Luna listens to Black Sabbath.

>Luna wasn't really a big Black Sabbath fan.
>But after being hounded to give them another try, she sat in her room with her vinyl on full blast as she let her mind wander.
>Mainly thinking about the devil.
>Her parents would have a field day with that one.
>But so would Lucy.
>"Hey Lucy, how do you actually, y'know, make a deal with the devil?"
>Lucy looked at Luna with a face that shone with excitement and ecstasy.
>That night, the backyard was set up with candles and a chalk ring.
>Weird characters from a language unknown to any man filled the ring, and Lucy chanted a song of summoning.
>"Hey, Lucy, are you sure this will work?"
>Lucy gave no response, only pausing to stare at the ring.
>The chalk glimmered momentarily, then stopped.
>Both summoners stared at the chalk ring with expectant eyes.
>"Boo! Hahahaha!"
>Luna turned around to see Luan.
>"Luan, what are you doing. Can't you see we're summoning the devil, love?"
>"But I AM the devil!"
>Luan pointed to the horned headband she wore.
>"And I'm going to give you what your heart desires in exchange for your soul!"
>Lucy and Luna both frowned.
>"No thank you. We quite need our souls, Luan."
>"Aw, come on, you don't need those as much as the big guy says you do  I'll give you a fiddle made out of gold and diamonds and platinum! Whaddaya say?"
>"Go finish your homework love."
>"Oh, alright. I'm going back to hell then. Say hi to Haiku for me, Lucy."
>With that, Luan walked back inside the house.
>A pie whistled its way past Lucy's face and plopped on the ground.
>"Shoot, I missed!"
>"Luan, don't throw stuff at me after wasting our time!"
>"Huh? What do you mean?"
>"Weren't you just down here a second ago?"
>"Lucy, you can ask literally everyone here. I haven't left my room. I promise."
>Luna sighed.
>"Well love, I don't think this devil summoning thing is quite for me."
>Lucy seemed unhappy, but understanding.
>"Let's go get some dinner, shall we, love?"
>The two headed back inside, unaware that the candles had blown themselves out and the chalk ring had faded into nothing.