knd: fallen angel au

chapter 1: a discovery in the library

It was a Friday morning it was a school day for sector v as they arrived at the school and did their work and stuff at 2:20 they got out of school as sector v was walking talking about stuff
numbuh4: so what do you guys wanna do since were out of school
numbuh5: hmm I don't know
numbuh1: how about we go to that lilbrary everyone has been talking about
numbuh2: to a lilbrary !? Now that would be a place I would like to go
numbuh3: yay since numbuh 2 likes to read stuff
numbuh2: to the lilbrary !
they walked to the lilbrary once they got inside the lilbrary the lilbrary was huge there were a bunch of books on the bookshelf
numbuh2: now this is a.... Huge lilbrary !
they walked through the bookshelves
numbuh4: thinking which book should I pick !?
numbuh3: thinking which book should I wanna read the rainbow monkey adventure or rainbow monkey story adventure book
numbuh5: a book about candy recipes
numbuh1: a guide book
numbuh2: hey guys I found a book
numbuh3: really I wanna see
the book itself was called the celestial angels and seraphs
numbuh1: whoa I've never seen or heard about a book called that
numbuh4: wow nice find mate
numbuh2: let's read it together
as numbuh 2 opens the book to the page
the angels: angels In art are often identified with bird wings halos and divine light they are usually shaped like humans of extraordinary beauty though this is not always the case sometimes they could be portrayed in a frightening inhuman manner
the seraphs: a seraphim is a celestial of heavenly being originating in ancient Judaism the terms plays a role in subsequent Judaism and Christianity tradition places seraphim in the highest rank in the Christianity angelology and the fifth rank of the ten in heaven a seminal passages in the book of Isaiah use the term to describe as six winged beings that fly around the throne of god crying this throne scene with its triple invocation of holiness profoundly influenced subsequent theology literature and art it's influenced is frequently seen in works depicting angels heaven and apotheosis seraphim are mentioned as celestial beings in the semi canonical book of Enoch and the canonical book of revelation
as soon numbuh 2 turns the page
numbuh2: huh !? Fallen angels !?
numbuh4: I'm guessing it's an different type of a angel
fallen angels are angels who were expelled from heaven the literal term fallen angel does not appear in any abrahamic religious texts but is used to describe angels cast out of heaven angels who sinned such angels often tempt humans to sin
numbuh5: a fallen what now !?
numbuh1: I have no words
numbuh2: sooo then what happens if a fallen angel crashes into our world !?
numbuh5: then that would be a problem
he closes the book puts it back on the bookshelf they leave the lilbrary go to the treehouse numbuh 2 still thinking about the fallen angels while numbuh 1 was still thinking about the same thing