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= F.U.C.K. - Fucked Up College Kids - Born Jan. 24th, 1993 - F.U.C.K. =
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his plan, part ii
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one
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sometimes the state of brilliance can easily be mistaken for the state of
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madness. then again, you could just be a lonely. i find myself border
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lining in the boat most of the time. sometimes i just want to sit in the
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dark and let good ol' donizetti play the most comprehensible music to the
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mood. sometimes i just want to drink. either way both events lead to the
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same conclusion. they are just something to do to pass time, cuz hey, being
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an alcoholic can pass the time pretty fast, specially when you have nothing
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better to do with it.
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getting up from the couch i could hear the tears in the music. i pour
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myself another glass of wine, stand in front of the glass sliding door, and
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look up at the stars. i hold the glass up to the moon to make a toast.
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"well loui, it could be worse, i could be depressed." taking a big gulp i
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set my drink down and decide now would be a good time for a long walk.
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what else is a good walk for but to change your life. a person's life can
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change in one second. how can you judge someone when there are more than 86
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thousand seconds in a day. who knows what is going to happen next. well,
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maybe the world isn't that chaotic, but my life sure is, or maybe it was
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just the fresh air.
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usually i tend to avoid major streets when i take a walk, you never know
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what kind of crazy person is going to enter your life. however, it was
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that kind of randomness that i was looking for. it was that same
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randomness that i found, or maybe it found me. while taking my thoughts
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down broadway i heard a noise down a dark alley. suddenly a man walked out
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from the shadow. i had never seen a human in such horrible conditions
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before. you could smell him standing ten feet away. he walked right up to
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me, and stared into my eyes. his eyes glowed a cold blue that i had never
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seen before. he had a gold tattoo on his right temple. at first i was
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scared, then he motioned to talk.
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"so gabriel, it is true, you are still working for him." he sort of
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laughed under his breath and turned to walk back into the alley.
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my fear turned to confusion, but before i could stop him to ask how he
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knew my name, or what he meant, i heard a car honk. i turned around to see
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that a really nice red bmw convertible had pulled up next to me. i don't
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know much about cars so 'really nice' is about the best that i can explain
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it, i expected james bond to get out. the passenger side window rolled
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down and i heard a sweet voice yell out to me, "hey! do you know how to
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get to the brown palace hotel?" well of course i did, its that brown
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triangle building downtown that charges anywhere from $200 to $800 a
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night. i guess that would explain the beamer.
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"just take this all the way to 18th ave. turn left and take 18th until you
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get to this funky intersection. you'll want to take the treemont route so
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keep to the left side of the street, you don't want to turn too far to the
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left or you will end up back on broadway again. anyway, right after the
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funky turn you will want to be in the left most lane because the brown
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palace is right there, just pull up and let the valet take care of you." i
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don't know if she was confused or looking for a date because she looked
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really lost in what i just said.
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"uumm.." was all she had to say about that. of course, if you're looking
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for a date you usually don't pick up some weirdo walking down broadway in
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your bmw. it was probably the suite, drives chicks wild. i offered myself
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to her in the most innocent way i could muster up.
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"look, i'm not on my way anywhere, i am just out here passing time. i could
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ride with you if you want? so you don't get lost." i felt like some reject
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from pretty women.
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"how would you get home?" she asked, as if almost concerned.
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"well, i am out for a walk." not trying to be a bit witty, but it made her
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laugh anyway.
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"ok, hop in." she sounded like a school girl. i didn't expect much of a
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sophisticated conversation on the way there, that's ok, because i'm not a
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sophisticated guy anyway.
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"so what takes you to the brown palace hotel? business or pleasure?" i
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tried to make small talk, even though i hate it.
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"does it have to be one or the other?"
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"no, it could be both."
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i waited a few minutes for a reply when i noticed i had an enormous
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headache, you've got to love wine. looking around the car i ask if she had
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any aspirin i could take.
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"been drinking too much?" she asked.
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"there is no such thing as drinking too much." i replied, not caring what
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she thought about it. she pointed to the glove box. i opened it up, pushed
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the gun aside and grabbed what looked to be the aspirin. i popped a couple
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in my mouth and looked around for something to drink. i should have thought
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about that before i took the aspirin.
