I like Calli's idea. That could be a possibility. Or we can also have it that our humans experienced little glimpses of their power throughout their life and the angels help them after they meet to fully unleash whatever their power is - this could also help the angels prove who they are?
There are three rules for writing a novel. Unfortunately, no one knows what they are. -W. Somerset Maugham
Is everyone okay with it being so that the humans have had glimpses of their powers all their life and to prove that they're real, the angels give them their full powers?
I'm in for that. Alex kinda feels like he's wasting his time challenging Noah. I'm thinking that in my next post, Alex would be thinking, "The more time I waste getting this boy to know I really am an angel, the closer the Queen of Hell gets to bringing hell on earth." I'm trying to make Alex get this show on the road, but he's making me go insane in my nogin. He's more alive in my head than I thought.
Look down and show some mercy if you can. Look down, look down, upon your fellow man.
Skins wrote:Is everyone okay with it being so that the humans have had glimpses of their powers all their life and to prove that they're real, the angels give them their full powers?
Fine with me
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Nice post; though, I wasn't aware my own character went to college. xD I only wrote that he dropped school plans for traveling plans, which explains why he's in London. Also, I thought it was agreed that
Skins wrote:the humans have had glimpses of their powers all their life and to prove that they're real, the angels give them their full powers
I liked your post, just tweak these two details so I feel on the same page with you. David could be at a park or something. And the rest, well, I trust you'll know how to tweak it. When you do, I'll be sure to post back!
I just made what might've been the longest post in my entire career as a Storybooker. I think I might've made Alex the only angel in the whole gang who can't swear. Whadda you guys think about that?
Look down and show some mercy if you can. Look down, look down, upon your fellow man.
When we are children we seldom think of the future. This innocence leaves us free to enjoy ourselves as few adults can. The day we fret about the future is the day we leave our childhood behind. — Patrick Rothfuss, The Name of the Wind
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