Characters: Rosiel, Open
Content: A not-exactly-fallen angel investigating the religious systems that have collided in Manhattan... starting from the top!
Location: A partly destroyed church somewhere in the city
Time of day: Morning
Warnings: Blasphemy?
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I can't seem to find myself in here anywhere... )
He hadn't brought his scythe, as it wasn't used to such purposes, but instead a large hammer (he would prefer an axe, but there were none to be found), and began smashing the pews into smaller pieces--very loud work, to be sure.
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He watched the man steadily smashing the wooden pew into pieces, blinking for a few moments, before his fear began to dissipate.
"Are you trying to give me a headache?" he said, hugging his knees to his chest and looking at the man sidelong.
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"Didn't see you there," He said--then tilting his head to one side, he looked him over...he seemed vaguely familiar. "Have we met?"
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"You must have noticed my aura a little bit when I connected with you over the computer. I wonder if I remember yours..."
A slow smile spread over his face.
"The man without a heartbeat?"
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"The very same," Marluxia said, and he just now noticed that his grip on the handle of the hammer was very tight. "You must be the angel."
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He shifted a bit, unfolding his arms so that he could rest his head lazily against one hand.
"Have you got a name, gardener?"
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"I'm not offended at all that you forgot my name, Marluxia. So will you tell me the story of how you met Namine?"
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"I found her, shivering in the cold, and I took her in," Marluxia said simpy, leaving out his motivations for doing so.
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"Well? And then what?"
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His face betrayed a flash of impatience, but the smile that soon replaced it was very sweet.
"She doesn't like you very much anymore, does she?"
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"She doesn't like you. She's scared of you. She likes me."
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Yet Rosiel's reply was almost musical. "Is that why she hates you?"
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