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Layliel felt the power of the spell loosen and break apart. Fresh air rushed into the circle and she could breathe easier. Her whole angelic aura lightened and spread out through the room, giving the air a calming and pleasant feeling.

“Whoa,” Riley said. “You really are an angel, aren’t you?”

Unrestrained by the circle, Layliel glowed with her full divine power. She was a radiant, gorgeous figure of purity in the full suburban home.

“I told you! There’s not time to waste. I need to find your mom. I’m going to de-materialize and warp through time and space to find her. I will bring her back safe Riley, I promise.”

“Uh, thanks. Don’t mention it.”

Layliel turned, straightened her back, spread her wings, and prepared to jolt through the physical barriers of the home like a summer wind. Tensing her body one final time, Layliel sped forward.

She slammed head first into the drywall and rebounded onto her perky little angel ass. She screamed in pain, bits of shattered drywall stuck to her forehead and speckling her gorgeous blonde hair.

“Why didn’t I materialize? What did you do to me?”

“I don’t know!” Riley said. “It should have freed you.”

“Then why did I run head first into a fracking wall?!”