Angel Seach Synopsis

     The only thing I have new for you, the summery of a story that was originally thought up between my friend Anna and I while playing with her Square-Enix action-figures. Enjoy, and remember, this stuff is ours, don't you dare use a lick of it and have the blatant gual to call it your own -rage face- 

Synopsis:

     Emmet, Finley, and Leander are a trio of friends who discover a mysterious ancient text that only Leander can read. Emmet takes it upon himself to follow the mysterious mission described that seems to lead to some sort of 'pure power'. Their discussion is overheard by Zephyr Anil Mot, a mysterious man with hidden motives and power. He, along with his slave, Alexander Frey, follow the boys with the intention of freeing this unknown power first.

     Eventually after many small adventures on the path to this power, Zephyr convinces the boys to work with him. They agree very reluctantly, finding Zephyr to be sadistically and pompous. Alex shows himself to have a very good heart despite his shady past as a bounty and treasure hunter for the disreputable (how he got thrown in with Zephyr). 

     When they finally reach their goal, they find out that this 'power' was a trapped angel. Alex, a victim of fate, ends up the one to free the angel with a kiss. It turns out it is a male archangel by the name of Glyndwr-neith, who was trapped some time during the crusades. Their is quite a bit of drama between this angel and Zephyr, who's revealed to be a demon prince who married Glyn

's sister some time ago. He admits to the boys that the whole reason behind the search was to try and find his lost wife. He takes them all back to SNOW, the metropolis in which they all live, and as something of compensation, lets them live in one of his 'pent-houses' (he's a rich politician). The boys treat it like a paid vacation, while Alex is left to take care of them and 

Glyn. The two hit it off almost instantly despite their differences and a spark is struck between the lost archangel and the lonely slave. While bonds of love and friendship are being formed between the five youths, Zephyr is in turmoil.

     The demon holes himself up in his room and stews over having been so close to his goal only to have it dashed from his lips. He begins from scratch to try and find a path to his wife. He eventually confines in the boys and Alex for help, having worn himself out with stress and worry. They agree to help him, seeing that his true intentions were good. They begin a search again, the boys choosing to raid old magic-markets and shops where they had found the first book. They find a lead.

     Just as they were going to show Zephyr what they had found, they arrive at his home only to find that Zephyr had disappeared. Alex goes in search of Zephyr, afraid that his identity as a demon has been discovered and he is therefore going to be 'exercised'. 

Glyn

 and the boys choose to continue searching for the angel, having not been told about what was going on. They go through a series of small adventures in a Celtic land. While in another part of the world/system, Alex and Zephyr's eldest son search for the demon prince. 

     Right as the boy's discover the angel, Zephyr appears, having been freed. He is the one that releases the angel, and to his joy and that of his son, it's the right angel. As the family is reunited, Alex explains how they escaped, but right as he's about to warn them that they need to leave the band of demon hunters appear. A huge fight ensues which Zephyr's wife stops dead with some of her own powerful magic. She uses a spell to erase the memories of the demon hunters which turns the tables completely in their favor. 

     

They all return to SNOW where the angel mother is welcomed by her children who've missed her terribly in her absence. 

Glyn

 is grieved to report that he must leave to communicate with heaven concerning his and his sister's absence. It's a tearful farewell, but he promises Alex that he will return as soon as he can. 

Zephyr is overjoyed by the return of his love and seems completely changed in his wife's prescience. For their aide, and for Alex's ever dedicated service, he offers the boy's a huge cash reward and Alex his freedom. Emmit declines the money (leaving the other two horrified), but when Zephyr insists, Emmit tells of his own plains and dreams. The demon prince offers to help them financially, and Alex offers to come with them, at least until he knows what he wants to do with his life. The boys are glad for the help, and the four ride out into the sunset on their new adventure.