of Cîroc I’d left there. I grab the bottle and take a few sips before I doze off into my final sleep. I wake up, surprised that I’m still conscious. I open my eyes and there’s noting but a white space that seemed to go on forever.
“Is this Heaven, Hell, or somewhere else? Where’s my body? Why do I feel as if I’m forgetting something?”, I said unto the void, not even expecting answer, maybe this was my hell. When suddenly, a voice sliced through the silence like a hot knife through butter. It was simultaneously that of a powerful, courageous man and that of an alluring, beautiful woman speaking at once,
“This is not Heaven or Hell it is Limbo. This is where souls come after death. You do not have a body because you are dead and your soul is not tethered to any person, place, and or object. I’m the Soul Transporter of the Virgo Cluster which your galaxy lies in. My designated name is XYLA6236589108, but you may call me Xyla. I am here to help you select which planet you will be reincarnated on. You're emotions have been suppressed to make this whole process run smoother”. said the voice without even taking a breath.
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A being appeared right in front of me. It appeared to be a seven year old girl with metallic silver hair reaching to her ankles and wearing a simple black dress that fell to the same length as her hair. She had golden irises and under her eye lied black words that read the name Xyla in all capital letters. She had full lips and bronze skin.
“Shall we begin”, she
Prologue In the Far Far Future of 2250 humanity was safe, the Goauld extinct, Ori dead and their followers back in their own galaxy, Replicators wiped out and the Wraith defeated. The rest of humanity’s enemies were long gone and man was in the golden age of space exploration and colonies. Humanity was now spread throughout the Milky Way Galaxy, the Pegasus Galaxy and the Ida Galaxy with new planets being colonised on a nearly daily basis, The Empire of Man was truly living in a blessed time. Chapter One Most would consider living in such blessed time a good thing but not all, some considered it boring, one of these people was Lazarus.
Deep into The Reality of Life Is there a life beyond earth? What is the mystery in space? Where do dead people go? If God exists what is the nature of God? The author of Life on Mars, Tracy K. Smith deals with these confusing and puzzling relationships of human existence with the universe.
“Eden/Sleep Walk” The sunset was almost unreal; it was such an ethereal experience to one’s eyes. The dazzling glare of the sun filled the car with a red hue as the two entities never spoke, never moved, never looked. The stained steering wheel clamped onto the hands of the man driving as he softly sank into his worn out seat. The man then directed his eyes towards the passenger whose face glowed with the vibrant red.
We’re not even from anywhere in this galaxy; this universe. “You are the one who will inherit the throne of Tísis,” Lady Karielle says. “You know your duty. You know how you were wronged. You know that you need to claim what truly belongs to you.”
Ever since I had come to Albion, I had never ceased to feel like I was a piece of fabric or somebody's lunch. This was a very disconcerting point of view and, I have to say, I was incredibly eager to get back to a place in the world where I was considered an intelligent, sentient person again. "... I understand..." said Alex, nodding his head. "Where may I find this Master Centrino again?"
Life and death appeared to me ideal bounds, which I should first break through, and pour a torrent of light into our dark world. A new species would bless me as its creator and source; many happy and excellent natures would owe
Deep into The Reality of Life Is there a life beyond earth? What is the mystery in space? Where do dead people go? If God exists what is the nature of God? The author of Life on Mars, Tracy K. Smith deals with these confusing and puzzling relationships of human existence with the universe.
I whisper ever so quietly to myself as a shadow loomed over me, I felt a cold circular shape on the side of my head. “Goodbye Mr Finn.” A voice said, a loud bang followed and I saw no more. Just darkness. Silence.
Do you ever wonder what a world made out of yourself would feel like? Now I’m not saying the physical earth would be made from your body parts, a really mortifying thought, but the world inhabited by you. Well, you and about seven billion duplicates of you. The world full of you, all in agreement… or not. Your world would be a chaotic mess.
“The portal he spoke of, I need it, the freedom of people of Earth may depend upon it.” “Earth? I care nothing for what happens on Earth. Why should I help you?”
My stomach turned, as I slid off the bed and groggily walked my way to the bathroom to get ready. I worked hard to get where I was. I didn’t want to go, but I knew there was no going back to that hell. I walked into a room with people of different ages and backgrounds. I didn’t know anyone.