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Ambriel // (Angel OC) // Milliways
Milliways may be an excellent bar. But it is also a waystation between worlds- all worlds. That comes in especially handy if you tend to cross dimensional and space/time boundaries on a regular basis.
The door opens, and someone walks in. This is not precisely what Ambriel was expecting, judging by the what trickery is this expression that appears on the angel's face. And it is an angel, though you couldn't tell by the outfit. A white dress shirt, unbuttoned far enough that a white undershirt is visible as well, dark dress pants, and no shoes, or socks, for that matter.
But no matter the consternation, the angel gets over it quickly when confronted with the Observation Window. Stepping swiftly up to it, Ambriel places the palm of one hand up against the glass, staring out at the galaxies crashing into each other.
"Ah. That is heavy irony."
[OOC: Ambriel, being an angel manifest in something only resembling a human body, does not have a biological sex, and does not bother to specify a gender. However, writing in English in the third person makes avoiding gendered pronouns difficult. So, go ahead and use whatever pronoun your character would use, and I will follow suit.]
The door opens, and someone walks in. This is not precisely what Ambriel was expecting, judging by the what trickery is this expression that appears on the angel's face. And it is an angel, though you couldn't tell by the outfit. A white dress shirt, unbuttoned far enough that a white undershirt is visible as well, dark dress pants, and no shoes, or socks, for that matter.
But no matter the consternation, the angel gets over it quickly when confronted with the Observation Window. Stepping swiftly up to it, Ambriel places the palm of one hand up against the glass, staring out at the galaxies crashing into each other.
"Ah. That is heavy irony."
[OOC: Ambriel, being an angel manifest in something only resembling a human body, does not have a biological sex, and does not bother to specify a gender. However, writing in English in the third person makes avoiding gendered pronouns difficult. So, go ahead and use whatever pronoun your character would use, and I will follow suit.]