"You know you mission, correct?"
"Yes, ma'am!" Harp's voice was full of pep and excitement, white hair billowing all around him. His instructor smiled softly, her porcelain skin wrinkling a bit. He couldn't help but wonder why he had never seen her smile before.
"Harpus, be careful. I know you want to earn a wing, but if you let your guard down, he can take away your light." Harpus nodded to his leader. She was wrapped in a white dress made of some kind of extremely lightweight material beyond his understanding. "And," She continued, tilting her head to one side and causing her brown hair to bounce a bit, "The humans are not what they used to be. Do not reveal yourself, Harpus. If they find you, they will capture you. And your powers are too weak to fight. You know that, right?"
"Yes, ma'am. I'll be careful." Harp's pink eyes flashed for a moment. Since he lacked any wings, he also lacked the ability to tap into his powers. For now, all he could do was temporarily sway someone's emotions. There were good things about being a cupid. Of all the angels, cupids were the most involved with love. However, they could cause extreme chaos if they decided to turn against the one spirit. They tampered with emotions. If they could make people fall in love, they could also take away that love. Because of this, cupids were carefully trained. Harp was thought to be relatively harmless, to they didn't care about him too much.
Harp focused his gaze upon the water before him. It was suspended horizontally, so he could walk through it. He looked to be a young boy of fifteen, with skin and hair white as fine china, and eyes the color of rose amethyst. Though he was far from short, he wasn't lanky or twiggy. He was wearing what looked to be a tunic, and his hair was styled upwards. For a moment, Harp froze. Did he really want to do this? Of course he did! Though it was dangerous, he needed to earn his wings from the one spirit! With a sudden cry that made those around him widen their eyes, Harp suddenly pushed himself into the water.
The human world was warm. Very warm. As his eyes flickered open, he could tell that there were warm hearts in this world. At the same time, he could feel the darkness. He suddenly sat up and looked at himself. He was wearing the most strange of clothes. Harps traced flawlessly smooth fingers on the strange, heavy fabric that covered his legs. They looked to be black in color, and had many pockets. "Ah! These are known as cargo pants!" Harp suddenly exclaimed. He felt his chest, and was met with hard metal. "And I think this is called a 'vest'..." Quickly getting to his feet, he noticed they were covered in some kind of hard substance. Right! These were shoes! The angel couldn't help the grin that spread across his face. This was so exciting!!
After looking around, the cupid realized he was on the top of a skyscraper. Was this the place his target worked? It was a good thing he was used to walking around! The portal had granted him clothes and the information he needed to blend in. He noticed there were people all around him, but nobody was making any move to greet or acknowledge him. All of his attempts to smile at people were met with nothing but suspicious looks. Harp's smile faltered for a second, but soon returned. "Right! that's why I'm here!" Harp set out to scout his target- a very dangerous one at that. His mission? Show him light.
"Yes, ma'am!" Harp's voice was full of pep and excitement, white hair billowing all around him. His instructor smiled softly, her porcelain skin wrinkling a bit. He couldn't help but wonder why he had never seen her smile before.
"Harpus, be careful. I know you want to earn a wing, but if you let your guard down, he can take away your light." Harpus nodded to his leader. She was wrapped in a white dress made of some kind of extremely lightweight material beyond his understanding. "And," She continued, tilting her head to one side and causing her brown hair to bounce a bit, "The humans are not what they used to be. Do not reveal yourself, Harpus. If they find you, they will capture you. And your powers are too weak to fight. You know that, right?"
"Yes, ma'am. I'll be careful." Harp's pink eyes flashed for a moment. Since he lacked any wings, he also lacked the ability to tap into his powers. For now, all he could do was temporarily sway someone's emotions. There were good things about being a cupid. Of all the angels, cupids were the most involved with love. However, they could cause extreme chaos if they decided to turn against the one spirit. They tampered with emotions. If they could make people fall in love, they could also take away that love. Because of this, cupids were carefully trained. Harp was thought to be relatively harmless, to they didn't care about him too much.
Harp focused his gaze upon the water before him. It was suspended horizontally, so he could walk through it. He looked to be a young boy of fifteen, with skin and hair white as fine china, and eyes the color of rose amethyst. Though he was far from short, he wasn't lanky or twiggy. He was wearing what looked to be a tunic, and his hair was styled upwards. For a moment, Harp froze. Did he really want to do this? Of course he did! Though it was dangerous, he needed to earn his wings from the one spirit! With a sudden cry that made those around him widen their eyes, Harp suddenly pushed himself into the water.
The human world was warm. Very warm. As his eyes flickered open, he could tell that there were warm hearts in this world. At the same time, he could feel the darkness. He suddenly sat up and looked at himself. He was wearing the most strange of clothes. Harps traced flawlessly smooth fingers on the strange, heavy fabric that covered his legs. They looked to be black in color, and had many pockets. "Ah! These are known as cargo pants!" Harp suddenly exclaimed. He felt his chest, and was met with hard metal. "And I think this is called a 'vest'..." Quickly getting to his feet, he noticed they were covered in some kind of hard substance. Right! These were shoes! The angel couldn't help the grin that spread across his face. This was so exciting!!
After looking around, the cupid realized he was on the top of a skyscraper. Was this the place his target worked? It was a good thing he was used to walking around! The portal had granted him clothes and the information he needed to blend in. He noticed there were people all around him, but nobody was making any move to greet or acknowledge him. All of his attempts to smile at people were met with nothing but suspicious looks. Harp's smile faltered for a second, but soon returned. "Right! that's why I'm here!" Harp set out to scout his target- a very dangerous one at that. His mission? Show him light.