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Everyone is together in the RAD student council room when MC realizes they’ve lost their phone. They just had it, so it must be around somewhere…
MC: Hey, guys? I can’t find my phone. Could someone give me a ring quick?
The demon brothers and dateables look a bit puzzled by the request, but they each pull out a ring from their pocket and present it to MC. An awkward silence fills in the room until it’s disrupted by the sound of MC’s phone going off.
A group of hungry and jeering demons suddenly approach Luke in the hallways of RAD. MC notices Luke and quickly steps in to guard him.
MC: *to the demons* Hey! What do you think you’re trying to do to my son?
Luke: Huh?! S-Son?!
Simeon: *places his hand on MC’s shoulder to signal his arrival* Actually, MC…
The demons cower at the sight of the group that has suddenly formed behind MC and Luke, which in addition to Simeon includes all seven demon brothers, the crown prince and his butler, and the immortal human sorcerer.
If I had a nickel for every time there was a Memory Card with Beel eating chips to look like a duck, I’d have two nickels–which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice.
(A fluffy headcanon in honor of Beel and Belphie’s birthday. ❤️)
Just thinking about how Beelzebub and Belphegor would frequently invite MC/you to sleepovers in their room. The twins are always so excited when you’re available to spend the evening hanging out with them, and while they’re perfectly content with just winging it, they will have a few activities in mind beforehand. The only thing that’s 100% guaranteed to occur at each sleepover is having snacks. The Attic Club “Sandwich” group chat is where the three of you message what food you want for the upcoming sleepover, and then whichever one of you is in charge of picking up the snacks for that night (you all take turns) will be sure to get them. If Beel is assigned to get the food, he’ll give them to Belphie when he gets home so they can be hidden and stay safe until the sleepover. Most of the time you all enjoy store-bought food (plus popcorn, if you three plan to watch something), but sometimes you’ll make the treats together, like freshly-baked cookies or a trail mix with snacks all three of you like. Once everything is ready, you’ll bring the food to the twins’ bedroom to enjoy during your sleepover activities.
Other than getting the snacks ready, starting with a movie or TV show is the norm. On occasion, the three of you will have agreed on what to watch ahead of time, but it’s more common that you’ll browse the streaming services or physical DVD collection before deciding on something. Of course finishing a movie in one night is simple, but for a TV show, the three of you will watch at least a few episodes at a time and then continue it at another sleepover. Beel is content with just about anything, so it’s really only Belphie you may argue with when it comes to selecting what you’ll all watch–rock-paper-scissors games have been necessary for this sometimes, especially if Belphie is adamant on watching horror and you hate that genre. Now that the movie/show is chosen, all that’s left is to get comfortable on one of the twins’ beds together and have some of those snacks you brought. (Well, the snacks are gone pretty quickly thanks to Beel, but he won’t touch yours or Belphie’s food until you both don’t want anymore.) The boys prefer that you sit between them so they can share you. By the time you’re done with the movie/show, Beel’s head will end up resting on top of yours while Belphie is snuggled up on your lap. Are there crumbs all over the bed? Probably. Does Belphie fall asleep at some point in the middle of the movie/show? Only if he loses interest in it. Still, each time he does fall asleep during it, it’s apparently your fault for having such a comfortable lap. (Then don’t lay there, you tell him. Nope, he refuses to move.)
Afterwards, the three of you will play a game together. It could be a board game, a card game, a video game–anything that sounds fun to all of you. Oh, but be careful with board games; Beel sometimes mistakes the pieces as leftover snacks and quickly swallows them whole. There have been a few times where you all make your own pillow and blanket forts and use them as shelter for a pillow fight, but somehow Mammon and Asmo always catch wind of it and crash the sleepover to join in. It becomes very chaotic from there, only ending when everyone is too tuckered out to move or Lucifer loses his patience from all the ruckus. Pillow fights aside, unless you’re competitive, the games are fairly relaxed. In order to help himself stay awake, Belphie tends to be in charge of ensuring the rules of each game are followed properly. He also can usually sense what Beel is about to do next, which gives him an advantage most times. He can’t read you quite as well, so he’ll banter with you more in hopes you’ll give something away that will help him win (and simply because he gets a kick out of messing with you). Beel becomes very focused when he’s playing a game, fully intent on winning, but when it seems like you or Belphie are losing badly, he’ll ease up so that you both will have a better chance of winning. Otherwise, it’s just not as fun, in his opinion. Whenever you win, Beel will compliment you and offer you a high-five, which brings a radiant grin to his face if you accept it. Oh, and if either Beel or Belphie win a game, they secretly hope to hear your praise–Beel’s happiness will shine outward while Belphie does his best to keep it on the inside (but he can’t help smiling in response). Sometimes, the three of you will agree on penalties for losing games, which typically involve doing the winner’s chores the next day or texting something weird to one of the other brothers; however, if the twins are seeking your affection, then the penalties involve the losers having to do whatever the winner wants. In those instances, it suddenly becomes a lot harder to win against Beel or Belphie.
When you and Beel begin to yawn as often as Belphie does, that’s how you all know it’s time to go to sleep. After getting ready, the three of you will cozy up together in one of the beds–or, if you’re not comfortable with that, Beel will let you sleep in his bed while the twins share Belphie’s bed. If all of you are in one bed though, expect to be squished between the boys as they snuggle up to you. There’s plenty of room on the bed, so they will give you more space if you need it, but it’s likely that they’ll move closer to you again in their sleep. Since you’re almost always subjected to being in the middle, you get to decide how you want to cuddle with them. For example, you could lay on Beel’s chest, which will prompt Belphie to wrap his arms around your waist and bury his face into your back. Or perhaps you might choose to hold Belphie close to your chest, tucking his head under your chin, while Beel encircles his arms around both of you and settles his head on your shoulder. No matter how you all choose to sleep together, you can be sure that the twins will make you feel very loved and safe as you all drift off into a peaceful slumber.
