DEVIL'S SON LOVE ME - SEASON 4 EPISODE 63

On their way out, Zamiel and Zarin met Ilyas and invited him to go with them. Ilyas was hesitant at first, but then he followed them. They went to a tavern and as usual, gazes turned and eyes widened when they entered. It smelled of alcohol and food and… men. An unpleasant scent.

They went and sat at an empty table and ordered their drinks. There was a heavy tension between Zarin and Ilyas as they waited for their drinks to be served. Ilyas didn’t bother to hide his dislike for Zarin. He had been there for Heaven after Zarin had hurt her.

Zarin couldn’t stand the tension, so he spoke first. “I’ll apologize to Heaven. I care for her too,” he told Ilyas.

Ilyas just glared at him, and Zarin shook his head. “Why am I even telling you this?” he muttered to himself.

Zamiel found the whole situation to be entertaining. He just sat with his drink and watched the awkward silence between them. For some odd reason, they started a drinking competition while glaring at each other. None of them wanted to give up, and they finished several jarls within a short time.

When both got drunk, some men in the tavern who had been ogling them thought this was their chance. They got up from their seats and came to their table.

“Young handsome boys.” One of them licked his chapped lips.

Zamiel didn’t use his frightening aura to scare them off. He was interested to see what would happen.

Ilyas turned to the man with a look of disgust on his face. “Go away,” he slurred.

“Or what?” another man behind him smirked.

Ilyas shook his head, as if it would wake him up from his intoxicated state.

“Or I will chop your limps and feed them to him,” he said nodding toward Zarin.

Zarin looked over at the man and wrinkled his nose.

“The pretty boy knows how to make threats,” the man told his friends and they laughed.

“Sir, I want him,” the bald man behind the man with chapped lips nodded toward Zamiel.

Zamiel raised one brow but remained silent.

“No, that one is mine,” the man with chapped lips insisted.

He walked along the table and to his side with unsteady feet all while eyeing him. When he neared, he leaned down and Zamiel could smell his filthy breath as he spoke. “So beautiful,” he said, bringing his hand up to touch his hair.

Before he could lay a hand on him, Ilyas grabbed his wrist, placed his hand on the table and drove his dagger through his palm, pinning his hand to the table. The man screamed in pain and horror, and the other men gasped before drawing their weapons.

Ilyas kicked his chair back, ready to fight them. Zarin was shocked by the sudden turn of events.

One of the men swung his sword at Ilyas, but even in his drunken state, Ilyas easily dodged his attack. A fight broke out. Seven men against Ilyas.

“I should probably help,” Zarin said and took one last sip of his drink when it was knocked out of his hand.

The drink splashed all over Zamiel’s face. Well, this was a good day.

“Let’s see if the pretty boy can fight,” said the man, holding out his sword.

Zarin drew his daggers. “Oh, I am handy with daggers. After I am done, you will look pretty as well,” he promised, rolling his daggers between his fingers.

Zamiel decided to just sit and observe, but the man crying next to him was making it hard to enjoy watching the fight. He was trying to pull the dagger out of his hand, but was too scared to do so.

“Do you need help?” he asked.

The man turned to him, looking confused. “Yes, please.”

Zamiel grabbed the dagger and was about to pull it out when the man screamed again. “No! No, please!”

Zamiel stopped. “Is it yes or no?”

“Yes, yes,” the man cried, but as soon as Zamiel grabbed the dagger, he screamed no again!

Zamiel chuckled. Ignoring him, he pulled out the dagger, and the man fell to the ground, holding his hand while crying out loud.

“Well, you have to help your friends,” Zamiel told him.

Ilyas and Zarin were turning the place upside down. It seemed like almost everyone joined the fight. Zamiel would now and then dodge a jar or a chair that came flying his way. Or kick off someone who got away from the fight and tried to attack him.

The fight was over quickly with Ilyas and Zarin winning. Zamiel had hoped for a twist, but unfortunately the fun ended already.

