The messenger fell into another world, and when he woke up, a scalpel was pointing at his chest.
As a member of the Jinli Phoenix Clan, Yan never thought that he would meet Yusk in this way - that angel who was crazy about morbidity and was enthusiastically studying where to cut to perfectly dissect this "visitor from the outside".
As the most rule-abiding envoy under the Three Gods, Yan has always hated this kind of lunatic who has no bottom line. But fate pushed him into this strange world and forced him to get entangled with this bloodthirsty pervert.
A shocking case, several life and death rescues, from killing each other to working together side by side. After the case ended, Yan discovered that he had fallen into the opponent's plan - he had to bring Yusk back to the temple.
The flames of the God-killing War burned out, and after victory, the shameless, shameless madman stayed by his side.
But Yan understood, he yearned for the distance.
"Leave if you want. I will wait for you here." It was rare for the sharp-tongued envoy not to be rude.
Yusk left.
Someone asked Yan: "Why did you let him go when you obviously couldn't let him go?"
Yan didn't answer.
Until the god's words awakened him - the real imprisonment is not to lock the other party, but to make the other party willingly draw the ground as a prison.
Yan resigned from the priesthood and entered the world.
From then on, the crazy criticizing angel never let go of his hand.
He said it was imprisonment.
But only Yusk knew that this "cage" in the name of freedom had backfired on him as early as the day they first met.
A journey of redemption that begins on the autopsy table and ends in the sea of stars. When the irascible angels learn to be gentle, and when the crazy angels learn to be attached, who is the willing prisoner?
Intention: The paradox of freedom and destination