It doesn't matter

I couldn't exactly tell how long the next part of my life was. 

It all felt like just a series of blurry, disjointed memories. For what exactly I was supposed to remember from it?

Enclosed within the domain of Fay's hair, all I could think of was her body wrapped around mine. Her hot, sweaty skin rubbed on me. Fay's muscles shifted a bit as she made sure to compensate for all the sways on my end… 

Sure. 

Every now and then, my aura would surge into the elemental darkness, fueling and giving it shape. Then, using my darkness as a pathway, Fay's divine aura would streak across what should be open air, striking down any humans within our range with precise, surgical strikes. 

For when her divine aura would appear within a human body only to instantly start to decay into a much thinner aura… Whatever aura humans had, would scatter away. 

And from the looks of it, not even their strongest could ward against this kind of attack.