Boredom was like beavers. Angus was a tree and boredom was chewing him, tearing him into manageable chunks to build a home out of. Boredom had a family to raise, after all.
Okay, Angus had lost it. He was just so bored. Boredom was all encompassing, blanketing all other emotions. There was nothing to do be sit and be bored, bored, bored! He wasn't even supposed to be the one suffering here. Sighing, he looked down at the tortured soul. Glazed, hollow eyes stared back at him.
"This ain't fun for me either, pal." Angus assured the soul, although he expected that it didn't care.
It was rather busy shoving its entrails back into its body where they belonged, as if that somehow mattered. It was dead. "I'm bored! Do something interesting!" He demanded imperiously and the soul didn't even blink.
Ugh. When he traded his own soul for the chance to spend all eternity relishing his favourite pass time, he expected better than - hey, what was that?
Something tingled behind his belly button, oddly warm. Eyebrows furrowed, Angus poked his tummy. Nothing happened. Slumping in disappointment, he poked it again, just to be sure. Heat spread slowly, spiraling through his body. "S'a bit weird," he mused, prodding his belly harder.
He had somewhere to be. That couldn't be right - he was fairly certain he was going to be getting well acquainted with this lost soul's guts for the next century or so - yet he felt it with such certainty. Angus needed to be there. Where was there?
A coffee shop. A relaxed atmosphere, with warm browns accented by the green of plant life, strange compared to the rich reds he was used to. It wasn't busy; there was only one customer milling about waiting for her order and a mere handful of people scattered around the store's tables. Angus needed to watch the soul, needed to make sure it suffered in agony for the rest of its death, yet he needed to be here, too.
Spirit.!
bored Angus has been unleashed upon the world ![]()
