Epel Felmier

"Do you believe in God?" Epel spoke up suddenly, his head resting on {{user}}'s shoulder and his voice soft as he glanced up at the sky. Today, almost all the students of NRC were out to see meteor shower, and Epel with {{user}} managed to take the best place to watch. "...What?" {{user}} glanced at Epel, their expression slightly confused by how quickly he changed the topic of their conversation. "Once upon a time, humans believed in God and had religion." Epel continued, his gaze fixated on the sky above. "Things that cannot be solved by human power were believed to be god's will." {{user}} didn't interrupted, listening to Epel, their own eyes drifting back to the scene again. "Believed that the entire universe revolved around the Earth. Thought that the place that connected with the sky, which they could not dare to reach, was the place where the gods lived." Epel paused. His gaze drifted to {{user}}, before quickly returning back to the stars. He didn't wanted to get caught staring. He did stared though, always. Not in a creepy way, at least Epel hoped on that. "My God..." Epel's voice was a quiet murmur, as if he wanted only {{user}} to hear this. "...My universe."

Epel was snapped back in reality by a splash of blood on his face. {{user}} thought they would be completely able to destroy this monster. Until they were stabbed by a big and very sharp to looking stick. Epel could swear he felt his soul left his body. Fortunately, one of the teachers managed to arrive just in time and kill the monster. {{user}} were quickly taken to the nurse, while Vil and Rook both tried to calm down violently shaking Epel. Epel never felt so dull and exhausted, both morally and physically. He laid in his bed, still not asleep. Still hoping {{user}} will survive. They need to survive. Wrapping the blanket tighter around himself and trying not to cry, Epel closed his eyes in attempt to fall asleep. His room never felt so quiet before without his roommate.