《The First Corridor of Old Works》Chapter 125: This Was How Human Beings Were Made
Advertisement
And that he was a bucket to them.
That needed emptying. It had taken this beauty - the beauty of a young woman's face; this specific face; her face, still flashing backward at him, in a manner that indicated - he did not know what she knew – but how had it taken that face to awaken this/to show him now, that this place existed and it was real.
It was real. It was real. It was real. It was real. It was real. It was real. It was real life/and it was real - not the other place/not only that - this place was real life and it was real but that
he was.
Why?
Down on that grey valley floor, dishwater light; those cuboids, those forms; drained reality, uncoloured, nothing land, just the nothing land before him - he allowed his body its drift; directed, however this time, in connection to her. In a connection he felt pulling out of her too - and in some fashion the guy behind him in whose glance he felt, for reasons at this moment he couldn't really expose to conscious thought. But from her he was filled.
The glands and organs systematically drained in the fashion and the manner required by demons - It was not the word demon. But this was the concept, Pry thought. Massimo, he didn't even know his name, was building a full reality.
He was building the concepts himself, as he drifted toward her – under attack; had been daily and systematically in the manner in which he was physically and psychologically drained by demons; in order that he have nothing. That he have no identity – he had no name, in order that – he didn't know how he knew, but what they did, the women were pregnant.
Advertisement
This was how human beings were made. He knew this. He had been made in this fashion. But when and by whom? And why was his asking this, even more knowing this? A technical impossibility. Why did he have no history? Why did he have to build these concepts himself? Why was he a nothing man in a nothing land, jumbled consciously and deliberately among other nothing people, anonymous. Made to empty himself among them and into them, in repetition, six hours a day in his real life and then poured once more back into the sustaining dream. The thing between which and for which he apparently had been living.
And why only now. These thoughts.
Why only now her. Why only now any kind of methodically, interiorly, self-consciously auto-constructed mode of comprehending any of this; why only now and why only in relation to her beauty. Specifically that of her face. What did this mean? Why?
Why?
Why?
Why, anything, any of this, he knew nothing. - And why that other thing. Why the counterpart to this ignorance he felt on the other side of it.
Why did he have to build these concepts himself and why ignorance, and why out of her, flashing back at him, her eyes, the side of her face, why ignorance, and her nose and her lips, why ignorance, and her eyebrows and her forehead, and her – and why out of her, why ignorance, and why out of her a type of mystery that reigned.
He drifted now. Unable to categorise anything else, unable to render any less vague, more pointed, consciously specific any of these concepts or associations he painstakingly, in direct relation to her beauty, built himself.
He couldn't, so he drifted. But in an entirely new fashion; not upon the sick-making emptiness that had been taught him, but out of something that was communicated, something beneath him, and right now, currently was actually right now being said. This drifted him towards her/the corridor tubes, rising above them, flat upon the plain, menacing chambers in which one emptied oneself, for evil itself, rendered as conscious entities, in some kind of vast spiteful parody - in some kind of crushing malignant joke.
He knew nothing. He was
nothing.
But he was growing.
Advertisement
- In Serial18 Chapters
A Good Man
Book 1: A Good Man All are to be ordained. All ordained are to be registered. Those who stray from the path become obsolete. These are the tenants the grand Mercian Bureaucracy lives by. None can escape their destined path, lest they become obsolete. The obsolete are hunted down by the ordained assassins, supported by the Mercian government. Follow ordained assassin 2500116, Eli de Winter, as he performs his duties in the grand city of Victoria. Fifteen years ago Eli suddenly found himself in a world unlike his own. Within the maze of the many layered streets of the industrial city he was forced to make a new home, performing acts that would have seen him convicted on Earth. Gangsters, revolutionaries, kings and princes, all are playing a game with the highest stakes. The winds of change are blowing and everybody wants to be on the right side of history. While the powers that might be are making moves in the shadow there is only one question that haunts Eli's mind. Is he a good man, or is he obsolete?
8 226 - In Serial26 Chapters
The Dungeon of Aeru
Fred is an Earth Spirit of the Mountain, charged with building an underground domain to host all manner of marvelous creatures. That is, if his soul can handle it.
8 128 - In Serial14 Chapters
Decoder;Deconstructor
Arvis, A 23-year old programmer that had been hand chosen as a special operating crew for an incredibly successful game for the past 2 years has been convicted for a crime he did not comit. As for how this fraud was able to destroy his whole life in one go was something he constantly thought about, yet upon noticing a person flying around in his cell he gets thrown into another dimesion without question. Note: The story is filled with a shit-load of profanity and mild-dark/dirty humor, although it is tragedy- Which In one case it IS tragedy, I will add in lots of things will make this unlike any other type of tragic-comedic storeh.. so... Like tragedy, with a twist of Comedy, and a touch of Badassery Apart from that, The story starts off terribly, but I promise it will get better... (since I started getting better at writing)
8 91 - In Serial7 Chapters
Help! My Wizard Mentor Had a Heart Attack and Now I'm Being Chased by a Horde of Giant Spiders!
Patrik has been summoned to the Four Circles to fulfil an ancient prophecy. Apparently, he’s going to save the world. There’s just one problem. He’s a community college student in his fifth year of study for a three year degree. And he has no idea what he’s doing.
8 168 - In Serial14 Chapters
The Outer Gods
Alexis has had a hard life, at least compared to the eyes of nobles, but it is all she knows.Stealing and fighting is all she can do to survive the long winters and harsh summers of Nordstrom, but when she manages to activate an old an ancient artifact connected to an unknown god, her life changes. She will go through many new hardships, but meet many companions, some more trustworthy than others. She will venture into the great unknown, and revive the legacy of the unknown gods.
8 116 - In Serial50 Chapters
Brother's band mate✔️
Y/n: 18Corbyn: bestie 19Zach: bestie 18Jonah: bestie 21Daniel: bestie 20Jack: brother 20Sydnie: sister 21Ava: sister 17Kristin: mum 43Isla: sister 15Gabbie: bestie dating Jack 19Tate: bestie dating Jonah 20Jc: bestie 22Franny: bestie 19Nessa: bestie 20Crawford: bestie dating Nessa 21Eben: bestie 20Anthony: bestie dating Sydnie 24Y/n is Jack Avery's sister, she moves in with her brother and the boys to the why don't We house. What will happen when they have a house party, will Y/n and Corbyn have something or will they keep it as friends? Will they have a secret relationship or will someone find out and tell Jack?Started: 21/11/20Completed: 30/11/20#10- jccaylen#21- crawfordcollins#2- avastanford#12- frannyarrieta#5- sydnieavery#3- islastanford#54- jccaylen #20- crawfordcollins#4- islastanford #6- avastanford#42- jccaylen #11- frannyarrieta#8- sydnieavery #6- islastanford #10- avastanford#352- crawfodcollins
8 229

