If angels exist in a carnal sense (meaning they have skin and bones), then an angel-human union seems feasible.
The morning Roland Billings dropped my class, and subsequently disappeared without a trace from campus, I found a note in my faculty mailbox. The note simply said:
"Halflings… angels."
Halflings.
I cannot get the term out of my head.
While I’m moderately aware of the term from J. R. R. Tolkien’s literature, wherein he used the term to describe hobbits – it’s used as a functional term to define any creature that is half one species and half another – it still sparked something in my mind. Could this be the beginning of an entirely new type of classification for paranormal entities? A hybrid of two schools of thinking, two schools seemingly in contradiction to one another: the school of paranormal activity, and the school of divinity.
What was Roland trying to tell me? Has he found evidence of a hybrid creature?
Is it possible that Halflings are the union: the union between man and angel; humanity and the divine?
This may seem farfetched, but it’s just a theory, a possible theory, and any theory in this line of work is worth investigating.
This may seem farfetched, but it’s just a theory, a possible theory, and any theory in this line of work is worth investigating.
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