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Good and evil, light and dark. All this can describe the neverending conflict between angels and demons. For centuries they have fought. Their war, unheard by man as their battles roared viciously through the skies as lightning and thunder. Amidst all the chaos and destruction one can find the most unique things. An angel and a demon fell in love. Of course both sides would never approve of this, so it was kept a secret. The Angel was Angela, a beautiful woman with beautiful blue eyes. She had smooth olive skin and smooth blonde hair. She was a skilled warrior and healer. She was hailed as one of heaven's best angels on duty. The demon was Damien Allegor. He was a tall individual with dark skin and red dragon like eyes. His body was built for battle and had many scars to prove it. His family, The Allegor’s were highly powerful …show more content…

Their fury and combat expertise showed no comparison on the battlefield, and their magic was second to none.They were a force to be reckoned with.which made the relationship between these two beings all the more odd. Angela and Damien met after the battle in an angel outpost called Fort Catherine. Both Damien and Angela were the only survivors in their squad. When they found one another both were ready to rip each others throat out without a second thought.But as the sun rises to show a new day is upon them instead of fighting, Damien dropped his weapon and offered medical aid.A random act of kindness that bewildered Angela as she accepted it. “I cant believe im accepting an offer from a savage” Angela said in a formal manner. “Are you saying you don't want my help?” Damien replied in a mocking manner. As soon as he finished replying to her statement Angela

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