Karups
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The moon cast its silver glow upon the ancient stone, illuminating the solitary figure of the Black Angel, whose dark wings seemed to drink the very light from the air. He stood, a monument to forgotten nights, until her approach stirred the stillness between them. Her fingers, trembling with a curious blend of fear and longing, traced the cool, rough texture of the carved wing. A sigh escaped his stone lips, not of wind, but of a soul finally acknowledged, and a faint warmth bloomed beneath her touch. He turned his head slowly, the sound of grinding granite softening into the rustle of midnight feathers, his dark eyes holding galaxies of unspoken sorrow. She saw not a statue, but a man imprisoned, his gaze a silent plea that echoed in the hollow of her own chest. Without a word, she reached up, her palm resting against the curve of his jaw, feeling the terrifying and beautiful transition from cold marble to living warmth. A single, crystalline tear traced a path down her cheek, and he caught it with a feather-light touch, his own eyes shimmering with a gratitude that stole her breath. In that shared silence, a profound understanding unfolded, a bond woven from shared solitude and the quiet courage of a gentle touch. The mystery was not in his dark form, but in the radiant, breaking dawn of feeling now unveiled between them.
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