Ende wrote:Nightkill the Emperor wrote:Calliel didn't say anything for a while and merely squeezed her hand briefly. And that's all that he could say there. He actually wished he could vocalise what he wanted to say in words. He wasn't sure how to begin it. He was broken and torn when in that coma from gaining his emotions. But Ivy had saved his life merely from his memories of her.
Humans! Such amazing creatures. They dealt with and survived these emotions regularly. And they still went on. After what Ivy had done and been through, Calliel kept his own strength to survive in this mad, mad world.
What if. A lot of what ifs had been going through Calliel's head lately. Calliel rarely considered what ifs- angels were advised not to. But now Calliel wondered what if this hadn't happened. What if he had never gained emotions. What if Ivy never carried his child.
And he realised deep down that he wouldn't miss any of that for anything. No. Calliel knew he loved Ivy. And there could never be a what if for that.
So he just looked at her with a beautiful smile and squeezed her hand one more time.
God, he wished he knew how to say it.
"So...." Ivy stammered, looking at Crowley, "I suppose this means we're angel and wife?"
"Hm?" Crowley said, looking up, "Oh, yeah, sorry. Nodded off a bit while you two stared at each other all lovey-dovey.
I now pronounce you all husband, wife, whatever you like. Bring in the rings."
D appeared, dressed in a suit, carrying a red velvet pillow bearing four simple silver rings. He advanced towards the altar, no gadgets or robots or any such things materializing with him, getting in the way, or just existing.
For the moment, he was but a ring-bearer.
He first presented the rings to Lewis, who took one and slid it on Megan's hand. Megan took one and did the same. D then displayed them to Calliel, who looked at them with befuddlement for a moment, picked it up, and placed it onto his own ring finger.
"Close enough," Crowley sighed, before reaching over the altar, grabbing the last ring, and handing it to Ivy.
"We done here?" Lewis asked.
"Unless someone has something to say," Crowley replied, "But no one here would ever do something like that."


