Angel
Cherubim
Both words in one sentence
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Though not an "angel" per se (actually "a singular cherubim," and no, that's not an error), Proginoskes from A Wind in the Door matches Ezekiel's idea of an angel: a composite of wind and flame at his heart, extending into dozens of immense wings and myriad, blinking eyes.
Source: Our Angels Are Different -
In Angel Sanctuary the cherubim Katan is honored to serve inorganic angel Rosiel.
Source: Happiness in Slavery -
Ever since Raphael, humans have associated "cherub" with winged babies (which themselves are derived from the Greek Erotes), and so the idea has more resonance than "cherubim" as kick-ass angel warrior, trapping the Hands thus named in a weakened state.
Source: Sadly Mythtaken
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