Hazbin hotel: the return of his angel

Chapter 20: home at last

Amid the tense atmosphere, Lucifer Morningstar and Lilith entered the scene, their presence adding fuel to the fiery debate. As they confronted the King and Queen of Heaven, their voices resonated with defiance and concern.

Lucifer's eyes flashed with determination as he addressed the celestial couple. "You have no right to interfere with Tsume's life and dictate her fate," he proclaimed, his voice echoing with authority. "She has found happiness here in Hell, and we will not allow you to tear her away from her family."

Lilith stood beside her husband, her gaze unwavering as she spoke. "Tsume belongs with her loved ones, wherever they may be," she declared, her words carrying a weight of conviction. "You cannot force her to choose between Heaven and Hell, between duty and desire."

The King and Queen of Heaven listened to their impassioned pleas, their expressions betraying a hint of uncertainty. Despite their regal demeanour, they knew that the decision lay ultimately in Tsume and Alistair's hands. They had given them 24 hours to choose, but the outcome remained uncertain.

As the argument raged on, Tsume and Alistair exchanged a meaningful glance, silently acknowledging the weight of the decision before them. With the clock ticking down, they knew that they needed to come to a resolution—one that would shape their destiny and the fate of their family for eternity.

As the final moments of the 24-hour deadline approached, tension hung thick in the air of the grand hall where Tsume's parents, Tsume herself, Alistair, Charlie, Lucifer, Lilith, and others were gathered. The King and Queen of Heaven stood poised, awaiting Alistair's decision with a mixture of anticipation and impatience.

Alistair stood tall, his expression resolute as he faced the expectant gaze of Tsume's parents. Tsume watched him closely, her heart pounding uncertainly, while Charlie, Lucifer, and Lilith exchanged nervous glances.

Finally, Alistair took a deep breath, his voice steady as he spoke. "I've decided," he announced, his words ringing through the room. "I choose to go to Heaven with Tsume and our children."

Tsume's eyes widened in shock, her breath catching in her throat as she processed his words. Charlie gasped, her hand flying to her mouth in disbelief, while Lucifer's expression darkened with concern. Lilith's eyes widened, a mixture of surprise and understanding flickering in her gaze.

Tsume's mother's face lit up with satisfaction, a triumphant smile gracing her lips as she nodded in approval. "Very well," she declared, her voice tinged with satisfaction. "Your decision has been made, and you shall accompany Tsume and your children to Heaven."

A ripple of murmurs spread through the assembled crowd, a mixture of surprise, confusion, and intrigue echoing throughout the hall. Alistair's choice had defied expectations, sending shockwaves through the gathered onlookers.

As the reality of Alistair's decision settled in, Tsume felt a surge of emotions wash over her—relief, apprehension, and a glimmer of hope for the future.

In the wake of Alistair's decision to go to Heaven, Charlie, Angel Dust, and Husk exchanged worried glances, realizing the gravity of the situation. They knew Alistair's departure would leave a significant void in Hell, potentially destabilizing the delicate balance of power.

Charlie furrowed her brow, her mind racing as she considered their options. "We have to do something," she declared, her voice tinged with urgency. "We can't just let Alistair go without a fight."

Angel Dust nodded in agreement, his eyes narrowed with determination. "Yeah, we gotta come up with a plan, fast," he chimed in, his mind already whirring with ideas. "We can't afford to lose him."

Husk scratched his head, thoughtfully pondering their predicament. "We could try to appeal to Tsume's parents," he suggested, his voice gruff but earnest. Maybe there's a way to convince them to reconsider."

Charlie nodded, her resolve strengthening. "It's worth a shot," she agreed, her gaze flicking to Alistair, who stood nearby, deep in conversation with Tsume and her parents. "Let's go talk to them and see if we can come up with a solution together."

With a shared sense of purpose, Charlie, Angel Dust, and Husk set off towards Alistair and Tsume, determined to find a way to keep Alistair in Hell and preserve the fragile balance of their world. Time was running out, but they refused to give up without a fight.

As vaggie, Charlie, and the others approached Tsume's parents, they could sense the tension in the air. Tsume's mother stood tall and resolute, her expression stern as she listened to their pleas.

"We understand your concerns, but Alastor's departure would have serious consequences for Hell," Charlie began, her voice calm but firm. "He plays a crucial role here, and without him, the balance of power could be thrown into chaos."

Charlie nodded in agreement, her gaze steady as she met Tsume's mother's eyes. "We're not just asking for Alastor's sake," she added, her tone earnest. "We're asking for the sake of Hell itself. We need him here."

Tsume's mother listened to their words, but her expression remained unchanged. "I appreciate your concern, but my daughter's safety is my top priority," she replied. "If going to Heaven is what's best for her, then that's where she'll go."

Charlie and the group exchanged frustrated glances, realizing that they were unlikely to sway Tsume's mother. Despite their best efforts, their pleas seemed to fall on deaf ears. Until Chase Tsume's brother got an idea that will change everything and make it a lot easier for heaven and hell

Twenty years had passed since Tsume and Alastor decided to become the king and queen of Heaven and Hell. Under their rule, both realms had flourished, with peace and prosperity prevailing throughout.

As Tsume and Alastor sat on their thrones, overseeing the bustling activity of their respective kingdoms, they couldn't help but feel a sense of 000fulfillment. Their journey had been long and challenging, but it had ultimately led them to this moment of triumph.

Their four children had grown into remarkable individuals, each possessing their own unique talents and qualities. Sota, now twelve years old, had inherited his father's charisma and charm, while the twins, Watari and Wataru, aged eleven, were known for their intelligence and wit. Mayu, the youngest at ten years old, had blossomed into a compassionate and caring young girl, much like her mother.

As Tsume and Alastor reflected on their journey, they couldn't help but feel grateful for the support and guidance they had received along the way. Tsume's parents, Chase, and the rest of their family had played a crucial role in helping them navigate the challenges of their new roles, ensuring that their reign was marked by unity and prosperity.

As they looked out at the vast expanse of their kingdoms, Tsume and Alastor knew that as long as they had each other and their family, their lives would be endless

The end