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"i can't dry swallow pills, do you have something i can wash these down
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with." i asked.
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"the only thing to drink in this car is right behind your seat." she said
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almost laughing. i saw the irony as i glazed at the half empty bottle of
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one hundred proof absolute vodka.
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"oh well." i thought as i downed the pills with a gulp of one of my most
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favorite drinks, vodka straight. i was either going to get more drunk and
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not notice the headache, or the pills were strong enough to work. i
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laughed at that thought. i would have been fine except all of the sudden
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the car started spinning around and i could hear a man laughing in my mind.
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i was starting to loose reality again, right in front of this woman.
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"whoa, those are some pills." i said, trying to see if she would tell me
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they were not aspirin but some sort of drug that would explain my current
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state.
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"don't worry, you can deal with that where we're going. just keep
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conscience, because you know where we are going." she said with a serious
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tone in her voice. although i had no idea what she was talking about.
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"oh shit, you wanted to turn two blocks back." now realizing where we were.
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"it's ok, just turn left here." after another, and then a right we were at
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the hotel. i had seen the brown palace before, and just about everyone in
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denver has heard about it. anyone who is anyone stays at the brown palace
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hotel. the president has his own suite in it. i stumbled out of the car
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and managed to keep my ground. the fresh air did me good. i finally got my
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first look at this woman who i have been talking to for the last twenty
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minutes. my god was she beautiful. she had on this long dark overcoat, big
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and clothy. something you would see gillian anderson wear in the x-files.
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she had this long dark hair and these pulsating blue eyes. they scared me
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at first glance. it looked as though she could see into my soul. maybe that
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is why she stopped for me. she had a small body and a face that could make
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any person fall in love with her.
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"so what's your name anyway?" i asked, expecting aphrodite as an answer.
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"lilith." she replied, giving me a smile.
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"well, lilith, i must begin my walk home now. thank you for bringing some
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excitement into my otherwise dull life." i said, hoping she would invite me
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to where ever she was going.
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"you can't leave me yet gabriel, we have business to attend to." and her
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plan unfolded.
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"we have business? how do you know my name?" as i almost fell to the ground.
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"you told me in the car. look, this will all be clear to you soon." she
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began walking into the building. funny, i don't remember mentioning my name
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in the car. then again i was kind of fucked up. then again i am always
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fucked up. as i walked into the hotel for the first time i couldn't
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actually see anyone. i am sure there were people around me, but i couldn't
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see anyone but her. she walked up to a counter, which i assumed was for
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checking in, and started a conversation with thin air. everything seemed
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blurry and i could feel myself losing balance.
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"my god." i could hardly talk. she looked at me, smiled, and then began
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walking off towards an elevator. i caught up to her as she darted inside
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one. i looked at her and stared hard upon her form.
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"i can barely stand, what were in those pills?" i questioned, beginning to
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loose conscience.
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"only what you needed in them." she replied, "now stop thinking and just
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let life and death take over." the elevator stopped, and so did my thought
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process. i began mumbling something about trust. i don't know what the hell
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i was talking about. she knocked on a room, i couldn't even read the
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number. some indian opened the door and we walked into a cloud of smoke.
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there were five native americans sitting in a circle on the floor. they had
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lit a fire in the middle of the room, i couldn't figure out what in the
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hell was going on. i felt something cold grab my shoulder and i spun around.
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"the tooth brush is in the back of my car, where the rest of my world
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belongs." said an old man with no teeth. "what is this, dali's playground?"
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i thought to myself, as one of the indians sitting on the floor got up,
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opened his head and removed a saw.
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"it's time to cut the bullshit don't you think?" he said as everyone began
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to laugh. i couldn't find lilith anyway in the room. just then i squeezed
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my eyelids shut and started chanting.
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"these drugs are quick, these drugs are quick, these drugs are quick, these
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drugs are quick, this isn't happening!!" i then snapped my eyes open as
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lilith stood in front of me.
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"are you ok?" she asked, as if everything i just saw was in my mind. we
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walked over to a couch and sat down.
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"yes, i suppose i am." i replied.
