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nexus_crossings2024-04-15 03:39 pm
comehomewithme) wrote in nexus_crossings2024-04-15 03:39 pm
his kiss, the riot [introduction]
She's gone.
That was what Orpheus thought, no, what he knew to be true. He had lost Eurydice, again, and it was all his fault -- again. He looked down at the ground, then fell upon it, weeping.
The world was so cruel, he thought. He knew so little of it, but he knew that much to be true. He would never see his love again. He sobbed and sobbed, tears streaking down his face.
"Why...?! Why?!" he cried out, his voice echoing and then getting swallowed by the howling wind.
He pounded the cold ground, as if that action could somehow bring her back. He had finished his song, but now she was gone, and Orpheus felt lost forever.
Eventually, his sobbing subsided, and he slowly rose to his feet. When he blinked back the last of his tears, he was struck by how...different the world looked. In fact, it looked so different that he wasn't sure where exactly he was. He picked up a small pamphlet on a nearby bench and flipped through it. A meeting-place of worlds...unusual. Was this Hermes' doing, somehow?
Orpheus began walking, his lyre strapped to his back. He looked around at various strange-looking people and creatures, all of whom seemed non-threatening, but still very, very odd.
Well, he thought, if you can't beat them, might as well join them.
"Does...does anyone want to hear a song? I've been working on one."
That was what Orpheus thought, no, what he knew to be true. He had lost Eurydice, again, and it was all his fault -- again. He looked down at the ground, then fell upon it, weeping.
The world was so cruel, he thought. He knew so little of it, but he knew that much to be true. He would never see his love again. He sobbed and sobbed, tears streaking down his face.
"Why...?! Why?!" he cried out, his voice echoing and then getting swallowed by the howling wind.
He pounded the cold ground, as if that action could somehow bring her back. He had finished his song, but now she was gone, and Orpheus felt lost forever.
Eventually, his sobbing subsided, and he slowly rose to his feet. When he blinked back the last of his tears, he was struck by how...different the world looked. In fact, it looked so different that he wasn't sure where exactly he was. He picked up a small pamphlet on a nearby bench and flipped through it. A meeting-place of worlds...unusual. Was this Hermes' doing, somehow?
Orpheus began walking, his lyre strapped to his back. He looked around at various strange-looking people and creatures, all of whom seemed non-threatening, but still very, very odd.
Well, he thought, if you can't beat them, might as well join them.
"Does...does anyone want to hear a song? I've been working on one."
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She smiles softly, when she sees with some relief at least the young looking fella was mobile.
"Oh, Ello are you in need of assistance?" She asks softly but warmly.
Aal smile brightens a wee bit more at the question. "I would love to. " Her tone friendly as she offers a hand to shake.
"Aalish Sinclair at yer service but most folks call me Ash."