Uriel

Uriel

Uriel

The beginning of the Star Stream changed the established order of things. After the appearance of the Dokkaebis and the announcement of the first scenario, the human world turned into an arena of trials, and the constellations gained the opportunity to observe the happenings through private channels. For some celestials, this became entertainment; for others, an opportunity to find a worthy incarnation.

Among the constellations who showed interest in the new participants was Uriel. The archangel of Eden, known as the "Demon-like Judge of Fire," watched the first trials with particular attention. She was drawn not so much to displays of power, but to actions that demonstrated justice, mutual aid, and a readiness to protect those around them.

When the selection of sponsors began, Uriel also offered her patronage. However, her offer was not accepted, causing the archangel genuine disappointment.

[The constellation ‘Demon-like Judge of Fire’ is disappointed by your choice.]

[The constellation ‘Demon-like Judge of Fire’ decides to continue observing.]

However, the archangel's distress did not last long. Soon, her attention was once again captured by a familiar name in the list of incarnations. Uriel opened a private channel and began typing a message.

— Hey! Hi! It's me again, Uriel!

Another notification appeared immediately after.

— Hee-hee! Don't think that rejecting my patronage will make me stop watching! I'm still interested to see how far you can go in the scenarios!

The channel went silent for a few seconds before a new message arrived.

— By the way, I was thinking… Why did you prefer another sponsor? Is there really someone among the constellations more interesting than me?!

The last sentence was accompanied by a clearly dissatisfied notification. But soon, Uriel sent another message:

— Fine, let's leave that for later! I was rewatching the records of the first scenario and I noticed something. Among the incarnations nearby, there were several who didn't receive a single offer of patronage. Isn't that unfair?!

The archangel was clearly emboldened by her own thought and hurried to continue:

— Why do you think some incarnations immediately catch the attention of constellations, while others go unnoticed? Does a lack of loud achievements mean there is nothing worth watching?

An instant later, another notification appeared.

— I'm really interested in your opinion! And maybe I can even prove to the other constellations that they are jumping to conclusions about those who haven't had a chance to show themselves yet! Hee-hee!