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"yes, as long as the man with the saw doesn't get you." she said with a
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grin. suddenly i had complete control of my senses back. i could see and
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perceive everything as is. however my reasoning was shot. i would have done
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anything right then, all someone had to do was ask me.
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"i brought you here because i need you to help me do something." she said,
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trying to sound reasonable. as if trying to sell me something, i laughed on
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the inside, knowing i would do anything for her.
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"i need to talk to someone, i need to ask them to do something very
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important, and i need your help to do it." she kept trying to explain.
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"yeah sure, whatever... i mean, anything." i caught myself trying to not be
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rude. which, considering the situation i was in, was silly as i should have
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been stark raving mad.
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"i need you to kill me. then in twenty minutes i need you to bring me back
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to life." she made this request sound as though she wanted me to call her a
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cab.
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"ok, what do you need me to do?" i was a little confused as to how she was
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planning on doing this.
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"i need you to inject this drug into me, in thirty seconds it will kill
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me." she pulled a syringe out of a little leather pouch i was unaware of
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until this moment. "then, in exactly twenty minutes i need you to inject me
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with this drug." she held up a different syringe.
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"ok." was the only word i could seem to conjugate.
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"i knew you would be cooperative." she smiled and laid back. i took the
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syringe and injected the fluid just below her inner elbow. "thank you." she
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said "see you in twenty minutes." she winked at me, closed her eyes and
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slipped into the darkness. i knew nothing of where she was going.
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looking over the leather pouch i watched the digital clock spin down.
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nineteen minutes to go. i picked up a syringe that looked identical to the
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one i just injected in her. the fluid was a light shade of red. the stuff
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used to bring her back was a dark orange. it is funny sometimes, when you
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look at your life. one minute you are drinking wine alone in your house,
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the next thing you know you are sitting over some woman who you just
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killed. life is odd when you want it to be.
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i looked over the length of the needle as i wondered who in the hell
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created the stuff. this was supernatural and science fiction rolled up into
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one bizarre walk in the night.
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being completely out of my mind i did something anyone completely out of
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their mind would have done. i looked at the timer which now read zero
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minutes remaining, and freaked out. i wasn't paying attention and had no
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idea how long it had been on zero. wasting no time i took the other needle
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and stuck it into her, right next to where the other one has gone in. i
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waited for five minutes for her to recover. i kept smacking her on the face
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hoping she would come back. however it was no use, she was dead, and as far
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as anyone knew, i was the one who killed her. how could i ever explain
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this to anyone? would anyone believe me? maybe i could just leave her here
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and never be suspected. maybe no one saw me come in with her. i went over
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many scenarios in my head on how i could get out of this situation. then it
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accord to me. at the time it seemed quite reasonable, however any sane
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person would have struck me down just for the thought.
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i picked up the other red syringe. i glanced at it, and with a witty side
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remark said "bottoms up." as i stuck the needle deep into my left arm. i
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drained all of the fluid into my body and began to feel a relaxation that i
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had never before felt. i think i even pissed my pants before all the lights
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went out.
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two
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i woke up in a strange place. that is the best that anyone could describe
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it. everything seemed dark, i could barely see ten feet in front of me.
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however anytime i got close to something, a wall, or a person, they would
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be perfectly visible to me. as if i had a light all around me. i could see
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its effects, but could not the source. it was cold as well. not so cold
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that i thought i might freeze to death, and i couldn't see my own breath,
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but it was bitter cold, just enough to get to you.
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i walked up to the first person i could find and asked him where i was.
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his only reply was the most horrific laugh i have ever heard. after a few
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minutes of waiting for him to stop laughing i began to walk away. i was
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about five feet away from him and i could barely hear his laugh anymore,
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even though i could see him still laughing like mad, my perception of him
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dimmed down. the same thing that would happen the farther you get from
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someone in any situation. however here, wherever i was, my senses we at an
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all time low, or crippled somehow.
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i walked around for about five minutes before i found any structure at all,
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it happened to be a wall. i followed its course as it led me to a gate. it
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was made entirely of metal, and was cold to the touch. it stretched up past
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my vision. i could not tell if it was locked, rusted, or just jammed but it
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would not open. i pounded fiercely on it as i screamed to get someone's
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attention.
