I swim to the seaweed garden and grab some to help the angel. I don't know why I'm being nice, if I was seen by anyone who knows me they'd think it was a crush. Pah I'm a lone shark, king of my reef with everything I'd ever need.

I grab a few pieces and swim as quickly as I can back to the cave and the angel looks so frightened. I have been being a bit aggressive towards them but at least I'm helping, if I didn't eat before helping I would have just eaten them.

"Why are you staring at me like that?" The angel speaks up.

"Thinking about the reasons why I haven't eaten you." I examine the breaks in the wings.

"O-oh... uh... well thank you for not eating me." They smile slightly.

"Do you have a name? Or are you just Angel?" I smirk.

"I'm Hosuh... " he blushes. I stretch his wings out to make sure they aren't too stiff, which causing him to cry in pain.

"That's a name I'd expect an angel to have, though you don't have the halo." I point above his head.

"My halo! Oh no.... its gone!" He freaks out.

"Again stay calm. Your struggling is causing more sharks to come nearby. We're attracted to it." I smile as non threatening as I can muster.

"Can you stop pulling at my wings?" Hosuh asks sharply.

"Well if you can take your shirt off then I'll stop." I deadpan.

"What! Geez I JUST met you and don't even know your name!" He pulls away crossing his arms across his chest.

"I'm trying to tie your wings down so you don't break them further, especially if you want to get to shore to get real help. The current would rip these delicate things to shreds and it would not be pleasant for you." I roll my eyes.

"You can tie them over my shirts. I'm not exposing myself!" He blushes.

"Oh fine. Just bite on this as I tie it." I hand him a folded piece of seaweed and he places it in his mouth tentatively.

I carefully fold his wings and tie them down tightly while Hosuh screams into the bitten seaweed. It has to be tight or it's not going to stay during the trek to shore. I wrap a piece of seaweed over the breaks and he passes out in pain. I teather him down after finishing wrapping him and lie back down on the chilly stone to wait for him to wake again.