- FLOS - THE FLOWER OF DEATH -
Doors open, tables around, and soon everyone was sat down, playing half-attention to their commander on front. Made sense, these angels weren't built for war, more like fodder to come both first and last, depending entirely on their effectiveness. Least effective become cannon fodder to take the blunt of the enemy's first strike, while the more effective ones are tied up on patrol, making sure that a counter attack doesn't come in too quickly. The position pained Flos, who sat down and looked intently and the commanding officer. He was hoping to be pushed towards the enemy, or maybe get that long-awaited order to storm the gates and extinguish the flames that don't belong in this world or any other. The commander had only babbled on about what might happen, what could be happening, not what should happen.
"You don't belong here, Fallen."
He heard that word too many times before. 'Fallen', not one he would personally use but one that seemed to serve to only shackle his potential. It would imply that he fell from a higher pedestal and negatively impacted himself, but from what he learned and did, why should he be called Fallen? Only thing that distinguished him out from the others were his black wings, the one thing that marks him out as a Fallen. He only had what he salvaged from the gore pile he created and fused it with himself, apparently enough to interfere with his soul. He turned his head slightly and simply said, "If you want to live, shut up and listen to your commander." He wasn't wrong, the only thing that kept the angel from death could lie in the commander at front, and it was also the only way he would get the fool to shut up.
"Maybe you didn't hear me, you've gone through the wrong door." Flos turned his head to see the angel at the corner of his eye. "The Gates of Hell are way out of the city, so why don't you return with your spawn you freak?"
Flos clutched one of the sisters with his hidden arm, only hidden from view from the people confronting him. "Believe me, if I could I would. Then again, not like you to face a real fight."
He heard a sharp breath, struck a nerve, excellent. "Watch your tongue--"
"Hope you didn't talk to your mother with that attitude, or it's unlikely Deva will want you in leagues length of her."
The angel leaped towards him, and with one quick turn two cuts appeared on the young angel's wings. He convulsed on the floor to the open wounds, and the others around the two reacted accordingly. Some were surprised, some simply looked at the commotion, while two others talked about what might have happened, all while Flos looked at the foolish boy with a dark sense of satisfaction.
"Sabium, do we have a problem?" the commander called out, forcing Flos to pass his attention to the two central characters of the room. The young one was rolling from side to side, while the commander made no attempt to interfere practically.
The sister was sheathed, and Flos sat back down. "No sir."