#ons chapter 128

Nope. The own manga says so. 😅 I mean yes, we know Shikama explored into the forbidden and experimented; however, there's key information:

First of all, contrast to darkness that can create humans but nothing beyond that; "light' can make miracles; miracles are a reflection of God's will but only God can perform them, not angels.

As stated, God holds strict rules for angels given that they're bound to remain neutrail regarding other kind of affairs.

But beyond what miracles could take place, three specific ones are the most forbidden.

Now, the main question or doubt

Is angel Mikaela made of light?

The answer to this is yes. While it's true Shikama found a method to perform miracles without God's notice

Along him being able to change light to darkness

You could say it's like a cover. For example, have you seen magic tricks on TV? You see how people use special things to make it look like nothing's beneath them, right? It's an illusion of course, but the illusion works so well, that we ponder whenever it's real magic or not. However, the mage of course knows its tricks, the audience of course, gets taken by surprise.

You could same the same concept applies here.

The light Shikama at that time was able to use, it was blended until it was manifested as "darkness", that darkness itself is not harmful, if anything, it's to pretty much hide things. Using the logic for magic tricks, Shikama set what he wanted to hide beneath a "curtain". But inside the "curtain" he was able to use light once again without anyone noticing.

Besides, had the angel Mikaela not being born of light, I doubt he'd been capable of using light:

As for how I can say this:

After the 1st was punished, he was no longer able to create angels; this too counts in the fact that he could no longer use "light" to create life. With darkness as far as he could was to create "humans".

Hope that answers your question dear anon!

in the last chap when ferid and rigr were talking about a goal/purpose in life (i can't remember clearly .-.) rigr says that he wants to save someone.

it confused me a little and i can't really figure out what or who he meant so what do you think?

Hello! Sorry if I took a lot of time to answer @kamisamabest 😅

Okay, Rigr's line may be tricky, so we do have two possibilities in there.

Sika Madu/Shikama Doji

This one is the one with the highest possibility, but for that, let's look at their former selves which are the angels.

Back when they had identities as angels, Rigr Stafford aka Saito, was known as Paimon. Nowdays we have his reincarnation:

Paimon's whole reason to live was serving the King, who was Sika Madu, he loved him deeply (not romantic wise but literally the whole sense of loyalty to the end, appreciation.)

Thus, taking that as a base, we can pinpoint that the one Rigr wanted to save was actually Sika Madu in the time they were abandoned by him. (Aka, the time the vampire council was left on its own)

And this connects with certain chapter:

Rigr's final goal is to save all worlds, to do what Shikama Doji wanted to do.

Meaning that even despite the betrayals, battles, differences, Rigr always followed and was loyal to Sika Madu to the end.

Urd Geales

While this may be something that many might consider, Rigr and Urd's relationship is a bit complicated. And this too goes with how it was back with their ancestors, or previous lives as angels.

Bael cherished Sika Madu but he never sought nor had a deep rooted appreciation for him. Rather, the one to motivae him was always Paimon, but once Paimon died, Bael chose to watch from the sides ultimately taking a harsh decision.

Therefore, even in their current lifetimes as Urd and Rigr, Urd wishes and longes for Rigr to walk the correct side and not walk on the same path the First did, you could say Urd views more the present than a distant dream as something more viable.

Even in chapter 105, the only thing Urd hoped, was for Rigr to be with him and protrect the vampire society they had.

Ultimately, Urd was left on its own.

Therefore, this is rather the less probable answer for the question at hand.