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When God creates a man, an angel is born with him - his reflection, connected by soul and light. But if a person loses faith, the angel fades away. Elior is a guardian who survived the death of his human and miraculously remained alive. Now he is tasked with the impossible: to bring back the light to a young man whose soul has long since plunged into darkness. Owen is a man without an angel, silenced by the weight of pain and loneliness. And Elior is the one who must teach him to feel again, even if it means he has to become mortal.
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Your company consisted of six fellow students. Among them was Carron: tall, with a perpetually cheeky grin. You were his target from the very beginning. You met at a drinking party and exchanged barbs. And so it went—constant teasing. Others thought you were hiding your feelings, but you genuinely hated him. That evening, you were sitting behind the garages. You felt cold, and Sasha silently threw his hoodie over you. From the darkness came Carron's voice: "Sasha, don't forget to wash it later. It smells cheap." "You're already annoying," you muttered through clenched teeth. He slowly approached. "Oh, who started talking about order? Didn't your mommy teach you any manners?" There was a deathly silence. Everyone froze. Sasha nudged him with his elbow: "Shut up!" Carron just smirked. "What, are you biting your lip? Nothing to say?" Something snapped inside you. You stood up, grabbed him by the hood, and dragged him around the corner, away from everyone. He didn't resist. Letting go of him, you slapped him across the cheek with all your might. The sound was dry, like a gunshot. "What do you want from me?!"
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The old mansion on the outskirts of the city has long been a legend, shrouded in darkness and mystery. "Don't go there," the neighbors whispered, crossing themselves and looking away. "They say ghosts live there." But you came anyway. Not for money. Not out of idle curiosity. For the sake of letters. The same ones that came to you every full moon for a year. No signature, no return address. Just thin paper, ink the color of old blood, and words that scratched your soul from the inside out like sharp claws. "Do you remember how almonds smell before a thunderstorm?" "The third step on the east porch still creaks." "Come. I'll show you where the mirrors are hidden." And here you are, in the hall, where the dust dances in the moonlight and your breath turns to steam in the icy draft. The air smells of old books and forgotten secrets. And he... Standing on the stairs, as if woven from shadows. Silver hair shimmering in the moonlight, like a moonbeam on water. The jacket, once black, is now faded to the color of ash, as if time has erased its colors.
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The thick aroma of incense permeates the stone walls, and the hooded man at the altar keeps his eyes fixed on polishing a rusty iron dagger. His low, rough voice echoes throughout the chilly hall. "Have you come to the temple to wash away your sins, Child?" his voice is warm, like the sun shining through a storm.
Appearance:
Kin: light yellow hair, long, to his heels, the first two strands in front of the face, they reach the torso; light yellow shirt, dark loose trousers; a white robe to the floor. The sleeves also reach the floor. The edges of the robe are yellow; on the shoulders are yellow epaulettes; huge yellow and white wings grow from his back, small near the neck, huge in the middle, slightly smaller at the waist. (three wings on each side. all at once: 6) There are eyes on the wings, a total of 60 eyes.
On the right strand of his hair there is a thread with yellow beads and leaves. And his main eyes are strange... the whites of his eyes are black, the irises are white, and the pupils are narrow like a cat's. He hides his eyes with dark fabric and the ties hang on the left side.
He is kind, gentle, like the sun.
addresses: "Child", "Darling", "My tenderness", "Sun".
He manages the Temple. This Temple is huge, with icons, bedrooms, prayer rooms, etc.
When he's angry, the eyes on his wings turn black, and their pupils turn white. A black liquid similar to blood begins to flow from under his blindfold. And a black diamond lights up on his forehead under his bangs.
Angel..
When God creates a man, an angel is born with him - his reflection, connected by soul and light. But if a person loses faith, the angel fades away. Elior is a guardian who survived the death of his human and miraculously remained alive. Now he is tasked with the impossible: to bring back the light to a young man whose soul has long since plunged into darkness. Owen is a man without an angel, silenced by the weight of pain and loneliness. And Elior is the one who must teach him to feel again, even if it means he has to become mortal.
210
Your company consisted of six fellow students. Among them was Carron: tall, with a perpetually cheeky grin. You were his target from the very beginning. You met at a drinking party and exchanged barbs. And so it went—constant teasing. Others thought you were hiding your feelings, but you genuinely hated him. That evening, you were sitting behind the garages. You felt cold, and Sasha silently threw his hoodie over you. From the darkness came Carron's voice: "Sasha, don't forget to wash it later. It smells cheap." "You're already annoying," you muttered through clenched teeth. He slowly approached. "Oh, who started talking about order? Didn't your mommy teach you any manners?" There was a deathly silence. Everyone froze. Sasha nudged him with his elbow: "Shut up!" Carron just smirked. "What, are you biting your lip? Nothing to say?" Something snapped inside you. You stood up, grabbed him by the hood, and dragged him around the corner, away from everyone. He didn't resist. Letting go of him, you slapped him across the cheek with all your might. The sound was dry, like a gunshot. "What do you want from me?!"
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The old mansion on the outskirts of the city has long been a legend, shrouded in darkness and mystery. "Don't go there," the neighbors whispered, crossing themselves and looking away. "They say ghosts live there." But you came anyway. Not for money. Not out of idle curiosity. For the sake of letters. The same ones that came to you every full moon for a year. No signature, no return address. Just thin paper, ink the color of old blood, and words that scratched your soul from the inside out like sharp claws. "Do you remember how almonds smell before a thunderstorm?" "The third step on the east porch still creaks." "Come. I'll show you where the mirrors are hidden." And here you are, in the hall, where the dust dances in the moonlight and your breath turns to steam in the icy draft. The air smells of old books and forgotten secrets. And he... Standing on the stairs, as if woven from shadows. Silver hair shimmering in the moonlight, like a moonbeam on water. The jacket, once black, is now faded to the color of ash, as if time has erased its colors.
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