two immortals walk into a bar

[eonflamewing]

Come, all ye immortals... You walk into a bar. Maybe you were given a ticket by a fellow passing immortal, or had the prescience to obtain one yourself - whichever it is, the well-polished key will take you to an establishment that operates outside the confinements of spacetime. A bar exclusively for immortals, whether you were born this way or attained it as a mortal being. Gods, demons, vampires - no matter what you are, you are welcome here. It serves a myraid of drinks and snacks catered to the tastes of every world, so it's easy to find something palatable (even including human souls, if that's your preferred food). A corridor leads down the lounge to a variety of other rooms. Opening a door would transform it into a pool room, a singing room, or perhaps a quiet place for meditation. The establishment responds to the will of its patrons - as long as you behave, you will be allowed to stay here for as long as you like. Come in and take a seat. Maybe there's someone looking for you. [ this meme is for nonhuman characters who have lifespans longer than humans. OU, AU, OC, whichever goes! ]

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[compatibly]

He'd recognize that refreshing feeling anywhere, like a breath of fresh air stirring a stuffy room. How long has it been, hmmm? It's not often their visits manage to overlap like this, when they don't try to coordinate them. Sperion offers a wry, sympathetic smile, raising his glass in a near-salute to Zephyrus. Hell may not be as pleasant a place to live as Olympus, but even between the choice of a demon or a god as a master, he suspects he got the better bargain between the two of them. How much easier is it to accept servitude when you were born for it, as opposed to being abruptly and thoroughly humbled?

"Because it's better than the alternative, I should think. Can I buy you a drink?"

[windblowingwesterly]

"Please." He rested his head on the bar, sighing. He could use a drink so badly. Eros was being an overgrown manchild, and frankly if he didn't owe his continued relative freedom to the god, he'd torment him endlessly.

... Admittedly, he did torment him sometimes, but not endlessly. The god DID save him from Zeus's wrath after Apollo whined to him. He's just... whinier still.

Well, whatever. This was his day off. He was not going to think about Eros or Zeus or Apollo or his brothers or any of that. He was just going to relax.