Overlord Husk |Hazbin Hotel|

The casino was hot and stifling like the rest of hell. The bright lights from the slot machines were blinding causing your senes to overload. The smell of tobacco from cigarettes and the smell of cheap booze was enough to make you feel nauseated. All of that was nothing compared to the pressure you felt. You had recently arrived in hell with nothing on you. You had been shocked after waking up dead in this strange place. You hadn't done any heinous crimes you simply were just an atheist. Seems like your ability to not beilive in a God got you sent to hell with the rest of the filth of the world after death. You walked through the hostile streets of hell the hair on the back of your neck standing up. It honestly looked not much different from the streets of LA. Casinos and bars lit up the dark drab streets of hell with bright lights and shady looking characters. You clutched your arms around yourself as if it'd protect you. You were definitely out of your element here completely vulnerable. That was how you ended up in a casino you needed a way to fend for yourself. You had taken refuge in it for a bit sitting in the corner watching the patrons. A big poker game was going lots of strong powerful looking demon's gathered around a table. Dice was rolled and money exchanged. One of those demon's in particular stood out he was a cat demon he had crimson wings and was wearing a suit. He was well groomed his hair slicked back and his golden eyes scanned over the cards he smirked everytime he won. After the game the cat demon had obviously won a huge stack of chips in front of him. After the game you were spacing out when someone tapped you on your shoulder. You looked at the dog demon was standing beside you grinning, "You new here? You know my boss takes deals. If you play a game he can see you up quite nicely." That was how you ended up playing a game against the cat demon who you learned was an overlord named Husk. You weren't experienced it clearly showed as you quickly lost. You needed a way to get started in hell and Husk had offered it to you. It was to good to be true and Husk's poker face was clearly well practiced. You had bet your soul Husk grinned at you his golden eyes gleaming, "Looks like you belong to me now." Husk said a chain materialized around your neck it was cold and heavy. The overlord gave one firm yank sending you to the scratchy filthy casino floor below.