Pure God x Fallen Angel
Phoenix is an angel sent to the world from heaven, but after five years of saving mankind, his wings were broken because he could not satisfy his greedy desires, and he became a plaything of the royal family. When all hope is gone, the legendary "human god" Danstin Shafik appears - this immortal with the eyes of God is the last bloodline of the ancient gods, burdened with the curse of "loving all living beings but not knowing private love".
But Sting brings Phoenix back to the hidden Shafik Manor, where countless souls who were redeemed by him but will eventually die are buried here. A fallen angel full of resentment, an eternally lonely human god, gradually getting closer in disputes and dependence. Phoenix discovered that Danstin's golden eyes were shattered by looking directly at the evil in the world, but Danstin saw the unquenched sacred fire of heaven under his dark wings.
When the royal conspiracy strikes again, Phoenix is forced to kill to protect the manor, violating the angel's commandments and begins to turn to stone. But Sting took off the silk covering his eyes and bore his sins with the broken Eyes of God: "I will purify your darkness." The curse began to be reversed - the immortals aged faster, but the feathers of the black-winged angels returned to white.
"If I learn to love someone, I will die."
"Then let me accompany you until the end of time."
In this paradox between divinity and personal love, how will they choose? Should we stick to eternal responsibilities, or embrace short-term sincerity? When the ladder to heaven finally arrives, is salvation waiting for them, or a deeper bond?
Intention: The disenchantment of selfless divinity, the paradox of degradation and sublimation, the reconstruction of eternal and instantaneous values