musicankane
I blew a monkey once.
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Everyone on Earth has a guardian angel to watch over them. Absolutely everyone. But they aren't what you might think. When one thinks of angels, one probably thinks of heavenly bodies with bright white feathered wings coming down from heaven itself. The truth is a bit more Earthly than that. Truth of the matter is that angels are in fact servants of the devine, however they aren't exactly angelic forms of folklore. In fact they exist on Earth just like everyday people, humans that wander the planet with the sole purpose of keeping a watchful eye on the human that they had been charged to protect.
Though they live in the real world, they cannot physically affect the person that they protect directly. Angels have past present and future knowledge of the life events of their charge and can only influence external situations in an attempt to protect them. Sometimes this works sometimes it doesn't. It's a game of chance and hope even with angelic help.
For instance if someone was going to be murdered by a criminal, the angel cannot just swoop in and save the person at the moment. Instead the angel can merely influence the criminal to do something else that day, thus preventing future harm from the person they protect.
An angel can directly interact with humans because they exist as humans on Earth. With one exception. They can never be seen by the person that they protect. If they were simply allowed to hang out or marry the person that they protect then the wheels of time would be corrupt around that person as the angel would know all the bad shit that would happen to them and act to help them avoid it.
In rare cases in which this happens the universe reacts to correct and compensate for this. The angel is first striped of all her powers and becomes mortal. Her mortal body and mind becomes passionately in love with the person that they were protecting, in order to act as at least some sort of protective buffer. The universe basically ensures that the human has a wonderful companion for life in compensation of the loss of a celestial protector. Woman end up friends with their angel's for life. BFF's and all that. Men find themselves a caring and wonderful lover and often wife.
Again this situation is rare.
But it happened to Jake Stevens, a poor computer programmer from Ventura California.
* * * *
Jake had no idea that fate was trying to throw him a terrible situation. It was Thursday night and like usual he was down at a local comic shop for board game night, where he played a variety of different games with his friends. Sure it was nerdy, and the only girl that was there was a heavy-set girl who was way too into anime for his taste.
The plan was to play board games for a few hours then go out and grab a beer at Hooters. Jake and his friends were nerds and the cheap thrill of being waited on by a model was the highlight of the evening. Most of the time Jake was stuck at a desk looking at lines of code and wishing he was at least making a video game instead of accounting programming codes. He wore a stripped light blue shirt and slacks to work everyday, with slight changes in the color of tie he wore.
At the comic shop he wore jeans and a gaming T-shirt. Today it was a giant Horde logo from World of Warcraft.
As he sat in his chair staring at the card in his hand trying to figure out what to play next, he wondered if maybe there was a better social place to go for a twenty six year old on a Thursday night.
"Jake you gonna take your turn while we're young? Seth is going to close up in ten minutes, so let's at least try to finish the game." Casey said, a nice enough guy but he was a uptight gamer who insisted on rules being followed without variant.
Jake shook his head, "Yeah sorry, these cards are bad." He said and work out his turn.
Though they live in the real world, they cannot physically affect the person that they protect directly. Angels have past present and future knowledge of the life events of their charge and can only influence external situations in an attempt to protect them. Sometimes this works sometimes it doesn't. It's a game of chance and hope even with angelic help.
For instance if someone was going to be murdered by a criminal, the angel cannot just swoop in and save the person at the moment. Instead the angel can merely influence the criminal to do something else that day, thus preventing future harm from the person they protect.
An angel can directly interact with humans because they exist as humans on Earth. With one exception. They can never be seen by the person that they protect. If they were simply allowed to hang out or marry the person that they protect then the wheels of time would be corrupt around that person as the angel would know all the bad shit that would happen to them and act to help them avoid it.
In rare cases in which this happens the universe reacts to correct and compensate for this. The angel is first striped of all her powers and becomes mortal. Her mortal body and mind becomes passionately in love with the person that they were protecting, in order to act as at least some sort of protective buffer. The universe basically ensures that the human has a wonderful companion for life in compensation of the loss of a celestial protector. Woman end up friends with their angel's for life. BFF's and all that. Men find themselves a caring and wonderful lover and often wife.
Again this situation is rare.
But it happened to Jake Stevens, a poor computer programmer from Ventura California.
* * * *
Jake had no idea that fate was trying to throw him a terrible situation. It was Thursday night and like usual he was down at a local comic shop for board game night, where he played a variety of different games with his friends. Sure it was nerdy, and the only girl that was there was a heavy-set girl who was way too into anime for his taste.
The plan was to play board games for a few hours then go out and grab a beer at Hooters. Jake and his friends were nerds and the cheap thrill of being waited on by a model was the highlight of the evening. Most of the time Jake was stuck at a desk looking at lines of code and wishing he was at least making a video game instead of accounting programming codes. He wore a stripped light blue shirt and slacks to work everyday, with slight changes in the color of tie he wore.
At the comic shop he wore jeans and a gaming T-shirt. Today it was a giant Horde logo from World of Warcraft.
As he sat in his chair staring at the card in his hand trying to figure out what to play next, he wondered if maybe there was a better social place to go for a twenty six year old on a Thursday night.
"Jake you gonna take your turn while we're young? Seth is going to close up in ten minutes, so let's at least try to finish the game." Casey said, a nice enough guy but he was a uptight gamer who insisted on rules being followed without variant.
Jake shook his head, "Yeah sorry, these cards are bad." He said and work out his turn.