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Adjusting to the angel in which his soul was now bound too was, to say in the least, not easy. The creature had a tendency to babble, weaving tales within his mind and offering information concerning the stars, that honestly, he was not all that interested in. Occasionally, he'd be pushed down, a passenger now to the driver who took control without warning. He usually blacked out then, his actions sliding from his mind. Don't worry though, he never did anything horrible.
Now, there was a plus to the presence of Kokabel, he brought along with him abilities. Glorious things that enhanced the serval, helped him reach his full potential. Telepathy was his favorite, and mischief had began to pursue him whenever he used the power. The temptation to peek inside a clanmates head was, unfortunately, much too strong. Breakingpaw was also given molecular manipulation, a power, that, quite frankly, he was weary of using. The pain that came with it was nearly unbearable, and he found himself often cringing when even trying to manipulate the simple particles in a puddle of water. The last of the Angel's gifts was a simple power, one that merely granted him vision into the spiritual world. He had fun with this too, peering, often around, chatting with the dead, scaring NPCs with knowledge of deceased loved ones who were standing right beside him.
But things weren't so good all the time... As night time swung around, his chest would clench and unclench (or at least it felt that way) over and over and he was sent in an almost paralyzed state of agony. His body and soul were not used to harboring such a powerful figure and needed to adjust, nevertheless, this pain would happen for many moons and even begin to occur during the day. Oh the poor Guard.
One could easily suspect, that despite the mild side effects, he was happy. That was not the case though. He was still empty, lacking that love, that affection that only Salemtrials could truly deliver. He wanted to mend their relationship so terribly bad, but honestly, he was afraid too. He was afraid of rejection, afraid that, because this was the second time, she was done permanently. The whole mess had reduced him to a trembling, depressed boy, one who regretted his hotheaded and harsh actions and merely wanted a happy life; a fairy tale ending.
Breakingpaw needed to learn that dreams didn't exactly come true...
So there the male sat, golden fur shining in the dawn sun, eyes dim, hollow and empty as they had been since he had broken up with her, a frown splayed across his lips and his tail draped over his paws. He wanted to partake in something of productivity, but there was no real passion at the moment, it had been drained, much like his spirit and soul alike. He didn't even know how he was copping anymore or how he hadn't been demoted. It was probably luck, sheer, complete luck.
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