Nationstatelandsville wrote:Ende wrote:Ivy looked up.
"Az!" she cried enthusiastically, shaking his hand. "It's good to see you!"
Aziraphile was the librarian at Heavensgate - they weren't exactly close friends, but they knew each other, and he was nice enough. She liked him, although, Az was rather bad at social interactions (even in terms of angel standards). She wasn't sure if he ever actually left the library, really. Every time she had seen him was in there, in the dusty piles of scrolls.
Well, apparently, he had left the library. He looked rather out of place, even for an angel among humans. He was wearing an absolutely ridiculous pink coat, a puffy-collared shirt, a cherry red vest, a yellow cravat, and shoes. She stifled a laugh, grinning at him - the last time she had seen him, he was robed just like all the other angels. He had honestly looked a bit more respectable in that attire. Letting go of his hand, she put her hand to her chin, thinking.
"Rosalind? No, actually. I haven't seen Megan, Rosalind, or D yet. It's a bit odd, actually. I would recommend looking around the school." she said briefly, and then she realized that sending Az around Elfen High would...probably not be a good thing.
"Actually, no, I take that last part back. I'm sure she'll show up eventually. Why are you looking for her, anyway? I didn't know that you knew the Jamesons, Az." she said questioningly, taking a quick sip from her drink.
"Please, friend Ivy," Aziraphale said, "No one can know that I have come here. You shall call me..."
He stopped and began to think deeply.
"...Mr. Angel," he said, "Is that not clever? I am Aziraphale's alias Mr. Angel, the new librarian at Elfen High.
Lord Raphael has assigned me to monitor Rosalind Jameson. He still has concerns about Lord Richard's prophecies. It is my duty to watch the girl and ensure that she remains safe and does not cause the apocalypse."
Ivy facepalmed.
"Mr. Angel? Azi...I mean, Mr. Angel, that's...you can do better than that. Anyway, Raphael thinks that Richard's prophecy was about Rosalind? I was there when he said it - let me try to remember it, it's been a decade and I wasn't in a very good state at the time..."
She racked her mind for the memory. It was difficult to remember.
""The child will decide doom or salvation" is the only line I can really remember, and I assumed that Richard was talking about, well, Richard." she said, pointing over to her son, who was...oh, great, he was dripping wet, and so was the girl next to him. Richard was awful at hydrokinesis. Absolutely terrible. She felt sorry for the girl.
She really wished that she had taught Richard more about people, but it was a bit late for that.