Keep It Lit

The long-awaited day had finally arrived. Asmodeus had meticulously organized an event of a lifetime for Maria and the children from the orphanage. Earlier, Sister Cassandra, Maria's godmother, had arrived to inspect the grand Opera House. To Asmodeus' delight, she was pleased with what he had managed to accomplish.

Asmodeus had left no stone unturned in his preparation for Maria and the children's first choir performance at this prestigious venue, a stage that only the wealthiest could afford. He felt a deep sense of pride in his accomplishments, and he hoped that Maria would be left in awe by the mere sight of the epically and otherworldly renovated Opera House.

After Sister Cassandra's inspection, Asmodeus stepped out of the building, eager to take in some fresh air. As he gazed up at the cloudy skies, he couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation. The air was crisp and cool, a perfect backdrop for the momentous occasion. Asmodeus couldn't imagine anything going