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<div align=center>Wings. What was the point in having wings if you could barely get five foot off the ground. Oh but of course Levi could, he could fly as high as he liked until he got tired and plummeted steadily to his death. That wasn't a nice thought. He didn't even know if he could die like that, but the assumption was there. A fall from a hundred feet would kill most, if not everyone. He'd arrived about an hour ago, skipped all formalities of registration and gone straight to his dorm. I'll do it later. He told himself, yawning softly and falling idly onto his back, bringing his elbows up behind his head.

Levi still didn't much know how he'd end up fitting in here. He was unfamiliar with humans, for the most part at least. The only time he'd spent around humans over his life was... Well... To sleep with them. He could still hear his father's words echoing in his ears, you're a useless child, Daniel and if I ever see you around here again I'll blah blah blah. Something along those lines, anyway. All Levi knew now was that he definitely couldn't go back there. Glad to see the last of him, anyways.

The boy sat up again, leaning forwards over the edge to look down at the courtyard below him. The students bustling around there merely looked like little dots from all the way up here. Levi gradually pushed himself to his feet again, tail uncurling behind him, and wings unfurling themselves. All at once he had vanished from the edge and disappeared below the building line, hovering idly back up again and lazing in mid-air. Teleporting was easier than flying, but this was a lot funner. He'd feel himself getting tired, right? Levi wasn't stupid, he'd know when to ground himself.</div>

<div align=center>Levi immediately knew about the other person that had supposedly come to join him, was he interested? Not particularly. But he was bored. It was his first day, he didn't have any lessons. He hadn't even signed in properly yet. They'll track me down if it's that important, right? A little voice asked him, he decided to agree with that voice and continue goofing off up here rather than getting all the formal paperwork over and done with. Levi didn't like doing work, why would he do work when he could do... Well... Nothing. He landed gracefully back on the edge of the rooftop, wings tucking themselves neatly into his back.

The boy that met his eyes, he supposed, was rather attractive. A pretty face, though not as pretty as mine. A thought said, causing a smile to flicker across the demon's features. Perhaps not Levi's type, but saying that, since when did his type matter to who he messed with? The boy took off again, only to land next to the stranger. He didn't miss much, Levi might have been terribly lazy, but he was also incredibly observant. It was easier to notice things when you could gain height above everyone else.

"Shouldn't you be in lessons?" He asked, pointedly, tail flicking idly up behind him. "Skipping school is bad, y'know. You'll never go anywhere if you don't work for it." Of course that was as hypocritical as the incubus could get. When did he ever do work?</div>

<div align=center>"What the hell are you doing?" Levi asked, tail swinging lazily behind him the way a cat might wave it. In fact, a lot of his appearance was reminiscent to a cat. He was small and slender, short with a mischievous face and a set of long, skinny legs. Despite his short height, he looked like he should have been taller. Levi almost instantly recognized what Sebastian was trying to do to him, and frankly the demon wasn't very convinced. Pfft I can do better than that and I'm only a baby. This boy wasn't an Incubus though, or at least if he was where were his wings? His tail? His horns?

"Of course work is overrated. For me." He examined his nails idly, glancing up at the taller boy with an inquisitive sort of expression upon his face. "Who are you? You're not like me, are you?" He asked, frowning just a little. He'd known that from the get go. Levi could have made the stranger swoon so hard he wouldn't know what to do with himself, but he didn't fancy doing that right now, though he supposed, what else do I have to do? He looked the boy up and down, "besides, I don't have any lessons today. Only just got here."</div>

<div align=center>"Levi." He stated, giving the boy his name. A hand reached up to scratch the back of his head, fingers brushing across one of the neatly curled horns that grew there. They didn't serve much of a purpose, and things got caught on them an awful lot but Levi didn't much want to get rid of them, he rather liked them. "You know, you're not convincing me." He lifted an eyebrow. Sebastian came across as rude to Levi if anything, they'd only just met and by the looks of it the other boy was already trying to get him out of his pants - or something along those lines.

"You can try as hard as you like but you're just wasting your breath." He shook his head, when asked if he should be in the Admissions office. He'd do that later. The roof was much nicer, it was nice to feel the breeze, anyhow. Levi had a good vantage for flying up here, besides, even if he never did fly very far. His wings needed to grow a little more before he could fly any further. I wonder if I'll get any taller. "You can talk like that as long as you want, you're never gonna make me fall for you. You can't seduce the master of seduction."</div>

<div align=center>"You let your own innate desires take you over?" Levi almost laughed, "you humans really are weak minded." He glanced to Sebastian again, "you're obviously attracted to me, so the first thing your body wants to do is seduce me I suppose." There was perhaps some arrogance in assuming that, however, Levi knew he was pretty, there was no denying it, anyhow. His body was slender and well formed, underneath that shirt he was ample in muscle mass and his face was completely free from any kind of imperfection. He was an incubus, and after all, his kind had to be beautiful.

"Doesn't matter, I just think it's a little rude." The boy retorted. He noticed Sebastian's eyes flicker to the aspects of him that weren't all that human, scowled, and placed his hands on his hips. "Hey, kid, didn't you momma tell you it's rude to stare?" He purred, not that he minded all that much. Levi really rather liked the attention, it felt good to have people actually pay attention to him for once, without him having to force them under his spell. Humans were a lot easier to deal with than demons, demons knew what you were up to before you even did it. Levi didn't think they were any fun.</div>