Fallen Angel [Zitacamron95 and Fernweh]
I haven’t done anything wrong! Aiden thought, he ran quickly through the streets, he couldn’t have become a fallen. He had the mark though, and he already saw his punishers coming his way. He knew he hadn’t done anything wrong, but everyone else wouldn’t think that way. He had to have done something to get himself in this mess. It wasn’t wrong though, he had saved somebody, that was what he had done. He saved his younger sister from certain death, but the only way to do so was by murdering someone else, another angel that was attacking his sister. That made him the fallen, and he was going to be forced to hell. He knew what happened to those of the fallen people but he didn’t think it would have gotten him that badly. He did it to save another person’s life!
He quickly turned a corner, carefully dodging everyone in his way. There is no way to take it back at this point but he wasn’t going to make things worse. He tore through the street, refusing to look behind him for the two big angels chasing after him. Aiden ran towards the one place he had always felt safe, a place not many angels ever go to. The library, yes, not many angels went there. They were happy with being out and hanging out with other people, Aiden liked the library. He was more of a scholar type anyways, not many angels knew how to read their own language, they only knew how to speak it along with speaking all the other human languages of course. Aiden learned to speak and read them all by his mentor, the person who worked at the library.
He quickly dashed into the place and turned into the maze of shelves, he quickly looked at the books and grabbed as many as he could along with piling a bunch of them behind him to make the angels that fallowed him fall, but it was too late, the two rather large angels stood at both ends of the shelves he was running through. He was caught where he stood, there was no way to get anywhere now. He dropped the books that he held but as the two angels walked towards him, he grabbed a thick leather bound book that was his favorite. He looked at the two angels and nodded, there was no way out.
“I swear, I haven’t done a thing wrong! You’re blaming the wrong man.” Aiden yelled as the angels had flanked him on both sides and they walked out on the streets. His hands bound tightly the book he had been holding tightly in the library, before they pried it out of his hands was now being held by one of the angels. They said nothing to him though he kept insisting that he had done nothing wrong. The angels walked him to a clearing, and then pressed on his shoulders, as he fell through the ground and finally disappeared from sight, before the ground could repair, the guard dropped the book along with the fallen angel.
Aiden plummeted to earth, his blond hair darkened to a pitch black, and he began to scream in agony as his back felt like it was burning, his wings turned black and started to tear. Tears fell from his eyes as the pain continued and didn’t let up at all, until he fell onto the concrete and black feathers surrounded him. He gasped from the pain that came with the fall. He didn’t dare to move at first, he didn’t want to. He was in pain and it wasn’t going away any time soon. The book then fell onto his chest, and slowly moved his hands to hug the book to him. “Thank you…” He whispered.
Finally he pulled himself up from the ground and stumbled, the gravity pushed him down harder than it did in heaven. He felt like he was being weighted down by the air and it was going to take a while for him to get used to the gravity. He walked carefully keeping the book in his hand, darkness all around him with only the glow of almost burnt out streetlights to light a path. Where was he exactly? He knew he had been put on Earth, but what was he supposed to do here? He was supposed to find someone that had a corrupt soul and he was supposed to help them, but it had to be the right person, it couldn’t be just anybody anywhere. It was late at night and the streets were still filled with people that were busy doing other things. Aiden wasn’t really sure where he was supposed to begin. He needed a place to live, a job for money to pay for other things. This wasn’t a great place to start. The pain from the cuts and bruises he had gotten from the fall was getting to him, he wondered how long it would take him to actually just get through the first trial of healing the cuts and bruises and finding a place to live along with a job.