FROM THE SKY

PROLOGUES

"Corn, look. The angel of death is following the man." 

Airi lowered her index finger, she regretted the words that came out of her mouth just now. What if someone else hears? Then think of him as crazy as a friend at his school? He should keep this as secret as possible. The girl called him the angel of death. Every time the black object appeared, it would follow every person who was about to die or someone who was heading towards the end of his life.

A thin middle-aged man. Wear a light blue short-sleeved shirt, as well as loose jeans and red flip-flops. He was cycling casually along the sidewalk. The girl saw something behind her. Black and big.

"Can we do something?" The sky looked up, he stared at Airi with nanar. As long as he knew, Airi had only pointed at someone who was about to die. Never tried to prevent death from coming sooner. 

"No sky. His time is up" replied Airi. The little girl lowered her head, her body shook, she did not want to see anything more like that big, black puff of smoke for too long. The aura it exuded was terrifying. Such a deep regret and disappointment. I don't know what that man did in his lifetime.

Sky nodded. "Hm. Too bad, yeah." His eyes rolled, following where the man had gone.

THE BOMB!!

A big explosion occurred. A sedan car traveling at high speed crashed into a cyclist who was about to cross. The car was smashing, losing control. So, the truck loaded with rocks hit him and rolled over. Other vehicles squeaked, stopping abruptly before the truck hit him.

The heat of the sun was burning the way, smoke was coming out of the hood of an open car. The atmosphere grew increasingly rowdy with the screams and howls of people asking for help.

"Airi lookout!" Sky screaming.

The little man pulled his airi hand to run away from the fragments of the car's cargo that spread far enough. They were standing in front of the clothes shop right now. "Huh. It's almost."

During the hot day, police officers secured the location. The sounds of sirens and ambulances were mutually assured. Survivors and dead were secured, they were taken to the Hospital.  Airi could see the person. His body is gone, but his soul is still here. With the blood still on, it was enveloped in a growing puff of smoke.

"You can save them. You must be a super hero, Ri."

The Celestial Curse made Airi stunned. That's an impossibility. No one can change fate, let alone avoid it. As for the Sky, he chuckled with his brilliant idea.

The sky looked at Airi again, the little girl was just silent. He didn't speak a word. Every time this happened, Airi felt bad about her life. He should not know someone's destiny.  The girl gritted her teeth and clenched her hands tightly.

"I tried to save your cat, right. But it's impossible" he said. After being quiet for a long time.

The sky seemed to think, he remembered the incident some time ago. When Airi said her cat would run and run over by the car. They kept the cat in the house all day. But destiny is destiny only the power of God can prevent it. The afternoon when Airi was about to go home. The cat came out and ran. In the end what Airi had said, would come true.

"Yes, anyway. Go home, yuk."

The two left the scene, heading for a small alley after Elementary School. Every day they come back on this road. Not once twice did it happen. Airi often saw the smoke puff back and forth across this street.

It was not uncommon for Airi to make a fuss in the School. He will talk about the death of the teacher, or bad events that will be experienced by his classmates. At least, Airi had reminded. Whether it happens or not, God alone determines.

As the two of them were silent to each other, Sky saw something on Airi's body. He stopped his steps. "Stop Airi, look at your hand. Why are you bleeding again?" ask Sky. The child stared intently at Airi's tiny face. Looks poignant and innocent.

Airi stopped, she raised her hand. There was a wet wound on his left wrist. "He's coming again. He said I should come along," Airi replied bluntly. Only to the heavens can he tell stories.

The sky looked at Airi's wound closer, he held it. But the girl didn't show any reaction."And you want to?"

Airi pressed her shoulders. Then shake. He also does not understand the creatures that often come to him. Airi knew it was real. But everyone disputes it. They say Airi did it of her own volition.

"Don't listen to him. You know, if he's a liar." Honestly, the sky was worried when Airi was alone at home. He was afraid of getting a new wound on the girl's body. If not a deliberate wound, it would have been a bluish bruise that Airi herself did not know where it came from.

"But the voice said, cut off your hand! cut your hand!"

The sky sighed, he rubbed Airi's bangs, then placed his hand on the girl's cheek. "Yes, don't listen anymore."

Airi nodded steadily. They continued their journey again. From the first time they met and made friends, Sky promised to protect Airi. He will save Airi from acting out of the girl's consciousness. Airi was like her family, Airi was like her sister. And Airi needs someone like the Sky, who will protect her at all times.

So too with the sky. As much as possible, Airi would keep the man away from bad events that could endanger his safety. He will promise for someone who is always there for him. He promised with his heart.

Still on the way, between the narrow alleys of Airi Capital rises to the top of the sewer fortress and stretches out both hands. The girl's left hand was in the sky. Fear if suddenly the balance is lost.

"The sky knows no, what makes Airi not want to come with them?" airi asked in a voice that she deliberately softened.

The sky thought for a moment. "What's emang?"

The girl jumped. This makes the sky glare. "The color I have you" he chirped with a cry. "Airi still wants to play the same, Sky." 

The sky was stunned, he could see Airi's sincerity. "The sky doesn't want to go far the same, Airi. Who will the sky be the same?"

"Jaudah, if that's a promise don't go far. Promise, yes." Airi gave her little finger. The sky accepted it.

"OK the promise."