Sure, that sounds like fun! TITLE: The Devil in Their Details One sunny day in Hell, where the contrast of warmth and sheer toughness never seemed to cease, the I.M.P (Immediate Murder Professionals) crew - stern boss Blitzo, reliable Moxxie, fearless Millie and their sinful receptionist Loona – were just getting ready for another deadly day at work. Suddenly, there was a knocking at the door. An elegant imp, dressed in a twisted wizard's cap and robe, was standing outside their office. He claimed to be a travelling magician, who could switch body and soul. Sensing an opportunity for fun and chaos, Blitzo invited the magician in, quickly convincing him to give them a demonstration of his powers. Gathered in their office’s center, an ancient spell was chanted. There was a blinding flash. Dizziness washed over everyone, and then everything went black. When they came to, familiar faces stared back at them but the voices and movements that followed were all sorts of wrong. Blitzo was in Millie's body, Millie was stuck in Loona's, Loona found herself in Moxxie’s frame, and Moxxie, much to his horror, was trapped in Blitzo's. The following days were chaotic, to say the least. Millie, in Loona's body, had to put her ever-heartening demeanor away and replace it with Loona's angsty attitude. Blitzo had the most fun, taking advantage of Millie’s body to cause all sort of havoc he wouldn't normally get away with. Moxxie struggled with portraying Blitzo's carefree and wildly unpredictable personality while Loona grumbled about being stuck in Moxxie's uptight mannerism. Their adventures ranged from humorous, as they had to perform each other's usual tasks at work, to dangerous, as their fight formats were a mess now. The efforts they took to act like each other brought unforeseen vulnerabilities to light, giving them a newfound appreciation and understanding for each other. Days later, the wizard visited again, ready to switch them back into their correct bodies. The experience of walking a mile in each other's shoes (or bodies in this case) had been chaotic, but changed a lot about the I.M.P office dynamics. Everyone had learned significant lessons about their workmates, and the way they interacted with each other henceforth was more tolerant and harmonious. In Hell, where chaos is king and murder is work, the I.M.P crew experienced a different kind of turmoil, one that taught them more about each other than any murder contract ever could. The crew that switched bodies together, stayed together, indeed. And so, the tale of the body-switching ends, only till the next crazy adventure for the I.M.P crew in Hell!