There was a pile of humans on the floor, rolling, groaning, or just lying still. All the furniture was broken. The walls were smeared with food, drinks, and blood.

“You are not bad,” Ilyas told Zarin, while randomly grabbing a drink that didn’t belong to him.

“You are good,” Zarin told him, stepping over a few men lying on the floor to also grab a drink.

They met in the middle and toasted before gulping the whole thing down.

Zamiel paid the tavern owner for the damage they caused before leaving with Zarin and Ilyas. Unable to walk straight, both walked around him in circles as they went back home.

“You didn’t drink enough,” Zarin scolded him.

Ilyas nodded in agreement.

“The plan was to drink,” he reminded.

“Not get drunk and fight,” Zamiel added.

“The man was laying his filthy hands on you,” Ilyas slurred.

“Yes, filthy hands. Did you see the dirt on his nails?” Zarin asked Ilyas.

Ilyas nodded.

“Well, thank you for protecting me. I needed that,” Zamiel said with sarcasm.

“Wait!” Zarin held his hand out and came to block Zamiel’s way. “Why didn’t you fight them? You caused lightning to strike me.”

Ilyas lifted his eyebrows. “You caused lightning to strike him?” he was surprised.

Zamiel nodded.

Ilyas burst out in laughter. It was the first time Zamiel saw him laugh.

Zarin frowned. “It is not funny.”

“It is. Sadly, I missed seeing it.”

“I can always make it happen again,” Zamiel teased.

Zarin was done with them. “I am going to see Heaven,” he said.

“Wait, I’m coming with you,” Ilyas said.

“I don’t need you to come with me.”

“I am going to see Lady Heaven to offer my help,” Ilyas explained. “She will fight a war.”

Zarin’s eyes widened. “Well then, we need to hurry.”

Zamiel opened his mouth to protest, but both of them were already gone. Fools. How were they going to help her when they could barely stand?

He quickly went after them, and they all stood in Heaven’s garden. Sensing their presence, Heaven came out of her room. A frown settled on her face when she saw them.

“What happened to you?” she asked.

Gina was right behind her, and she raised her eyebrows. “Well, it seems like you had a lot of fun,” she said.

“My Lady,” Ilyas bowed sluggishly.

Heaven looked at him, concerned. “He just had a lot to drink,” Zamiel explained.

“Heaven!” Zarin called, surprising them all by bowing as well.

What was the boy doing?

Ilyas kicked the back of his knees, making Zarin fall on his hands and knees. “You don’t get to bow. You kneel!” he told him.

Zarin remained kneeling and looked up at Heaven. “I have been the worst friend. I have hurt you a lot, and you still remained good to me. I don’t deserve your forgiveness. I am not worthy of your forgiveness right now, but can you give me a chance? I will become someone worthy of your forgiveness.”

Being intoxicated helped him speak his true emotions.

Heaven looked at him with a frown, but remained silent. Gina crossed her arms over her c.h.e.s.t.

“I know I shouldn’t come here and apologize, looking like this. I just wanted to do it while I had the courage. You said I was a coward. You were right. I am. But… I don’t want to lose a friend like you.” He rubbed his palms together. “This garden, we grew up here together. We used to play and fight here. I hope we can remain friends and create more memories here together.”

Zamiel had to admit that his apologies were getting better, and Heaven was getting tears in her eyes.

“And our children can create memories here as well.” Suddenly, everyone stiffened and looked at him questioningly.

“No! “No!” He raised his hands in defense. “I mean our children not together…I mean with others…” he shook his head not knowing how to explain himself. “I mean I hope that my children and your children become friends and create memories together as well.”

Heaven had been holding back her laugh but now she let herself go and laughed. “Are you thinking of having children?” she asked, surprised.

“Well…” he scratched the back of his head. “Not now. I need to grow first.” He grinned.

Heaven shook her head at him with a smile. “Alright. I’ll give you a chance,” she said.