One Shots // Seaycee

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Someone tweeted this idea and I told them I'm going to do it and it's been months so to that user here you go and sorry for the delays :))

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When they told her that he was assigned to her—she thought they were crazy.

His case wasn't normal, a walking catastrophe, she'll describe. Sean Lew is basically the perfect picture of a fucked-up young adult. No sense of control, wild, running away from his problems as he tried finding peace in chaotic environments.

Normally, human kinds like him are assigned to guardians who have more experiences as they are seen to be more accountable and agile—that being said, basically means that guardians (like her) who are still new should be handling easier cases.

"Are you sure the data was not manipulated?" She asked hesitantly, skeptical of the information she received while her eyes are glaring to her superiors.

Being skeptical isn't a trait they cherish in their world nor asking questions. But she did it anyway, she knew what could happen—she might be banned, or isolated at worst. Her head playing all the worst scenarios that might happen like a short movie, letting anxiety rushes in her body as she waited for their response.

"Everything happens for a reason, Kaycee." The female sitting in the middle of others said. Other angels call her Jojo, most respected by all sphere—even gods. Jojo hands' are clasped as she stared the young soul standing in front of her, slowly flapping her white wings while a tiny smile is painted on her pale face.

Don't question my choices. You asked for this.

Kaycee knew Jojo was making it clear to stay on her lane, to take the responsibility for what she decided to do. She slowly rest her right hand onto her back, trying to feel the non-existent feathers that she used to have yet decided to gave it up to be human's guardian.

She used to be like Jojo, or Josh Price, other angels that are responsible to make the law imposed on earth—that's wrong, that's right.

Philosophically right, but our gods dislike that behavior so it's wrong. Or the other way around.

You see, Kaycee hated it. She thought that decisions being made to weigh wether a human has did their responsibility on earth shouldn't be based only on doing the right or wrong things without seeing where they are coming from. It should be more than just contributing to do a worship to the gods 24/7 in their life too.

She thought that angels are boring and stiff—she felt like humans have more freedom that she has been longing for even though it is forbidden for them to be jealous of human kinds, yet Kaycee made it obvious.

Other angels decided to obey her request. Kaycee wanted to be a guardian angel, she wanted to understand the humans' world without only seeing it from the big screen on their court room when they're judging someone's past life.

She wanted to feel close with that freedom, that feeling of ease without having to be one of them.

They took away all her privileges as the government angels—wings and adjudication ability as they added weaknesses of guardian angels to her, like, being more sentient than other angels sphere even though not as intense as humans.