepared a plate for her as well. It was going to be a good day.

@Sashi

On the bright side Alice sounded good, well as good as someone who's constantly sick could be. It was probably such a constant by now that she was used to the varying levels. He could probably even renovate his shop if he added up the money he spent on medication for her. But today would be the last day for her being anywhere near sick. He put the plate at her place on the table and turned to face her his lips curling into his signature grin when things were playing out well for him.

"Well, we're not doing all that much today. Maybe have some cake, watch a movie or ten," his voice trailed off as he sent out the text messages to those he'd invited to start coming in and taking their places. Part of him wanted to spill everything to her. But he was an older demon, he knew how to resist spilling his secrets.

"I wasn't sure how you'd be feeling so I didn't plan anything big," it sounded convincing enough. There's no way she'd see through that one at all. At most hopefully she just assumed that he was just making her gift and hiding it away over the past few weeks.

"You should hurry up and eat though, I have something to show you."

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