[ In one world, the angel grew weary of humanity and refined his wings into blades.
In another world, the angel came to understood humanity and took the wind as his form, so he may be by their side.
In the last world, the angel bore all the misfortune that would have befallen the other two, cast into the abyss for a crime he did not commit nor understand. It was humans who gave him a second chance, not the divinity who created him. ]
... you would think so?
[ Humans are strange. So fragile, so transient. Some seek to preserve themselves beyond their lifetimes, but that would be undone by the flow of time. All roads led to the abyss, not Rome - for Rome itself would fall into the darkness in the end. Some simply accepted the futility of their struggle and threw themselves into the flames.
And some... danced with it, despite everything. Those who would shine for the briefest of moments, they were the light in the abyss. ]
Then..... thank you, too. For giving me your time.
[ The eyes scattered over his body begin to close, his form returning to a less skeletal one. It still remains to be seen if Foreigner can truly smile, but the invisible fog that smothers him seems to lighten just a little. ]
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In another world, the angel came to understood humanity and took the wind as his form, so he may be by their side.
In the last world, the angel bore all the misfortune that would have befallen the other two, cast into the abyss for a crime he did not commit nor understand. It was humans who gave him a second chance, not the divinity who created him. ]
... you would think so?
[ Humans are strange. So fragile, so transient. Some seek to preserve themselves beyond their lifetimes, but that would be undone by the flow of time. All roads led to the abyss, not Rome - for Rome itself would fall into the darkness in the end. Some simply accepted the futility of their struggle and threw themselves into the flames.
And some... danced with it, despite everything. Those who would shine for the briefest of moments, they were the light in the abyss. ]
Then..... thank you, too. For giving me your time.
[ The eyes scattered over his body begin to close, his form returning to a less skeletal one. It still remains to be seen if Foreigner can truly smile, but the invisible fog that smothers him seems to lighten just a little. ]