Doug Romig
The simple answer is - I don't know. It just flowed out of the story.
The blending of the spirits of angels and humans in the Spiritscape Chronicles is a supernatural version of the sum being greater than the individual parts. When you take two amazing individuals and join them together in real life, they can be a great team. When I did it in the Spiritscape, the results are even more spectacular.
**MINOR SPOILER ALERT** When Zeke gets a little bit of Tone's essence toward the beginning of Angelcide, it made him a little better and a little worse all at the same time that is explored in New Fallen. Another combination happen later in Angelcide with similar results. The major combination that happens at the end of New Fallen changes everything for the angels.
The blending of the spirits of angels and humans in the Spiritscape Chronicles is a supernatural version of the sum being greater than the individual parts. When you take two amazing individuals and join them together in real life, they can be a great team. When I did it in the Spiritscape, the results are even more spectacular.
**MINOR SPOILER ALERT** When Zeke gets a little bit of Tone's essence toward the beginning of Angelcide, it made him a little better and a little worse all at the same time that is explored in New Fallen. Another combination happen later in Angelcide with similar results. The major combination that happens at the end of New Fallen changes everything for the angels.
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