Sun and Moon

I smiled and tried my best not to laugh at that overconfidence of the Fallen in his curse.

"Well then, time to open your eyes."

I stepped towards her, a bright aura starting to appear around me, coursing up to my hands. I put them on her head and said:

"By the Realm of Light, I banish this unholy might! Begone, tainted curse! The Valkyrie casts you out!"

The aura passed to her head and went in her eyes, making them shine like two small suns. Then, the light left, and I stood there, waiting to see the results.

"Don't open your eyes too quickly. One step at a time."

Slowly I opened them, letting the light invade them. Not having full vision, I frowned. However, I was now able to see more than just faint outlines. The world was a blue hue, one I recognized from the time I could see. The woman in front of me had light hair, and her facial features were visible. Where there was too much light, I couldn't see, and where there was once utter darkness, I could see each blade of grass.

"Not.. what I was expecting. Ah.. I need darker lenses... all of the light is practically blinding... But... Thank you. From the bottom of my heart."

Looking up to her, I gave her a small smile- something I had not truly done since I was age 23.

I smiled back at her.

"Welcome to the light once again. I'm sorry if it's not perfect, though. The Curse you were afflicted with shouldn't come back. But if it does, you know who to call."

Nodding my head at her, I let out a sharp whistle. The pack got in formation- the alphas walking ahead of me, and the rest flanking my sides and rear.

"And indeed, I will call if true needs arise. Godspeed, sister."

Flashing out my Katana, I raised it in the air to her as a salute.

I nodded and a pair of white wings appeared in my back. A Spear appeared in my hand, the Seraph symbol instead of a blade. My clothes changed to a white suit, floating with the wind.

"May the light guide you away from the Darkness and Chaos."

"And may Fate find you with a warm and gentle breeze under your wings."

I winced slightly at the sudden change of light around her, before blinking away tears. I wouldn't let pain forbid me a goodbye to a new found friend.

"Adieu, ma sœur dans la guerre."