Angel admired the area. "It's good to know that something is still being taken care of." He turned to Fayt, "To be honest, in that situation, I couldn't have killed them if I wanted to. Heaven is the representative of mercy and peace. So I can't kill someone unless it's in their better interest, like if they were going to die from the pain eventually anyway. You on the other hand, being earth, are the representative of empathy, love and kindness. So I expected you wouldn't fight." Angel watched the stream as it flowed. "Before my parents were taken they told me that heaven and earth hold a special connection with each other. I bet that's why you kept giving me those visions. Apparently it's heaven's singing that's supposed to affect earth, and I was singing earlier during my training, so I wonder if you felt anything. It would have been around the time you were walking with that boy." Fayt had a flashback of the breeze trying to lead her somewhere, when Kasai had been taking her to the restaurant. "Anyway, I've been training for years now so I can eventually go rescue my parents. I'm sure they're still alive, and that hope is my reason for living too." Angel looked at Fayt. "Being the child of the angels, I can transform into one. Would you like to see?" Fayt gave a slight uncertain nod, eager to see what an actual angel looked like. Angel glowed for a minute as he transformed. He now stood 3 inches taller than Fayt, when he had been shorter before. His muscles were more developed and Fayt could feel her face flush. "All of my powers are multiplied in this state." He said. "As earth, you were never made to fight, you were made to heal. I can teach you how you do it. I'm sure you'd like to be able to heal the sick and injured. Also, if you're still worried about all the innocent people who've died, you don't have to be anymore. I'm proof that heaven exists. And if they really were innocent, then they surely went there." Angel sat down on the grass, still in his Angel form. His wings were outstretched beautifully behind him, and Fayt felt the heat rush to her face again.