[He/She/Hymn | Proud hermaphrodite | 22y | Non-Abrahamic Angelkin] Nonhuman and Angel work side account! Read pinned post for more info
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SO. I Remembered Something. Or Someone. Please Read And See If You Can Relate!
SO. I remembered something. Or someone. Please read and see if you can relate!
It was pretty like a Cherub (though i don't think they were Abrahamic, but i'm not sure), but with four humanoid halfs placed on a huge creature's body, like a lion or a dragon. They were all connected, but not always physically.
The Left one was the Angel of Plague, Illness and Rebirth, bringing both destruction and blessings. They wore a mask and the hair was not visible. They had a slim body, pointy ears, gray-ish skin and their clothes were made of bandages. They always kept their hands (and wings, probably, since i saw none) behind their body.
The Top one was the Angel of Divine fury, Divine Protection and Divine Knowledge. They were a warrior, had medium-long curly hair (i think it was a dark tone of red), a pair of huge wings, a big (but not inhumanly big) nose, stoic expression and always carried a sword. Their wings were always extended, like they were waiting for a fight at any time.
The Bottom one was the Angel of Universal Balance and Justice and carried Divine Messages. They had long wavy hair, wings on the place of ears and a pair of downsided wings on their back, had a soft expression, wore a blindfold and a flowy white dress and carried a weight balance. They were really gentle and careful.
I can't recall the Right one, but i know they were there.
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