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Summary
Aziraphale was an angel, and therefore incredibly good at waiting. Whether it was waiting for a bus in a distant future, or waiting for the land to rise, Aziraphale waited. He was the sort of person to watch paint dry and enjoy every moment of it. He wondered if the new race of humans would come crawling out of the water, then banished the thought with a small laugh. Nowthatwas unbelievable! Aziraphale plucked himself an olive, and chewed on it thoughtfully, spitting out the pits into the sea. And he waited.Some leagues away, someone was getting VERY tired of waiting.Crawley’s feet were wet and it wasn’t pleasant. If he had been a snake, he would have been absolutely fine. But sadly, he was very much humanoid and also very much in a position to not be a snake at the moment. We will find out soon why.A story about children, their demonic protector, the angel caught in the midst of it all, and ending with rainbows.
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