Death… And Me



Rean and Tamires finished laughing a moment later. Finally, Rean asked something that was making him curious. "Is the brown colors of your wings because of your human blood?" He had never seen a hybrid of angels and humans, so he didn't know.

Tamires nodded. "That's basically it. I've seen other hybrids of Light Beings... you call them angels, right? Anyway, I've seen hybrids of angels and humans before back in Lingan. They also had darker-colored feathers, just like me. The angel bloodline is much stronger, so most of our characteristics still follow the angel race. Yet, although our affinity with Light Element is there, it is not as good as real pure-blooded angels like Dad."

Rean was satisfied with the answer. "That seems problematic."

"You have no idea!" As if stepping on a landmine, Rean's words triggered several not very good memories from Tamires. "The pure-blooded angels are very prideful, not accepting anyone with mixed bloodlines. Trust me, you definitely don't want to pay a visit to an angel counterpart if you are a hybrid. They will treat you as if you don't even exist."

"Seems like racism isn't something you find on Earth alone," Juliana couldn't help but comment.

"Well, you have no need to care about such things anymore," Rean added. "Instead, I have another question for you."

This time, Rean's expression turned serious as he asked. "What do you plan to do from now on? Just so that you know, you are definitely not our prisoner or anything like that. If you want to stand up and leave this Facility right now, you can do it. No one will stop you."

Rean laughed in response. "Leave her? Don't worry, we will not leave her. She will come with us."

Juliana was puzzled. "But... didn't you just send her out?"

Rean nodded. "I did. She wasn't a prisoner after all."

"Then..." Juliana felt Rean's confident smile to be quite strange.

lightsΝοvεl ƈοm Rean just shook his head, though. "You will see soon enough. Besides, I might be wrong."

Rean then began to walk around the Facility with his mother and have some conversations with her while he recorded many different circuitry formation runes. For Rean, this place was a treasure trove, so he made sure Sister Orb recorded everything in the Circuitry Formation Repository for his study later.

A day quickly passed before Kentucky finally returned to see Rean and Juliana. "Meh, it's getting boring. Rean, can we go back already?"

Rean pondered a bit and looked at the long-distance thoughts transmission talisman in his Spatial Ring. "Could it be I was wrong?"

Yet, he barely had time to doubt himself before the talisman activated. "Oh, there it is!"

Sure enough, the one on the other side was none other than Tamires.

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