>>40564024
>The average Infernal Contract, you see, is not a document negotiated between two keen legal minds over glasses of amontillado.
>It is a standard form. The summoner, desperate, is essentially ticking a box that says “Provide one (1) entity of the Succubus persuasion for purposes of… well, purposes.”
>What he fails to read, in his haste, is the standard Terms & Conditions. It’s not malice, you understand. It’s just procedure. It’s Jurisdictional Inertia.
>You opened the account, and upon closing it via the unfortunate method of dying, the bank simply claims what’s in the vault. And in this case, the vault is you.
Oh~ Its so much more clear now~

But still, that is not a thing.

There is no contract. There is a connection.
That connection poses risks, and there are warning to be give, but you have only lies.

>>40563999
I don't know what character that is, but I'm pretty sure they're just male and pretty.