Chapter 2.1 : Screaming Cliffs continued
A Chapter by aaaa
Chapter 2 continued
Abe watched mesmerized as she drew
closer to the cliff, then he realized what she was about to do.
“NO!” He screamed and ran towards
her, she did not seem to take notice and continued closer towards the edge. He
had almost made it to her as she stepped off the cliff, she did not even break
stride as she started to fall. He flattened himself onto the cliff as he tried
to grab her as she fell, but it was to late. Then the scream started, the
horrible blood wrenching scream. He had no idea what to do as he watched her fall.
Then there seemed to be a shadow that went past her. Something was following
her down the cliff; something else was in free fall. It seemed to be a black
bullet, it fell along with her keeping pace as she fell, then there was
another, and another. Eventually they formed a pack around her nearly obscuring
her from his vision. The scream continued as she sped towards the bottom of the
cliff. Then out of nowhere it suddenly stopped.
Did she hit the bottom? He thought to himself, no she couldn’t have she was
not close enough to the ground yet. What could have happened? Where did she go?
The black bullets couldn’t have been responsible the moment the screams had
stopped they had scattered in all directions. They were now making their way
back up the cliff. They came up strangely. They looked like jellyfish pumping
their circular wing as they slowly climbed the cliff.
“Don’t worry.” Said Margaret, she
had suddenly appeared right behind him; he had not heard her come up behind
him. He had been solely concentrated on the falling woman. “She’s fine, nothing
for you to worry about.”
“What do you mean nothing to worry
about?! She just fell off a cliff she probably hit the bottom and died!” Abe
yelled now completely panicking, the situation was becoming to much for him. He
was starting to regret coming at all, he wanted to go home, and he wanted his
field. Margaret looked towards the sky and sighed. The sun was now directly
overhead, and clouds had slightly obscured it from view.
“I guess we have a little time. It
has been rather rude of me not telling you anything. I don’t have time to tell
you everything but I can tell you enough to hold you over until we get to
camp.” She said and she sat on the ground. “Ask away, I’ll answer best I can.”
“Ok, ok. What is going on here,
where are we?” Abe asked as he stared at her. He tried to discern something
from her body language, anything that might help him understand what she was about
to tell him.
“We are in a land, a land
in-between the physical and spiritual worlds the physical world being earth,
and the spiritual being Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory. This is the place that
fills the space in between. This is where souls come when they die to traverse
to the spiritual worlds to be judged.” She spoke slowly as if that if she had
said it quickly he would not be to keep up with the world. Well she was right,
he was almost overwhelmed by the relative slowness of this statement.
“Then who was that lady?!” He said
trying to use what little he did know to pry more knowledge from her.
“That was a dreamer. When
someone dreams their soul kinda leaves the body, it’s as close someone gets to
the afterlife without dying. What you just saw was someone having a falling
dream. What you just saw and what she must have seen were two different things.
In her mind she could have been falling off a building or a plane, or hundreds
of other high places. When she stopped screaming was when she woke up. She is
probably right now in her house freaking out due to the experience she just
had.” After she had finished Abe realized that his mouth was slightly open. His
mind seemed to have given up and was trying to close up shop in order to
protect his psyche.
© 2010 aaaa
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Nothing for you to worry about... nice, had me screaming at the chic.
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Tags: dreams, fiction, afterlife, gate, 4th, fantasy, margaret, cain & able, abe
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