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Erielle. There wasn't a soul in heaven who didn't know that name, and not a soul who spoke of it. But Tsuki refused to believe the terrible crime she had been accused of. He didn't understand why the other suspected angel had mentioned her name. It had caught him completely off guard.
"Yes I know Erielle." he stated with a sad look "She was appointed as my tutor when my wings grew. It seems so long ago now, It must have been just before the rebellion of Lucifer. She was truly blessed. It was because of her that I chose to become a guardian. She told me that a guardian is not exclusive to humankind but to all creatures who experience hardship, be it physical or of their own minds. Because everyone has a right to be happy, everyone deserves to be protected."

Tsuki rarely ever frowned but this time he had good reason to. His suspiscions were growing to being realised even though he hadn't believed them at first. "Well, if you're asking about Erielle when you don't belong to heaven, and if the rumours were true about her....disapearance...then yes, I think I do know what you are." His gaze travelled from the smaller boy to the sunlight that was now barely breaking through the many layers of grey cloud that had gathered since the joyous weather of the morning. He smiled sadly, "There is something that very few angels are old enough to remember, and those who do, do not want to remember. When God created angels and demons, they were one and the same. Designed to be His servants, his army, sometimes even his advisors. But He also gave us free will, though no one has understood why. Angels are simply those who remained loyal, and demons are those of us who fell because they disagreed with God's will. Hell may have distorted them over the years but fundementally angels and demons are the same thing. So it's no surprise that love can exist between them. That's another thing that Erialle told me. I understand what she meant now."

Tsuki smiled again. He saw the similarity now, it was something about how the boy held himself when he stood and the sparkle that still remained in his sad eyes. "She was an inspiration." he said, "We all loved her, she would always take us to Earth, even when it was forbidden. She showed us the remains of Eden so we could learn from its beauty and help people rebuild it on the outside. She was compassionate of humankind even if they are made from good and evil, because she believed that these balencing forces could make you complete as a person. It seems ironic that she chose a demon as her partner, that her son should be made of good and evil. Powers aside, you are practically human." he speculated, more to himself than you his companion.

"Perhaps" said Tsuki "But it's not my place to pretend to know about these things when I clearly do not." he smiled again, his cheeful demeanor returning. "But really, this meeting is far too significant to be mere coincidence. I think I may have been sent to this place for a reason."

Tsuki giggled and nodded in return. "You really are you're mother's son, aren't you. And I think she would have wanted what I'm about to ask you. Izumi, I would be honoured if you named me your official guardian angel."

Tsuki blinked at the other boy, thinking of a way to explain. "Well I guess it's like having a spiritual bodyguard. Guardians are usually appointed but those who choose their guardians are bonded more strongly. I would basically protect you from physical and mental harm until you find resolution."

"Yay!" cried Tsuki and jumped six feet into the air and hovered there for a moment sheepishly before floating down to earth again. "Sorry, I got a little carried away. It's just that the last person I guarded didn't want my help..." he broke off and a flash of sadness passed his deep aquamarine eyes.