My Angel system

301 The Warning

Orah had gotten to Luis' dorm room to see that the Angel wasn't there, Ace told him that Luis had left with Michael even before they got to their dorm room and after sending a message to him, Ace had told him to come inside.

"Hi, Dylan," Orah said on spotting Dylan who was lying on his bed.

Normally Dylan would have replied with his energetic voice but there was no response at all from him, something that Orah found strange.

"Is he okay?" Orah asked as he sat on Luis' bed.

"Yeah he's been like that for a few days now but it's nothing really." Ace said.

"Are you sure?" Orah said, looking up at Dylan. "Dylan."

"Yeah," Dylan answered with a low voice as he turned to face the young Demon. "I'm okay."

"Okay," Orah said, keeping his gaze on him for a while before turning to Ace.

"So, why are you looking for Luis?" Ace asked.

"Ummm….. I want him to help me with something." Orah said.

"Okay." Ace said, resisting the temptation to ask what.

There was a little moment of silence in the room before Ace came up with another question to ask.

"You know, you never told us how you found out that Luis was an Angel." Ace said.

"I didn't?" Orah said, twisting his head.

"Yeah, how did you find out that he was an Angel?" Ace asked.

Orah tried to make something up in his mind but nothing was coming to him, he wished he knew this kind of question was going to get thrown at him before making his way here.

"I uh…."

The Angel let out a sigh of relief as the door was suddenly pushed open by Luis.

"I expected you to arrive way faster than this." Ace said.

"Yeah," Luis said, stepping into the room.

"Let's go," Orah said, getting up from where he was sitting.

'Oh, he's still like that.' Luis thought as his eyes darted towards Dylan.

'Don't you think he has suffered enough?' Lena asked.

'You should be asking him that question, not me.' Luis replied.

"Let's go," Orah said, tapping Luis on his shoulder and leaving through the door.

"See you later," Luis said to Ace before following Orah.

Much wasn't said between the young Angel and the young Demon as they wanted to get to their destination before they started talking about the problem they were dealing with.

Luis had suggested a walk to the park but Orah preferred heading to the class and he didn't argue with that.

The two got to the class which was empty as it was supposed to be by this time of the day but Luis wasn't completely convinced that it was empty.

[ Aura vision activated ]

The Angel looked around with his aura vision to see if he could spot anyone around the area and after looking around with his spiritual eyes skill he was now sure that there was no one around the area.

"Aura vision right?" Orah said.

"Yeah," Luis said, turning his gaze to the young Demon.

[ Aura vision deactivated ]

"Demons don't have it right?" Luis asked.

"No, we depend on our nose which works really well in distinguishing races," Orah said.

"You can distinguish races by smell, how?" Luis asked.

"Different races have different auras and those different auras have different smells," Orah said.

"So you distinguish them by the smell of their auras," Luis said.

"Yeah," Orah said.

"And if someone suppresses their aura you won't be able to detect their race," Luis said.

"For me and other Demons below the stage of a Demon Lord, yes," Orah said.

"Huh?"

"Demon lords and ultimate Demons have what they call ultra sense, with this ultra sense they can break through suppressed auras and detect the race of whoever that I'd trying to hide their aura," Orah said.

"Ultra sense," Luis said, nodding his head. "What stage of a Demon are you now?"

"I am a growing Demon," Orah said.

"So you will become a master Demon soon," Luis said.

"Considering I just evolved to the stage of a growing Demon, soon isn't the word to use," Orah said.

"Okay," Luis said.

"Now let's talk about why we are here," Orah said, looking around.

"What did you tell Monica?" Luis asked.

"I told her to keep quiet about any of this for now and let us come up with a way to deal with it," Orah said.

"Okay, so what do you think we should do?" Luis asked, sitting on one of the desks in the class.

"I don't know, that's why I called you here," Orah said.

"Okay, what if I told you I have already done something about it?" Luis said.

"You have?" Orah said with a stunned look on his face.

"Yeah, I told Michael about what you saw so that he can help send a message to Phoenix and the other continents before anything starts happening," Luis said.

"Did you….."

"Yeah, I also told him who you really are," Luis said, stiffening a little bit. "He's not going to tell anyone."

"I know, but you should have informed me first," Oprah said.

"I know but I needed to make sure he had every information so that he can be aware of what we're dealing with here," Luis said.

Orah stared at him for a while before saying.

"Okay, but how is he going to tell anybody about this without giving my name away?"

"I know Michael and he always knows his way with words, he's not going to tell anyone about you," Luis said.

"Okay, but what did he say he was going to do, who did he say he was going to tell?" Orah asked.

"He said he was going to Phoenix to see someone, someone who can help him reach the central head general so that security will be enforced all over the four continents and the soldiers will be alert," Luis said.

After breaking everything down for Orah, he didn't say anything as he turned to face the exit door.

"I just hope this isn't going to happen and it's just my father trying to mess with my mind," Orah said.

"Yeah," Luis said.

There was a little moment of silence between the two before Luis decided to ask him something.

"Hey Orah, can you teach me how to suppress my aura?" The young Angel asked.

"Wait, you don't know how to suppress your aura?" He was really surprised to hear that from the Angel.

"Yeah," Luis said.

"And all this while I have been thinking that you just let it flow around you because humans don't see your race as a threat and have detectors placed all around the city to detect when any one of you enters the area," Orah said.

"Yeah, can you teach me how to do it?" Luis asked.

"Sure, we can do it right….." Orah had paused as he had received a beep from his watch.

"What is it?" Luis asked, noticing the change in his expression after reading the message he had gotten.

"I have to go, we'll do this later," Orah said, already running out of the classroom before Luis could say okay.

'I still don't understand how that boy is a Demon.' Lena said.

"Like he said, not all Demons are bad," Luis said as he turned his gaze towards the closet in the classroom.

"But being the son of Lucifer doesn't make him all that righteous," Luis said heading towards the closet.

'He wants to help you stop his father Luis.' Lena said.

'It could be that now and turn into another thing when things start getting serious.' Luis replied.

'You're saying there's a chance he could betray you.' Lena said.

'I know his words and everything he's done so far is genuine but I am not counting out the chance of that happening.' Luis replied as he opened the closet to see that the hoodie wasn't there.

He wanted to take the hoodie now so that he could take it to the tournament with him but it seemed like someone had already beaten him to it.

____ ___

At Phoenix academy in one of the buildings in the barracks, Gary could be seen in a room, a room that appeared to be his office.

He had his desk just beside his bookshelf and on the other side was a black couch meant for visitors who were mostly students from the academy who needed special discipline.

Gary was busy taking a look at the registration forms from the other three academies when he heard a knock on his door.

"What is it?" Gary asked.

"Someone wants to see you, sir?" The person said.

"Who?" Gary asked.

"I don't know his name but he said he wants to see you for something urgent." The person said.

"Urgent?" Gary muttered. "Let him in." He said with a sigh as he pushed the papers aside.

It didn't take long before the door was pushed open as Michael came walking into the room.

"Michael." Gary's eyes brightened on seeing who it was that had come to see him. "I didn't expect you to pay me a visit."

"I'm not here to pay you a visit," Michael said.

"Yeah, you said it was something urgent right?" Gary said.

"I'm here to warn you," Michael said.

"About what?" Gary asked.