An Angels Lament

by The_OneWing

January 15, 2015

We of the undying were granted the power of the Heavens

but at the cost of our own salvation

and we willingly accept that fate

for the prosperity of mankind and that of our own true nations

for without it we all shall be truly damned

to the fate of once-heard brothers

and court a fate so worse than death as the silence of Oblivions Angel

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The_OneWingJan 15, 2015

<p>I express the darkness in an Angels heart as they realize their own fate as they've done for humanity. You see an angel protects humanity till the end even when only Oblivion awaits them in their own deaths, and an angel who cannot accept this is destined to fall.</p>