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"If you’re an angel, then why do you kill other angels?" Meirion hissed, "Because in actual fact, you are not an angel," she said, emphasising on every word, "You are half angel, and half demon. Your angel side is long buried. You do not have compassion. I don’t even know what angel qualities you have."
She breathed in raggedly, anger in her eyes, "I gave you a chance," she muttered darkly, "I gave you the benefit of the doubt just then, just now. You abused it and now you have nothing. Back to square one."
"I protect all [I]pure[I] angels. Beings who are worthy to be called that."
Meirion stared defiantly back, not ashamed, and not scared in the least. She stepped back, away from his antics. Looking around, she ran for it.
Rushing past gravestones, she kept her shield alight. Meirion neared the Church and slammed the door, momentarily dropping her barrier.
Sweat glistened on her forehead as she surveyed her surroundings. Ruane had less time to prepare herself than she originally wanted.
Walking back slowly, she faced the door, wondering if Myth would be polite enough to walk through that way or try another door somewhere else.
Electricity lighted her hands. Meirion was ready. Enough of the chit-chat, it was down to business. He threatened her, therefore he was going to pay.
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'You would perhaps oblige me with an outline of the events that bring you to my humble plinth? I am starved of conversation you understand, which is vexing, pinioned as I am here on this lonely outcrop as the life of the fair city swirls round and past me. There is no wit, no variation to divert me from the depressing spectacle of the gentle men of the law strutting in and out of that magnificent theatre of lies opposite.' ~Biography
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