Scenario:What Makes the Sky Blue - Chapter 5: Wings - Episode 2

What Makes the Sky Blue - Chapter 5: Wings - Episode 2

Rosetta nurses Uriel, the earth primarch, back to health. Meanwhile in Auguste, Sandalphon pushes Gabriel into a corner and attempts to snatch her wings, but she destroys her own wings with Michael's help.

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Rosetta and Yggdrasil follow feeble, anguished cries to find a weakened man.

With their help he slowly shows signs of recuperation.

Rosetta: So you're Uriel of the four primarchs...

Uriel: Yeah. How humiliating. I can't believe he caught me off guard like that.

Rosetta: He's the one behind the cataclysms, isn't he? Do you know what his true form looks like?

Uriel: They say he's directly under the supreme primarch, but I'm not too sure myself. I don't know what he controls either.

Uriel: This is just hearsay, but he got assigned to some weird role that pissed him off, and now he hates the supreme primarch.

Uriel: He joined the rebellion and got sealed away for it. Now he's out and picking up where he left off. I bet he's trying to create his own perfect world.

Rosetta: Is that the story? So there's an ancient grudge behind these cataclysms.

Uriel: I let the world fall into confusion, and the wings of the primarchs got stolen in the ensuing chaos. Now he's got the power to reshape the world...

Uriel: Damn that accursed fiend! I won't rest till I've beaten the hell out of him!

Yggdrasil: ...

Uriel: Humph. I know. Shut up. I can't do a damn thing like this...

Uriel: Wait! Your core element is earth, isn't it?

Yggdrasil: ...?

A vicious shockwave rips through the air following Michael's all-out attack.

Michael: Humph... So it was you...

Michael: You were always following the supreme primarch... Sandalphon!

Gabriel: Michael!

Sandalphon: Hahaha! You push your wingless body to the limit. I thought that might've been enough to kill me.

Sandalphon: But as you can see there's not a scratch on me. I'm still getting familiar with these wings of yours.

Gabriel: You had almost no allies, Sandalphon. What happened that time at the research lab?

Sandalphon: Nothing. I guess you could say I was merely existing.

Gabriel: You weren't assigned a purpose? I've never heard of an archangel without one.

Sandalphon: Oh no, I have purpose. I'm the sacrificial pawn.

Gabriel: Sacrificial pawn?

Sandalphon: Have you ever been to the lab? Probably only up to the entrance, am I right?

Sandalphon: It was pure hell inside. Although we were self-aware, to the research team we were mere objects to be toyed with.

Sandalphon: Well, that's in the past now. Thanks to that terrifying roar I've been blessed with another chance to create the heavenly realm!

Sandalphon: As far as I'm concerned, the chance meeting between the red dragon and girl in blue was surely a sign from above.

Gabriel: I see. What about you and the supreme primarch—

Sandalphon: Wait. I'm not obligated to say any more. What are you trying to accomplish, wasting my time with these questions?

Gabriel: Oh dear, did you figure it out?

Sandalphon: I'm on the same level as Lucifer. I now feel the elements pumping within me.

Sandalphon: You have no chance of winning.

Gabriel: Is that so? I don't think you've ever fought against a winged primarch, have you?

Gabriel: All three of your victims were ambushed. Sounds to me like Mr. Heavenly Realm lacks self-confidence.

Sandalphon: Nice try, but you can't rile me up. All I care about are the results. Giving you a fighting chance does nothing for efficiency.

Gabriel: You have to make chances. Right, Michael?

Michael: You're mine!

Sandalphon: You should've been dead!

Michael: Now, Gabriel!

Gabriel: Raaah!

Sandalphon: Ugh, disgusting! But you still have no hope of besting me.

Sandalphon: What? You... What are you doing?

Sandalphon: No... You intend to destroy yourself?

Gabriel: Heh heh heh... Sorry, you lose!