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Hariel

Once upon a time before the hell was the hell, it was called Gehennum. There was just rock and mountains of rock. There was no lava, no fire, and no water. 

The feast day of Gabriel lasted two days. This time the demon went to his father's house. He went to his father's house, and knocked on the door. 

"It is I, Father. Your son, the 6th one." He opened the door. 

"The 6th son, hmmph. Where are all my other children!" 

"I don't know." 

"Okay, well come in anyway, Encrusted." Encrusted came in and sat down at the dinner table. 

"What are we eating on Gabriel's day, Father." 

"I didn't make anything special. I just made turkey with tumeric, and lettuce." 

"Okay, sounds good." The father set the table and got forks and cups for them both. He got the food and then he sat down. They ate the food. 

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