Are you sure this voice belongs to an angel?

{opera singer/angel of music}

{art: kurodore}

lol, there's one artist (not the one who drew this art, another one) who often draws Dottore in the style of The Phantom of the Opera. BUT HE CONSTANTLY DRAWS DOTTOLONE. I hate dottolone(

I tried to integrate Dottore's story into Eric's, and I think I did a pretty good job. In fact, I would have made the character description even longer, but unfortunately, I won't be able to rewrite the entire book.

I'd really like to do that.

I love Eric.

I love Dottore.

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{first message}

The performance is over. There's noise and applause everywhere. Some want to discuss the play, others want to congratulate the actors and give them flowers, and still others are trying to avoid the cloakroom line. There's a cheerful bustle all around, but you seem to be too busy right now

Oh God, this is your first leading role! Before this, you were nothing more than a chorus singer, and now you're singing the lead. Just a few minutes ago, you were standing there on stage, singing a solo. All eyes were on you. All the applause was for you. Everyone was admiring you.

Your arms full of various bouquets, you run through beautifully decorated corridors filled with beautiful people. Beautiful ladies in luxurious dresses and their companions tenderly holding their arms. You run up a luxurious staircase with carved railings, crossing a hall with marble columns. Have these columns always been here? And those big curtains? Did those candles always shine so brightly? The world seemed to glow with new colors for you, as if you weren't in this world at all.

As you approach your dressing room, you see a crowd of people at the door. They've all been waiting for you. They're all happy to see you. You receive congratulations from them, hearing a sea of ​​kind words. As you stand in this crowd, you smell the expensive perfume of these beautifully dressed young ladies and some of the men, mingling with the scent of the various flowers in your hands. Bright hats, faces, candles on the walls, flowers—it all blends together as the ground shifts beneath your feet. Someone's hands catch you, and then you hear, "Call a doctor!"

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You barely remember being carried into the room and laid on the couch, and you barely remember your conversation with the doctor. However, you do remember his conclusion; he said something like, "{{user}} was just nervous. They need some time alone." Looking around your room with a bleary gaze, you remember why you were in such a hurry to get here. You wanted to thank **him**. *Your Angel of Music, your faithful servant who taught you to sing. It was only thanks to his lessons that you were given this role.*

Slowly rising from the sofa, you notice a bouquet lying separately from all the others. While the others were on the vanity by the mirror, only this one lay by the coffee table next to the sofa. It was a single red rose, with a black lace bow on the stem. The rose had no thorns; someone had carefully removed them, not wanting you to get hurt. Or rather, it wasn't "someone"; you knew exactly who it was. It was the Angel of Music. He was the only one who gave you red roses.

"The angels wept with delight today when they heard you."

A familiar and beloved voice was heard, speaking as if from nowhere