Echoes of You_Mankind. Are you worth it?_Black Fire_The Living Earth
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Echoes of You
I won’t apologise for not answering your calls, this was more important. I needed to tell you this. To show you what I’ve done. To prove my life wasn’t wasted, regardless of what you might think.I found the laptop when looking through our old rooms, which I suppose have become my old rooms now. I had forgotten I’d even owned it. My father had just died, I lost my faith in God, I met you; other things seemed more important.It was in the spare room, not the blue one, the pink one, the one you always hated. With its too close together walls and cracked ceiling. It used to be a study before you mo...
Mankind. Are you worth it?
My eyes opened as the sun rays pierced through the glass pane windows. It was another new day. Lately time seems to be getting shorter and shorter for my 800-year-old self. I needed to fulfill my final task. My gaze panned across the table top that was beside my bed. It stopped when I saw my phone rested on a knitted mantel. I grabbed and swiped the screen in a secret pattern. The phone unlocked. I tapped on the reminder of what I needed to do today. Among them were things that I was unable to do. Visiting Auntie Mary was one of them among the other stuff.I peeled away my thick blanket and gl...
Black Fire
Finally finished. Surely this will make me rich! It was a mild spring night, in the local park. A couple, in their mid thirties sat looking at the full moon’s image dance upon the surface of the lake. Beyond twww.onedoor.cche dark silent outline of the forest. The only noise was the muffled sound of distant traffic. “So, when are you going to install it whispered Paul as they kissed. “Tomorrow night, after work”, replied Jodie. “I’m not sure that giving an app that level of artificial intelligence and artificial emotion, is a good idea.” Jodie kissed her fiancé and whispered, “I’ve put fail-safe’s in.” “You...
The Living Earth
A tentative step, then another. A reverent silence enveloped the valley as Mygan began her ascent to the stone. The grand chancellor had just finished announcing Mygan’s presence to the eager crowd, a gathering of the four tribes at the base of the valley. Mygan was painfully aware of the soft sounds her bare feet made as she padded up the moss-covered stairs. She felt the weight of 10,000 years upon her shoulders.The Great Festival had lasted one month, and today was the final day. Mygan neared the stone. Out of the thousands gathered below her, she alone was given the honor of performing the...