Not a Confession, but a Declaration

As the messenger of God, Abel was loved by all, but after facing the Father’s trial, he was cast out of the temple. The only person who stayed by his side was a paladin who utterly despised him. After the harsh and exhausting trials, the only thing Abel could offer the man who fell first was a simple prayer and to witness his final moments. “What’s your name? I will pray for you in your name.” “…Ryan.” Watching the man breathe his last, Abel realizes his own feelings — affection for the man who hated him until his dying breath. “I love you.” With this belated realization, his lost holy power returns, and Abel goes back in time to before the trial. Without hesitation, he confesses his...