Et Gaalor Mun Daal: The Immortal Prophecy
Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 7:08 pm
Gack! It began this way, a gasp in the darkness that first intake of air breathing in oxygen like a new born crying blind and terrified after its mucus plug is unceremoniously ejected by a painful smack to its backside. I breathe...The impenetrable darkness usually caused by the fleshy eye lids crusted and closed over untrained eyes fearful to open to an unknown world. However unlike a newborn his eyes when he finally opened them still saw the same darkness as when they were closed. Terrifying as this was it was inconsequential at the moment. His mind still raced at his first revelation; that being he had taken a breath.
Little by little in the darkness he flexed muscles that had been left unused for years. How long? First his fingers. He winced in pain as his knuckles cracked when he attempted to close his hand into a fist. Open and close, he moved the stiff digits until the cracking stopped and the stiffness subsided. He followed suit with his arms and elbows. It was then he realized he was in a very confined space when he attempted to stretch his arms out and his elbows banged on unseen walls next to him. Probing his fingers upward also proved there was a barrier in front of him mere inches from his face. He proceeded to feel his chest and body as best he could. His fingers felt a soft material that covered him. Unlike a newborn he was clothed. He moved the delicate fingers up to his face and felt the smooth lines, dry lips. He felt up to his head feeling long hair that was still soft. Who am I?
He shook his head at the question; none of that mattered at the moment. He was trapped in a dark small space. He tested the barrier in front of his with his hands to see if he could move it. He strained and gasped, his tired atrophied muscles screaming back in agony. He closed his eyes and relaxed. The only thing he had at the moment was his mind and he intended to use it.
Little by little in the darkness he flexed muscles that had been left unused for years. How long? First his fingers. He winced in pain as his knuckles cracked when he attempted to close his hand into a fist. Open and close, he moved the stiff digits until the cracking stopped and the stiffness subsided. He followed suit with his arms and elbows. It was then he realized he was in a very confined space when he attempted to stretch his arms out and his elbows banged on unseen walls next to him. Probing his fingers upward also proved there was a barrier in front of him mere inches from his face. He proceeded to feel his chest and body as best he could. His fingers felt a soft material that covered him. Unlike a newborn he was clothed. He moved the delicate fingers up to his face and felt the smooth lines, dry lips. He felt up to his head feeling long hair that was still soft. Who am I?
He shook his head at the question; none of that mattered at the moment. He was trapped in a dark small space. He tested the barrier in front of his with his hands to see if he could move it. He strained and gasped, his tired atrophied muscles screaming back in agony. He closed his eyes and relaxed. The only thing he had at the moment was his mind and he intended to use it.