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Jan. 30th, 2007 10:21 pmI have not posted here before, but I've heard that sometimes, it's helpful to discuss events with impartial observers.
Seijirou just stormed through the Gates looking more like a demon than many of Lucifer's children do; he was still angry, though he looked as though he had fought.
He recognized me not, but as soon as I stood up he passed out on my desk. I left Peter to observe - the boy is old enough now to take on such responsibilities - and took Seijirou back to my rooms. It took little time to heal him and clean off the blood. The wounds weren't deep. I suspected something worse had happened.
He spoke not for some time. When Zero came to see what had happened, he called her by her old name, the one she has never spoken on Earth, and she - I cannot describe her reaction. She might have fainted, I think, were she in the habit of it. Instead she got angry and insisted on having the whole story, right then.
Having heard what his human lover accused him of, I cannot forgive. He may, in time, but I think it unlikely; he has less compassion and understanding of human frailty than I.
They are still talking. She's called him Vimael four times at my last count, and he's used her real name thrice. They sound not at all like themselves, or rather, like who I have grown used to them sounding like.
He sounds like what he is, which is only right, but he has been trying so hard to be something else...
We cannot change, as we are eternal, but every so often there is a human that we have to try for. I only wish that this human had been... but no, I cannot blame the man. He is only a man, and it's too much to ask of any living creature to be all that one like us would need.
I only wish we could learn this lesson without harming ourselves or any others.
Seijirou just stormed through the Gates looking more like a demon than many of Lucifer's children do; he was still angry, though he looked as though he had fought.
He recognized me not, but as soon as I stood up he passed out on my desk. I left Peter to observe - the boy is old enough now to take on such responsibilities - and took Seijirou back to my rooms. It took little time to heal him and clean off the blood. The wounds weren't deep. I suspected something worse had happened.
He spoke not for some time. When Zero came to see what had happened, he called her by her old name, the one she has never spoken on Earth, and she - I cannot describe her reaction. She might have fainted, I think, were she in the habit of it. Instead she got angry and insisted on having the whole story, right then.
Having heard what his human lover accused him of, I cannot forgive. He may, in time, but I think it unlikely; he has less compassion and understanding of human frailty than I.
They are still talking. She's called him Vimael four times at my last count, and he's used her real name thrice. They sound not at all like themselves, or rather, like who I have grown used to them sounding like.
He sounds like what he is, which is only right, but he has been trying so hard to be something else...
We cannot change, as we are eternal, but every so often there is a human that we have to try for. I only wish that this human had been... but no, I cannot blame the man. He is only a man, and it's too much to ask of any living creature to be all that one like us would need.
I only wish we could learn this lesson without harming ourselves or any others.