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"Sean," Angie said in a stern tone. "Listen to me. It's the only way you'll live." She carried him over the arch of the golden gate. Angels and souls glared at Angie carrying a tresspasser.

"NO." Sean growled again, shaking more. He scrambled out of her grasp, breathing roughly. He Stumbled backwards, and hit a pole, causing him to muffle a curse.

"Sean! I can't lose you okay?" Angie screamed, drawing attention to herself. "I just can't...can't lose you." Angie breathed slowly.

Sean's red eyes glowed, but he sighed. "I-i know...But please shut up i dont like all these eerily white blobs of cloud looking at me.." He grumbled, leaning his head back against the pole.

"Okay," Angie said calmly. She looked at everyone looking at them. "Go on. There's nothing to see here." Angie bent over beside Sean. She said, "I have to take you to God."

Sean looked up at her. "And what makes you think he's gonna want to see me?" He asked sarcastically, letting Angie pick him up again.

"Because he does see you," Angie said softly as she pointed to Sean's heart/soul. "In here."

Sean picked up her hand and kissed her finger softly on the tip. "I have no soul Angie. Nooot sure about the heart either....?" He said with a shrug and a smile.

"But you do. God has it. In a jar actually. He took it from Satin to see who you were. Your not a demon. Satin made you a demon. But you're not in the inside," Angie said. They reached the door of God's palace. Angie knocked three times.

ooc: Specific knocking? lol

Sean looked up at Angie, then at the door and gulped. "I know. I was human." He whispered, remembering the day he was stolen....

The sky was a stormy grey, and a small boy of about 8 with black hair walked down the road. Tears rolled quickly down his face, along with cold hard rain. His eyes were a warm chocolate brown, and he wore a royal blue jacket, jeans and converse. He looked like a small sihlouette amongst the cracks of thunder and lightining. He walked down an old trail, dropping his pack as he went along. He came to a river, now swelling and flooding. He crossed it using an old log, but about half way through the middle a voice spoke to him. It beckoned him to leave the earth and join Satin, in the underworld. A fiery black hole formed beneath the log. The boy cried out for help, and turned to run but slipped and fell into the river. He was swept quickly downstream where another hole awaited for him.

"Welcome Sean." Was the last thing he heard with his human ears before swallowed by a wave of water never to return to the surface....

"I know. I was to you know," Angie said already in the flashback moment.

A small girl sat on a swing rocking back in forth. Tears ran down her cheeks, one by one. She looked at the sky. She became angry. "Why? Why did you take her?" She screamed. "Why?" She put up a fit, screamed, pulled her hair, hit herself. She wanted to die. But she was afraid. Finally, she sat on her knees. "Dear God, take mine, like you take hers. Take my life away!" She screamed. "Please. Please," she sputtered. Tears fell on the ground. The ground glowed golden. The little girl took her last breath and turned pale. Where her tears fell, a new life form took her place.

"That golden apple tree is still there to this day. My mom died in a plane crash. My dad died when I was a baby in war," Angie said. She looked at her feet. "Come on. God wants to see you now."

Sean huffed. "Yeaah....I dont really wanna see him, but seeing as im the crippled one I dont think i have a choice, guess i have too..." He grumbled, and closing his eyes at the sudden brightness.

"It'll be alright," Angie said soothingly. God said, "To heal him you must drop him in the holy water." Angie did as she was told.

Sean totally spazzed before he was washed with the water. As Angie tried to drop him in, Sean jumped out of her arms, and scrambled to a corner.
"NO!!! Im not touching...That." He growled,eyeing the water suspiciously.

God said, "Child. That water will only heal you. It will not harm or turn you into something different." Angie agreed.