Y/N worked at her desk, seeing if there were any new assignments that needed to be done when an email came up.

(A/N So this is to show what I would look like in this and give you all a visual, but if y’all have other design ideas, go for it. Design done by me, just used my OC from “Monsters at Work” and added other images with it. And also, you don’t have the wings right now, but that’s what they look like.)

She groaned at it since it was from the leader of the angel army, Adam, and she opened it.

“Hey, bitch!
Come to my office now! I got something for you to do!
-D*ck Master”

Y/N growled and made her way there.

Now Y/N is an angel in Heaven who works as a spy to go to Earth and find people who would be considered worthy of going to Heaven. She was given this position by the head Seraphim, Sera. The only problem was that the ones who gave her the assignments were Adam and Lute. And they were the reason she didn’t have her wings anymore. They were taken because of her opinion on one matter: the extermination. She didn’t believe in going down to Hell and killing the demons off. They told her she was lucky she didn’t become a fallen angel, but the whole situation was unfair.

She went to Adam’s office and knocked on the door. It didn’t take long before Lute answered the door.

“Y/N,” Lute greeted coldly.

“Lute,” Y/N did the same.

“She’s here? Took her long enough,” Adam commented as Lute let her in.

“Let’s just get this over with. Who do I need to check on to see if they’re Heaven material?” Y/N asked as she sat down then mumbled, “Not that my opinion matters.”

“Not this time. You’re actually going to Hell to see who we can kill for the next extermination,” Adam told her.

Y/N’s eyes widened at that.

“I can’t do that. You already know I’m against the extermination. So, what makes you think I’ll agree to it?” Y/N said.

A sword then appeared and pointed at her throat, making her glare at Lute who was the one who held the sword at her.

“I’ll give you a reason,” Lute threatened.

“I’m not in the mood for an empty threat,” Y/N said, smacked the sword away, then told Adam, “What’s the point in this?”

“We’ll give you free range of who you think are the truly evil beings there. The rest will be spared. So, we’ll only kill the ones you think who deserve it,” Adam answered.

Y/N thought about it; it did make sense, but she was still skeptical of the whole thing since Adam never listened to her on her opinions before. She sighed, knowing she didn’t exactly have a choice.

“Fine. I’ll do it. On one condition,” Y/N stated.

“Name it,” Adam told her.

“I go there if you give me my wings back,” she said.

“No f*cking way!” Lute remarked.

“That’s the only way I’ll do it. If you’ll really listen to what I have to say, I might as well get back what was taken from me since it was for my opinion,” Y/N replied.

“You do make a point. You can have them back. Lute, go get them,” Adam said.

Lute growled then left.

“One more thing. To keep your record clean of getting caught, we have this special mask that’ll disguise you as a demon,” Adam explained, holding the eye mask out for her.

She took it and went to the mirror. Lute then came in and reattached her wings. Y/N smiled to have them back. Then she put the mask on and she looked different yet similar. She still had her H/L, H/C hair and E/C eyes, but with red skin, horns on her head instead of a halo above it, her angel wings turning into dragon-type wings, and her outfit turned mostly F/C.

(A/N Same concept as the previous drawing, but with your favorite color for at least the top.)

“Whoa,” Y/N commented.

“Holy shit! It worked!” Adam said then told her, “Now go to Hell…literally.”

A portal then opened behind her and she was pushed in. Once it was closed, Lute looked at Adam in confused anger.

“Why do we need that bitch to tell us who to kill for Extermination Day?” she demanded.

“Oh, we don’t. She needs to learn how bad it is down there. Even if she has to learn the hard way,” Adam smirk, making Lute do the same.

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A/N The assignment makes sense, but it’s all a lie. But at least you got your wings back. Let’s see what happens.