"Yes it is." Much. The tone does sound final though.
"The machines advance has taken them deep within the confines of Hell. That one of their number was capable of destroying a Prime soul..." Well he didn't have to guess who was responsible for it. Oh the enraged, feral longing that flashed through him like a lightning bolt almost burned just as fiercely as if he'd actually been struck. It had to be The Machine. There was nothing else that could accomplish such an extraordinary feat of unmatched violence... The blue of the angel's wings had begun to shift as he turned the thought over in his mind, brilliant gleaming gold seeping into the cold blue until a shining ring ran around their entire perimeter.
He coughed, and in the blink of an eye, the color flickered back again. Try not to be too much of a freak right now.
The use of magic explained everything well enough. Small and comparatively to Gabriel, feeble though that power might be, it was more than enough for the stragglers that remained here. "Then you're not entirely helpless. Good, there may be times where I won't be able to immediately come to you here. That should do well enough to repulse the dregs that remain."
Lucky. Gabriel scoffed from his position up in the air, taking a moment to glance down an alleyway at a shifting shadow within it. Just filth, by the looks of it, scuttling away from the holy glow that filled the street.
"Considering I found you-" Mmmmmmm, that thought had a complicated aura attached to it.... He's going to keep going anyway, "yeah, you are." Because he was helping now. He's helping and Vivi had nothing to worry about from this point on.
"But I'm sure between now and whenever I must depart from here, you might learn a few things. You won't even need luck then."
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"Yes it is." Much. The tone does sound final though.
"The machines advance has taken them deep within the confines of Hell. That one of their number was capable of destroying a Prime soul..." Well he didn't have to guess who was responsible for it. Oh the enraged, feral longing that flashed through him like a lightning bolt almost burned just as fiercely as if he'd actually been struck. It had to be The Machine. There was nothing else that could accomplish such an extraordinary feat of unmatched violence... The blue of the angel's wings had begun to shift as he turned the thought over in his mind, brilliant gleaming gold seeping into the cold blue until a shining ring ran around their entire perimeter.
He coughed, and in the blink of an eye, the color flickered back again. Try not to be too much of a freak right now.
The use of magic explained everything well enough. Small and comparatively to Gabriel, feeble though that power might be, it was more than enough for the stragglers that remained here. "Then you're not entirely helpless. Good, there may be times where I won't be able to immediately come to you here. That should do well enough to repulse the dregs that remain."
Lucky. Gabriel scoffed from his position up in the air, taking a moment to glance down an alleyway at a shifting shadow within it. Just filth, by the looks of it, scuttling away from the holy glow that filled the street.
"Considering I found you-" Mmmmmmm, that thought had a complicated aura attached to it.... He's going to keep going anyway, "yeah, you are." Because he was helping now. He's helping and Vivi had nothing to worry about from this point on.
"But I'm sure between now and whenever I must depart from here, you might learn a few things. You won't even need luck then."