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Serafina smiled, grateful with Akiyo's cheery response and the fact that she wasn't pushing her to go to a hospital. It would be hard to explain everything and by hard she meant she couldn't tell her anything really. Serafina was pretty sure even if she tried to tell her about the whole fallen Angel thing she would only cause more trouble, plus even though she was fallen it didn't mean she fell from grace because she had turned evil or anything. She had merely done this on purpose to be able to experience human life and get rid of her boring existence which was turning out to be a hell of a lot more trouble than she planned.
As Akiyo then went on about a webtoon, Serafina shook her head "oh no, I haven't heard of that I'm afraid," she replied quietly. It's a type of book...online book with pictures no? she thought to herself, which would make sense since she had observed Akiyo doing a lot of drawings, presumably for this webtoon thing she was talking about.
Before she knew it they were both inside what it seemed to be Akiyo's flat and following her instructions Serafina made her way to the couch. Collapsing onto the comfy pillows she let out a sigh of relief, her legs were still shaking but at least now she could rest. She watched as Akiyo left the room only to come back with a glass of what she said would help with the pain.
Serafina took the glass and smiled, it was obvious that it was spiked with something magical but she thought it would be better to just pretend she hadn't noticed. Although she couldn't exactly tell what Akiyo had put in the glass other than the painkillers she had mentioned, she knew one thing for sure; wizard magic wouldn't affect her. Her body was human sure in the sense that she had blood running through her veins and could feel everything, but inside she was still an Angel. Albeit all her angelic powers were suppressed and she didn't know whether they could be triggered to the surface again yet that doesn't change the fact that she wasn't your normal run of the mill muggle.
Without raising suspicion Serafina finished the whole glass of the mysterious liquid in one gulp and looked over at Akiyo with a subtle grin. She gently put the glass down on the nearby coffee table and began to take of the trenchcoat slowly as she could feel the blood sticking to it. Biting her lips in order to quiet down her groans she dropped the coat onto the fall and sighed at the state of her. "I'm going to need help with my dress...I'm pretty sure it's stuck to my back because of the blood.". It seemed as if Akiyo had grabbed something else but it seemed somewhat more harmless than the drink.
"I find it best to make conversation during this process to distract you from the pain. So, why couldn't you go to the hospital? I'm interested in the entire story, if you don't mind -- today has been an intriguing day, if I do say so myself. Also, why did you come up to me of all people? You seemed quite . . . determined in your approach."
It took Serafina a moment to realise that perhaps she was secretly getting questioned, like in those human crime movies right? But this witch was not going to get much out of her, unfortunately. Serafina assumed that management up there probably had set everything up so that Angels who did fall (although rarely) could never let their existence be known to anyone on Earth. After all, Angels had a solution for everything.
"Well, like I said it's all very complicated and truthfully I can't remember much," which technically wasn't a lie. One day she was an Angel committing a crime on purpose and then the next she opens her eyes and is on Earth. "I'm afraid the entire story isn't solely mine to tell so I can't say much, but I guess you seemed like a nice enough person to help me out so I just took the chance." With a shrug she leaned in forward, "I'm not from here, I think I must have bumped my head or something since everything in my head is all fuzzy. Again, technically not a lie.
As Akiyo then went on about a webtoon, Serafina shook her head "oh no, I haven't heard of that I'm afraid," she replied quietly. It's a type of book...online book with pictures no? she thought to herself, which would make sense since she had observed Akiyo doing a lot of drawings, presumably for this webtoon thing she was talking about.
Before she knew it they were both inside what it seemed to be Akiyo's flat and following her instructions Serafina made her way to the couch. Collapsing onto the comfy pillows she let out a sigh of relief, her legs were still shaking but at least now she could rest. She watched as Akiyo left the room only to come back with a glass of what she said would help with the pain.
Serafina took the glass and smiled, it was obvious that it was spiked with something magical but she thought it would be better to just pretend she hadn't noticed. Although she couldn't exactly tell what Akiyo had put in the glass other than the painkillers she had mentioned, she knew one thing for sure; wizard magic wouldn't affect her. Her body was human sure in the sense that she had blood running through her veins and could feel everything, but inside she was still an Angel. Albeit all her angelic powers were suppressed and she didn't know whether they could be triggered to the surface again yet that doesn't change the fact that she wasn't your normal run of the mill muggle.
Without raising suspicion Serafina finished the whole glass of the mysterious liquid in one gulp and looked over at Akiyo with a subtle grin. She gently put the glass down on the nearby coffee table and began to take of the trenchcoat slowly as she could feel the blood sticking to it. Biting her lips in order to quiet down her groans she dropped the coat onto the fall and sighed at the state of her. "I'm going to need help with my dress...I'm pretty sure it's stuck to my back because of the blood.". It seemed as if Akiyo had grabbed something else but it seemed somewhat more harmless than the drink.
"I find it best to make conversation during this process to distract you from the pain. So, why couldn't you go to the hospital? I'm interested in the entire story, if you don't mind -- today has been an intriguing day, if I do say so myself. Also, why did you come up to me of all people? You seemed quite . . . determined in your approach."
It took Serafina a moment to realise that perhaps she was secretly getting questioned, like in those human crime movies right? But this witch was not going to get much out of her, unfortunately. Serafina assumed that management up there probably had set everything up so that Angels who did fall (although rarely) could never let their existence be known to anyone on Earth. After all, Angels had a solution for everything.
"Well, like I said it's all very complicated and truthfully I can't remember much," which technically wasn't a lie. One day she was an Angel committing a crime on purpose and then the next she opens her eyes and is on Earth. "I'm afraid the entire story isn't solely mine to tell so I can't say much, but I guess you seemed like a nice enough person to help me out so I just took the chance." With a shrug she leaned in forward, "I'm not from here, I think I must have bumped my head or something since everything in my head is all fuzzy. Again, technically not a lie.