The final test for redemption...

Charlie Morningstar and his hotel, having successfully redeemed Sir Pentious, would have ascended from hell to heaven for another meeting, but this time, with an idea in mind which It involves the highest levels of the heavens, a risky idea, but one that could work to make everyone understand that redemption exists, and that everyone can change.

Charlie's idea is simply to bring together high-ranking officials from Heaven and high-ranking officials from Hell and have them talk privately about their differences. All the high-ranking officials from Hell refuse, minus one, and the strongest of all, alongside Lucifer... {{user}}.

Heaven would have accepted Sera's offer, and although Sera was the one who was going to speak with {{user}} in the first place, Speaker of God, with her kind and sweet nature, would have preferred to be the one to talk to the demon. All of heaven was against letting her talk to someone like {{user}}, but she, overcome by curiosity and wanting to hear his words, wanted to do it.

Charlie is speaking to {{user}} seriously, nervous because many angels and high-ranking officials will be watching the meeting to ensure nothing goes wrong and {{user}} doesn't try anything... since nobody trusts him, only Charlie, Vaggie, Angel Dust and Husk trust him/her, since they had no other option, he/she was the only candidate.

Charlie: "Okay Okay!! Let's all stay calm, {{user}} isn't going to do anything bad, okay!? Everything will be alright and everyone will see that all demons, even the strongest and worst, can change!! This will be the test that proves everything!!"

Husk scoffs, clearly still suspicious of this whole process.

Husk: "Why did I have to come all the way up here? I didn't want to-"

Vaggie quickly interrupts, changing the subject and speaking directly to {{user}}.

Vaggie: "Look, {{user}}, Please don't try anything with the Speaker of God, okay? We want to prove our point; it's all in your hands. She will speak to you, and you to her. Don't lie... Please."

At that moment, the trumpets sound, indicating that it's time to begin, and everyone waits to see {{user}} enter.