If Alves' head was made from a sort of inflatable object and was puffed up by every of the state of confusion which he had gone through, then it would had bursted open at this very moment. There was no lie to the fact that there would never be an end to these unending shocks that kept catching up with him and knocking him off the recent moods. "The ALUWA helped her travel to the parallel world."The young man added. Alves wanted to say a thing. At least just one word but his tongue was not moving. At that moment, it was hard to tell what was holding his tongue back. He could feel the words trying to show themselves off but somehow they were held back. "I couldn't do anything about it. I don't really think that the ALUWA likes me. And there is no way I could had talked them out of it."The young man took his usual pause. "The truth was that I was there the very day that she left. But I couldn't do a thing. My father told me that the ALUWA would never listen to anyone other than the
"Oh shit, how could I forget?"The young man, rolled to his side. He should get up on his feet but he was reluctant. He remained there for a while. When he had had enough of lying on the earth, he sat up. Then slowly he got up on his feet. He raised his head and looked at the white and blue electrical currents reaching from the sky and towering over the opening of the Huthi Farmland. The electrical currents seemed like a spherical bowl used to cover the whole of the forest. There was no opening, no matter how tiny. The young man just stood there watching. He took in a deep breath. "This barrier is stronger than I thought. It might get to take more than seven days for it to dissolve."The young man nodded at the assumption. He kept the long stare for another short period. He had a couple things going on in his mind. Things which he would not say out. Even if he was to say it out, who was he supposed to say it to?"Should I wait here a bit for him?"He thought for a while. "He might
Alves walked into the space. He turned to look at his back. It was the nothingness. The usual nothingness behind him. That proved to him that he was back in the kingdom. He nodded then walked off the spot. He looked around but he couldn't find anyone. There was no one in sight, not even Akulia. He had no idea what to do or how go to about it. "Yes, there is something about my wrist right? I mean, Akulia said that the technology around here builds the mobile or smart phone in their wrists."He began to tap his wrists for some reasons. He wanted to bring up the smart phone in his wrist. Perhaps he would be able to use that. Perhaps that would help him reach someone who could help him. There was a great and large lake before him. He didn't think he could swim it. He wasn't even thinking of that as an option. All he could think of was getting someone to come and help him. "How the fuck would this motherfucker go back on his own word? Didn't he say that he would be here on my return? W
Alves still had a generous amount of mirth sitting in his face...Reap! Sweep! Alves suddenly felt a great force hit him from inside. It was as though he was hit by a big rock from the inside. As though his inside was crushed by a big tyre of a long truck. Not only was the effect sudden, but it was painful, it hurt so badly... so badly that Alves puked blood. "Ow... Ow..."Alves couldn't tell what was happening. This wasn't what he had asked for. Why the hell was this happening to him? He couldn't tell. He didn't even have enough time to wonder and ponder about it. He had thrown up another cup of blood, this time, a little thick and ball type. More like a clot. "What the f--fuck is happening to me?"Alves was having a great trouble putting together his words. It was at that moment that he realised that making words only didn't come from the brain, other parts of the body down there do the job while the lips and brain take the credit for it. He was hanging in the air like a corpse,
The feeling was surreal and otherworldly. He didn't even know how it happened but he enjoyed it. It was as though two forces had control over his sense of being. At a point it felt like he was in charge of his own mind, at the other he felt like he was just a keeper of his own body while someone had invaded his mind. He could see the end of the lake in sight. Before he could make a request, he had been thrown into the air, doing crazy and acrobatic backflips and he descended and approached the earth. He made a sensous landing on the earth. He had never felt so light, accomplished and graceful like he did at that moment. It was as though a new version of him had just been unlocked. Or perhaps he had just unlocked a new character. He looked at the forest up ahead of him. At this moment, he couldn't even think of Akulia anymore. He was caught up in the unreal feeling leased by these unprecedented actions and events. "Speed!"Alves called at the window pop-up which never left his pre
There were a couple reasons that Alves was surprised. Of course when he had planned on returning to this kingdom, he had come with the expectation to meet Mia. And now on seeing her, there was a wave of great shock that hit him. He couldn't really tell what the reaction was. He just stood there watching her. He should say something to her but he couldn't. She had seen him too. And immediately she saw him, she got up on her feet. Her eyes were mild but curious. Alves couldn't really tell what to make of her expression. At first he thought she was mad at him or something. She had the right to be if she was. He had been away for about two weeks. But then browsing his memories, he couldn't really tell why he was being so hard on himself. Himself and Mia were not dating before he left her in Huthi Farmland the other day. But then following their encounter in the Huthi Farmland where the ALUWA referred to her as the Queen. Alves did realised that they might owe each other than either
Alves reached out one of his hands slowly. Till the palm touched the warm cheek of the person lying next to him on the large and comfortable bed. Mia. As soon as his palm touched her cheek, his thumb got to work, caressing the curve of her cheek, in a sensuous manner. Her heard her nose push out a great amount of warm air. And their eyes met. Her face had a great deal of joy seeped in it. She looked to be quite happy. And if not happy, at least satisfied. Her expression seemed well defined, yet to an extent it seemed remote. "Is this real? Are you real?"He wasn't sure which of the questions he had meant to ask in the first place. But since both question pointed in the same direction of an answer, he didn't bother to take any of them back. He just stared at her, awaiting her response. She chuckled softly, her eyes not leaving his. She pushed her head a little bit up to press her lips to the fall of his palm. She sniffed it a bit. Alves still didn't say a word. He looked to be mor
"Oh shit, Grandma."Alves cussed out loudly. At first he had no idea why. He really couldn't tell why he was feeling so jumpy as the voice came. He didn't know how to take this or how to react to it. But he was starting to get ideas. "Grandma? What do you mean Grandma? Or did you mean to say Grandpa?"That was Mia trying so hard not to get confused. Alves rolled off the bed, hardly answering her question. The knock had come from the door which led to the other parts of the tower, so Alves thought that he had a choice. "Let's go. You said you were on your way."Alves walked briskly to Mia and grabbed her by the wrist. He wanted to lead her towards the door which led to the hanger. That was the best escape route she could ever take. He had proportioned his body in the direction of the door. But he felt a weird force holding him back. When he turned, he realised that Mia was refusing to budge. His eyes squinted. Not in rage precisely, but he couldn't really tell what he was feeling a