Snow Covered Dreams

I swear I've rewritten this post like three times, it ain't that deep man just calm down To start with, I'll have to be honest about one thing. I didn't want a supernatural-beings-become-human ending for Aziracrow. I always feared that. I wanted a low stakes and almost no losses ending where they defeat the evil they have to defeat and eventually move to South Downs (still immortal) and live happily ever forever after (lol). And I guess a lot of people wanted that. And some people didn't mind the human ending, but wanted them to be turned human as they were i.e. without reincarnation and with their memories and feelings intact. Thinking about that, I came to the conclusion that if they turned human like that they wouldn't have survived a week (other angels and demons turned human - even less so). It's all bittersweet, but they needed a full human experience to be human. I can't begin to imagine being a supernatural being not needing food, sleep and money, and then suddenly losing all that, and having 6000 years worth of memories and trauma on top of that too. It doesn't matter if I have lived among humans for years prior to that. Could have they stayed immortal, but free from the pressure of Heaven and Hell? I'm not really sure. They can't stay celestial beings without Heaven and Hell, so what would they be? The biggest problem for me was clearly the runtime, and a lot of cut scenes and plot lines. As a result it felt rushed, but at the same time not too badly paced. I mean, they tried to do the best job with what they had.