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thesettingsun at 04:59pm on 28/06/2018
thesettingsun at 04:59pm on 28/06/2018[Wednesday happened a lot. So much so that it's hard to believe that only a few hours passed back in the castle.
On Thursday, an owl finds Waver to deliver a few pages bound together. A brief note at the beginning: I wrote that story I promised you. -Dazai
It's a brief story about an angel, with four loving parents. She knew they didn't always know what they were doing, and they made mistakes too, but they always had her happiness in mind and raised her as best they could. While she missed them dearly, she knew they would be proud of her for using the lessons they taught her to help other people.
As an angel, she watched over people who were hurting, to give them her blessing and inspire them to seek happiness. Her parents had taught her that nothing was hopeless, even in the darkest of places.
And there were none she watched over more lovingly than her own parents, willing them to keep up their spirits as they'd lifted hers.
Dazai can be found still in the owlery, petting one of the birds.]
On Thursday, an owl finds Waver to deliver a few pages bound together. A brief note at the beginning: I wrote that story I promised you. -Dazai
It's a brief story about an angel, with four loving parents. She knew they didn't always know what they were doing, and they made mistakes too, but they always had her happiness in mind and raised her as best they could. While she missed them dearly, she knew they would be proud of her for using the lessons they taught her to help other people.
As an angel, she watched over people who were hurting, to give them her blessing and inspire them to seek happiness. Her parents had taught her that nothing was hopeless, even in the darkest of places.
And there were none she watched over more lovingly than her own parents, willing them to keep up their spirits as they'd lifted hers.
Dazai can be found still in the owlery, petting one of the birds.]
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