The halo is the basic angel's life force. In the universe realms, they have a name that was different from the human language-- boundless beings, that's what they were called. And when they appeared on planet Earth, and have become visible to human eyes, they were mistaken to be aliens, the ugly, ruined version of them was even called monsters, but those who were good-looking and impressed mankind with their abilities were called angels. But for Jimmie Vaughn, for the Vilgroi, these creatures only go with one name -- boundless. Yeah, they were boundless beings some of them had been bounded to him perhaps for forever slavery. Some of them had sided with the Outsiders. That's what their definition of freedom is, perhaps they find a more meaningful sense of life by fighting with Carsen and the Outsiders stand for. Yet, these boundless beings, or angels whatever they were called, perhaps will only find real freedom once they get back home, to their respective realms, to their land where t

"Remember, they don't easily give their alliance to anyone. They're unfriendly. They're elusive of all the boundless," Orin's words echoed in Carsen's thoughts. Now they were into searching for the few Abojans left alive on the planet. How could they remain unnoticed, and unheard with all the chaos that happened in the universe realms and on this planet, how could it remain undiscovered that they were just here, residing with humans? Perhaps because they weren't boundless nor humans, they stand between grace and curse, that's why. Carsen thinks. As Tadhiel told him, the Abojans are the type of Nephilim who were the only ones left alive on the planet. They are a genetic combination of humans and angels. Those who succeeded in fleeing from the Vilgroi had lived deserted, disguising themselves as among the humans. As a result, they have had offspring that were neither angels nor humans. These Nephilims were raised to survive, so they were trained with various skills, and one group of

The Abojan sneered, "Why would we listen to you? You haven't proven anything to us yet!" Carsen smirked at Dizal , " Haven't I just cornered you? Don't you even wonder how I get to crash your monster?" Dizal scoffed, the corners of his mouth quirked up in unsatisfaction, " Should I expect petty tricks from an Emanator?" he said. " Your creation ability, We want to see more of that! Have you mastered it? Tamed it? If not there's no point to risk our alliance with you," Dizal said. Carsen and Usiu exchange glances. They both know that Carsen couldn't give what the Abojan leader is asking to see. Yeah, now, somehow, Carsen had cultivated that ability, but it was not enough to defeat the Vilgroi. Yeah, he can wield it, but not always. It's untamed. It's unstable. He had not yet reached full control of it. That's why he was not using it always, sometimes that ability comes out unintentionally, when needed, like in some edge encounters he had, but he couldn't rely on an ability he ca

LizieLizie wiggled her finger as she came back to consciousness. As when her blurry vision adjusted she noticed she was in a different environment. Looking around, she felt some nostalgia, yeah, this is how it feels before in the game world. There were particles of sand on her feet, and the scorching heat was striking her skin. She grasped at her nose. Gone is the bleeding. And so is that whistling piercing sound. Where am I? Lizie looked around. She's on a sandy beach that has lost its beauty. The seawater was foaming with dirt. It was beyond the low tide, there were algae everywhere. And she could sense that the salty air contains toxins. She loves to go to the beach when she was a kid, but if beaches were like this, she would not dare go. Lizie gets on her feet. Her body was sore. She began walking, finding her way out amidst this strange place. "Jan! Guys! Where are you?" she called, yelling. But she seemed to be alone, cast out on an island. Oh, island, she doesn't even kno

Lizie could have gotten near to Jair if only the waiter didn't block their way. She lost sight of him. He got lost in the crowd. She was teary eyes. She's in mixed emotions of longing and badly wanting to see him, and yet just when he was near, there she lost him again. "Lizie comes, let's go home," Janesi was persistent. Now her annoyance was diverted to Janesi. Lizie glared at her, and she shove her so that Janesi flew banging on the wall. The people in there stopped. Their entire attention was now on them. It was as if the guests at that house party were startled or just curious spectators, waiting for what was to come next. Janesi sighed. "Look, sorry," But Lizie growled at her, she shove her too, and she run towards where she thought Jair had headed. But then the tension increases when suddenly a loud crash reverberated and before they knew a corpse landed in the midst of them. The dead body is filled with cuts and bruises. There was fresh blood and splattered glass on