Compare And Contrast Luxanious And Tenellebria

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Before humanity’s reign, there were Animus that created the universe: the chaos, the love, everything in your life. Tenellebria, Animus of Darkness, and Luxanious, Animus of Light were the two guardians who were formless and whatever one preferred them to be. They lived peacefully inside their homes, roaming the universe when needed.
Tenellebria understood what pain was, unlike Luxanious, who thought more of what happened than what could be. Luxanious definitely lived in the moment and saw beauty in everything; though Tenellebria wasn’t corrupt, the curse she lived with was.
“Through darkness, there may never be love. Through love, there may never be darkness.”
She wasn’t entitled to love anyone, for whomever she felt love for would vanish
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You are simply free will, and those imbeciles have been abusing it. You are simply giving the ability to create anything, but with that, they create destruction.”
Tenellebria clutched onto Luxanious, squeezing a fistful of fabric in determination to never let go. He gladly returned the favour, putting as much passion into the touch, letting everything else disappear. For that moment and that moment only, it would feel as if they were the only two in the universe.
Tenellebria slowly pulled away, smiling. Her heart had unknowingly started to beat faster, but she finally understood why.
Before she could react, Luxanious soon started to drift away, piece by piece. Before his lips disappeared, too, he reached in and whispered, “Alas, you do know how to love.” He smiled weakly until he fully vanished.
She was pulled back to her home from an emergency force they had created in case one went missing. But, he wasn’t missing. He had disappeared, and he could never come back. Tenellebria collapsed to the ground, more tears erupting from her swollen eyes. She started to thrash her arms on the ground, for she never got to say “goodbye” or “I love you.” She soon felt herself painfully vanishing

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