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Alastor is known throughout Hell for his radio broadcasts. Angel hadn't heard one until recently.
They are his new obsession, but not for the reason you might think.
Actually... you know what Angel is like. It's exactly for the reason you might think.
Angel uses Alastor's murder broadcasts as a sick form of audioerotica after a long day at work.
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Alastor never imagined that the sight of Angel Dust in a dress would be all it took to pry such a mortifying secret from his lips.
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22 Jun 2026
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It's been 2 months since Vox's defeat and the Hotel is doing great. Alastor is back at full power and he's doing a great job at ignoring everything that has affected him, including his feelings for Angel Dust. He's hiding them well, until he encounters Angel Dust while on a walk and impulsively invites him to lunch.
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- Part 3 of RadioDust Post Season 2 Oneshots
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22 Jun 2026
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Anthony spends his days working in retail hell and his evenings dancing under neon lights for the very powerful and influential Valentino. He's exhausted, he's burnt out and he does his best to not let it show. One evening he finds an old, discard 1930s radio and brings it home, not knowing what was attached to it. Anthony finds himself bound the very powerful and moreso mysterious Radio Demon, Alastor who is hiding his true intentions.
Anthony now must adjust to life with his new demon roommate and the ever-growing intensity of his relationship with Valentino who prays on every insecurity and Anthony has to ask himself who the real monster is, realizing that Alastor is the only being who has ever made him feel truly safe.
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This current situation is not merely causing Angel to suffer. It is killing him. And for some reason, some inexplicable, unfathomable and no doubt ludicrous reason, Alastor cannot allow that to happen.
Alastor is back at the hotel, but Angel Dust is not. He is back with Valentino, and although the pain of his friends at his absence is a delightful thing to behold, Alastor is certain that Angel's pain will be all the sweeter and he pays him a visit to find out. The suffering of others is something to be enjoyed like a fine wine, so why does Angel's suffering taste so wrong?
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- Part 1 of Hunter's Kiss