A World Divided

Angels

"Welcome to our planet. I'm what everyone calls, the ancient angel. I've been around for thousands of years and I've seen it all from Angel's getting caught betraying one another to Angel's dying from mysterious ways that even to this day, their deaths can't be explained. However we must get on the right foot. I will be giving you a tour of the place and showing you how we live our lives from day to day. However, before I get to our tour of the world, may I ask what your name is?" "My name is Raphael." "Raphael. A name told in the scrolls of fate. You are special, Raphael. You have a lot to learn in this life. You will learn all that it takes to become the best angel that you could be. Maybe if you work hard enough then you could become one of the strongest angels in this world. For now, shall we begin on our tour?" The two angels went off on their tour and as Raphael went through the tour of the world, he seen how beautiful the world is. Everything was arranged in a perfect manner. Nothing was out of place, and everything was sorted just how Raphael liked it. Raphael hated a mess, yet again, what Angel did? Every Angel was particular about the neatness of their living place. At the end of the tour, Raphael was really happy he made it to this planet. He never knew that there was a world for just Angels. "Now, before you fly off with your fellow Angels," said the ancient. "I must emphasize one thing. As long as you follow this one rule that we angels must keep, you will enjoy living as a part of one of us for the rest of your life. No matter what happens in this world, whether there is a fire, a flood, anything like that, never venture to the field of the unperceived. There is no reason to ask any questions about the field or why anyone including you may not journey over there." Raphael shook his head and then the two of them went their separate ways. The ancient flew away and Raphael went to find one of his friends that he may know. Raphael was confused, of course, but he dared not ask any questions in fear of what the consequence may be. So, Raphael ventured on with only curiosity on his mind.