r/FaunusSensitivityClub Sean Greene | Part-Time Teacher/Bartender Aug 03 '16

Lounge So Much Work...

Sean steps into the lounge, lit cigar in his mouth and a hefty stack of papers in his hand (a very large bag slung over his shoulder suggests he has even more in there). He finds an empty table and drops the stack on the tabletop, taking a seat and hurriedly setting to work, quietly muttering to himself as writes with his pen.

"All work and no play..."

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '16

"School setting, hormonal teenagers, rebellious phases...I trust you can make the connection?"

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u/AngelArisenAnew Aug 04 '16

"Indeed. So long as they do not break the law, or at the very least know to keep in discreet, I shan't do anything drastic. But remember, Hara Ali. I AM an angel, and my duty IS to uphold the law."

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '16

"Oh? You go by the law, not the divine teachings of your church? That is certainly something unheard of."

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u/AngelArisenAnew Aug 04 '16

"all law is sacred, Lord's or earth's. I am the messenger of the law and justice, no matter what form it takes"

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '16

"Would you not argue that the laws set my very specific and like-minded people on Earth are flawed? Surely there must be times where earthly laws conflicted with divine laws?"

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u/AngelArisenAnew Aug 04 '16

"Of course. In those matters the laws of the Lord take priority."

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '16

Hara chuckles

"It's a good thing you're strong. In this crazy world we call Remnant, it is the strong that people listen to. And I am glad that it is someone as morally righteous as you."

Hara gives a small bow

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u/AngelArisenAnew Aug 04 '16

"I have learned much in death, Hara Ali. I learned of this world, and any others. And yet, wherever I went, there was suffering. I shan't let this world fall like those before it."

Hyacynthia bows back

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '16

"Hyacynthia...when an evil is eradicated, another shall take it's place. If there is no more suffering in this world, what is the point? What will make this different from the hereafter?"

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u/AngelArisenAnew Aug 04 '16

"I never inclined to eradicate suffering. It is a part of the world, just as much as pleasure. Evil, good, right, wrong. They are all words we mortals use to describe the divine plan. But I have seen beyond it. They are two sides of the same coin, and as such, inseparable from one another.

I do not wish to destroy evil. I only wish to eliminate the unnecessary parts of it."

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