angel talks to baka baku

The baka baku bounced off the wall and fell, and I advanced on it, slow and steady.
The creature’s huge, weird shadow spread onto the wall behind it, even as its human face stared up at me.
“Who are you?” the creature asked.
The words that came out of my mouth only sort of felt like my own. “Ehyeh ašer ehyeh,” I said quietly.
The walls of the empty hallway quivered slightly as the words washed over them, even though I never once raised my voice.
The creature just gaped at me.
“Even now,” I heard myself say, “it isn’t too late for you to turn aside. To be forgiven.”


Brief Cases, Day One, Page 378-379