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[verticordious]

So, I now have a dog. He’s very sweet and not named Lucifer despite all and any nametags and still quite small and I have named him Adam, for it seems to suit him very well. I was going to name him after an angel but, um, I wasn’t sure which one. And I wasn’t sure if it’d be respectful or not.

…But he’s safe now, yes.

Comments

[divine_strength]

I am flattered you would think of naming your dog after us....

1/3

[verticordious]

Well, of course. I deeply respect you and-

2/3

[verticordious]

FJKSRGRSHRSHJTDSJTSDJSTJSTJ

ANGELANGELANGEL.

...No, can't do that.

3/3

[verticordious]

[Written in French]

You're a angel?

[Written in English]

...You're a angel?

[divine_strength]

Yes, I am.

[verticordious]

I- Um- Oh- It's, uh, lovely to meet you then, Sir. Do I call you sir? Um.

Who... Are you? If that doesn't sound disrespectful in any way.

[divine_strength]

It's not at all, do not worry. I am Gabriel.

[verticordious]

GABRIEL.

Um.

...Um.

It's a honour to meet you. Honestly, a huge honour.

[divine_strength]

Thank you, it is nice to meet you as well.

[verticordious]

Um- Um. Thank you.

I... I am Bors, by the way.

[divine_strength]

You're welcome.

I am sure God appreciates your devotion to His angels, Bors.

[verticordious]

Um, well, you are His servants. You should definitely be respected!

[archistrategos]

We're also your servants.

[verticordious]

ANOTHER ONE? ...No, no capslock. Um. Um-

...I suppose?

[archistrategos]

Gabriel's fond of appreciation, but there's a fine line before devotion becomes raising us on a pedestal.

[verticordious]

Oh, um, yes! I see. I wouldn't do that, no. Um.

...Who are you?