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10/16/09(Fri)16:34 No.6300521>>6300365
Humans had just began to accept the idea of demons living in their world at that time. Churchs still tried to find some way to send all the demons back through the gates, claiming since it was still open, the foul beings should return to where they came. They tried to brand them as the cause of all the suffering in the world, how they tried to corrupt good men into commiting evil acts, all the typical stuff that a preacher tried to blame on Satan, not the failings of humankind in general.
No one bought it. While they did look freaky, they paid their taxes, got jobs, did community service, and some of the ones who got rich even donated vast sums to charity. Some people thought that they were modern day saints with horns instead of halos. With it's credibility sinking faster then the douce you just dropped in the toilet, the Church promptly shut up, and went back to giving each other spiritual blow jobs over how much God loved them.
The first demon to make it into a public office, just a sheriff in a backwoods town in Wyoming, made the headlines. Just some large, muscular dragon faced blue guy, proudly wearing the hat and badge, even wearing a pair of mirrored shades. But that was enough to help sway peoples' opinions even more. If the Law could be enforced peacefully by a demon, why not other things?
Thats when it got real weird. The first Catholic demon priest. A tiny emaciated thing with wings and little horns, wearing the robes and collar, kneeling before Jesus. The Pope nearly died due to rage. He demanded to see the demon's service, to make sure it was not profane. No one knows what happened behind the Church doors to this day, but the Pope emerged after Sunday Mass, in that little Church on 7th and York, tears rolling down his eyes. Since that day, no demon was denied entry to the Church, or the right to be a priest. |