"Mortals do not have as much time as we do, which is why they serve as a greater being compare to the angels."
Every angel has to undergo multiple trials. Lithius was sent to Earth to undergo his delayed trials. Due to his unwillingness to particip...
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"Yes, yes. I promise I will not act so harshly anymore," Felix muttered in between chuckles, brushing the back of his neck to ease the pain and added. "But at least, now, I can attend my classes peacefully without having to worry consistently about Tommy bothering my one and only elder sister. He deserved to be punched. If he can't promise himself to be a good and respectful boyfriend, then he is already asking for trouble. Please tell me you are not going out with him anymore, Leticia."
"No, of course not," Leticia raised his hands up, waving them in the air as if to dismiss those foul issues and rolled her eyes, shrugging at the thought. "I can handle any boys I want, Fel, but if anyone is to harm my brother, I will send them off to the deep dungeons without thinking twice. You don't have to worry about meeting Tommy anymore. He's never stepping into this house ever again. Not after he decided to bash your head with a baseball bat thinking he owns you."
Felix chuckled at her words. His fingers wrapped onto the handle of the mug gently, pulling it close to his nose and sucked in the calming scent of chamomile tea. The heat from the mug sets his senses alive as he shut his eyes tight to relax his raging mind. He could not figure out what was missing. It felt as if he a part of his life now has been left out like a pen whose ink supply had been cut off simultaneously. He sipped the tea, opening his eyes slowly to study the cosy environment. Though he felt himself being dependent on a certain item, Felix cannot put his finger on it. He then settled the mug down, humming in satisfaction when Leticia served those large chocolate chip cookies in front of him.
"Are you sure everything is alright, Felix? You look distant. Is there something I can help you with? Do you want me to get you to a doctor for a checkup?" Leticia questioned, picking up a chocolate chip cookie and bit into it. "Oh, yes. Something dropped out of your pocket. It looks expensive, so I decided to carry the unknown item home majestically as it deserved."
"Majestically?" He questioned curiously, cocking his head to the side to see Leticia endless rummaging through the shelves. "I don't recall any royal items in my backpack to school. I am there to gain knowledge not to get robbed. Also, I am fine, sister. You do not have to worry about me. It might take some time for me to heal, but I will be fine."
"Then, tell me about this," Leticia said, nodding and arching her eyebrows the minute she lifted a golden scroll, placing it onto the table for Felix. "I have never seen anything like this from you before, Felix, but I am certain it is yours since I watch it rolled out of your pocket."
Brushing the tip of his nose gently, Felix flipped his hair backwards gracefully. He reached out to the scroll, feeling slight tingles dancing across his fingertips. The rare energy surged through his system as if activating an invisible lock. His dark brown eyes widened the second those mythical floral patterns shone across the scroll alongside the purple ring that clung tightly to his middle finger. Felix rolled the scroll opened. Leticia was not exaggerating the idea of the scroll being sumptuous. It looked elegant as if it was one belonged to a royal family. Rolling it open, Felix noticed two sentences carved onto it with an unknown force.
