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。001 | action + phone
ACTION • KRAMDEN ROAD.
PHONE • (OPEN)
[ It'd be safe to say that waking up in a strange place in a bed is entirely unusual for Aziraphale - considering he doesn't have a bed for any purpose other than for his only friend to nap in and that he doesn't sleep, all of this is very strange. He was a little more happy to find that he'd been given a set of rather fine clothes - but that was less important. He walks downstairs and almost has a very-unangelic heart attack - not a single book in sight. In fact, this is looking less and less like Soho and more and more like some elaborate joke to mess with his head, neither of which he is particularly appreciative of.
Opening the door, he steps outside and looks around - and there he stands, kind of wide-eyed and lost. Because this is not home and he certainly has no idea how to go about explaining it. Divinity only explains so much, after all, and he doesn't think anyone Up There would play this kind of joke on him (no matter how grand his part in stopping the end of the world was). ]
PHONE • (OPEN)
[ There's a long silence before the sound of fumbling and a soft, lost little sigh - and then the angel gets the hang of it. Technology of any kind will always be lost on him. ]
Hello? Is anyone there?
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[He sighs softly and turns, getting his wings out of the way of the angel's hands in case he decides to try and touch.]
I'm not going to coddle you when it comes to this hellhole. It's bad here. And I want out. But not if that means I can be dragged back at any time and not at the expense of everyone else here. No one deserves this.
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[ Well. He crosses his arms, looking away a little. He's not entirely used to Crowley being this stern with him, especially not in a situation like this. He's still dealing with the loss of all the feeling inside of him and he's not sure how to reply for a moment.
Breathing out, he closes his eyes. ]
I never asked to be coddled. I only wanted some kind of reassurance that, perhaps, things might be somewhat alright. You're here and I am here and perhaps that is enough? Even if this is some alternate universe where I cannot even feel Up There anymore at least I have you.
[ As if realising what he's said, he swallows. ]
I'd gladly let you go home and take your place if I could, you know.
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You'll always have me. I couldn't leave you here, Angel.
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[ He still looks somewhat uncomfortable. He's still getting to grips with it all, bear with him. ]
I - I'm sorry for my outburst.
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[He shakes his head a bit.] It's fine. We're both under a lot of stress here.
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I - I didn't realise simply being human was so difficult.
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[ Even that was startling for him and he shifts nervously. ]
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Get in, Angel.
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[ He slips inside anyway, getting comfortable. ]
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Why would they?
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I'll not leave you again. I promise.
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[He pulls into his own driveway and turns the car off.]
Come on. I can make you whatever you want.
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[ He looks out of the window before he smiles softly. ]
That sounds wonderful.
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What do you want for breakfast?
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Oh - anything is fine, dear.
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Right. Fry up it is.
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Who are these people?
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[He started getting things together to cook. A couple of things needed to be changed to be right. Black pudding is impossible to get in Mayfield, after all. So he grabs a breakfast link and changes it. He can't create objects out of raw firmament yet, but he can do a swap out.]
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[ He gazes at the photos a little longer, taking them all in and frowning at the strange image of Crowley as a family-man before he turns back to his friend, walking over and watching. ]
Are your powers one of the things returned to you?
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