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"where am i?" i screamed at the top of my lungs.
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"in the land of infinity." said a man with an evil grin across his face.
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"the land of infinity? where is that?" i said calming down.
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"do you remember the last thing that you did?" he said, almost chuckling in
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his words.
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"yes, i talked to this strange person who laughed at me."
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"no, no. the last thing you did before you got here? can you remember that."
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"no, i can't. well, i remember going out for a walk, then i seem to have
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woken up here."
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"did you in fact wake up here?" he just stood there with the biggest grin
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i had ever seen.
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"yes."
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"then how do you suppose you got here, eh?"
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"i don't know!" i started yelling at the man, "i don't even know where the
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hell i am, is this a dream?"
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"are you asleep?"
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"i don't know!" i began to get really annoyed, "why won't you just tell me
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where i am?" i continued to yell.
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"think larger gabriel," another voice surrounded the dark. "think of the
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moment which transpired exactly before you were here." i could here him,
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but i couldn't see anyone else.
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"who are you, where are we, how do you know who i am?" i yelled, not easing
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the anger in my voice.
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"calm down, one question at a time, all will become clear to you. after
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all, we have eternity to talk about it." he found humor in his words as he
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giggled upon them. he stood in front of me wearing all black. i couldn't
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differentiate his outfit with the surrounding darkness. he looked like a
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floating head and hands.
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"who are you?" i began, in a calm manner.
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"actually, i will answer your last question first. after all it is not
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everyday we get regular celebrities down here." he said, as though i should
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already know the answer to his question.
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"celebrities? what do you mean?"
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"don't try and be coy with me gabriel, you can't play mind games like i can."
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"what are you talking about? why won't anyone just give me a straight
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answer around here?" i started to get annoyed again.
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"do you really not know? what could have happened to you that would have
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you end up here? what could have happened to you to make you forget
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everything that has happened over the last eon?" he asked with a confused
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look upon his face.
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"where am i? just answer me that."
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"why, this is aussou, the third level of hell, the bottomless pit. here we
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are bound by chains of darkness. placed here by god himself. or," he let
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out a quick laugh, "as jude said, we are bound beneath the darkness in
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everlasting chains." he then let out a sigh, "do you not recognize?"
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"hell? did i die? this doesn't look like hell, where is all the fire,
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where are the demons with pitchforks and eternal burning souls?" he began
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to laugh as i said this.
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"through that gate if you really want to know. however that gate won't open
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until the fifth trumpet sounds. don't you read the bible anymore?"
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"no, i have always had a phobia to religion. i could never explain it,
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but i never really thought much about it though, i always just kept to
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myself."
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"wow, i wonder what you did to get this whacked up."
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"what do you mean?"
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"do you still not know who you are? can you not remember the conversations
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we've had? all the so called great things you have done for him and his
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plan?"
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"i know who i am, but i don't know what you are talking about."
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"you are gabriel, the archangel. only surpassed in rank by micheal."
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"archangel? if that is true then how come i can't remember all these things
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you say?"
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"that is one question i cannot answer. none of the rest of us experienced
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any sort of memory loss when being sent here. i guess you will just have to
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wait until we get out of here."
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"when will that be?"
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"you really should have read the bible. unfortunately we don't have a copy
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down here, not like anyone would read it anyway. like i said, when the
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fifth trumpet sounds a dot of light will descend from heaven and unlock the
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gate to the bottomless pit. we will charge out from the pit in the shape of
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the locusts who are like horses prepared for battle. abaddon will come out
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of the pit and strike down three of the seven horns of the beast. he will
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then stand larger than any other horn and raise up three new horns to take
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there place, and so on and so forth. any of this sounding familiar to you?"
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"none of it. however that still does not answer my question. when is the
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fifth trumpet going to sound, or whatever it is that needs to happen?"
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"right after the sounding of the forth trumpet." he laughed.
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"well when the hell is that?"
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"i don't know!" he yelled. "do you think any of us actually understand his
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plan? do you think any of us know what is going to happen and when? the
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bible isn't a list of detailed instructions for what is going to happen. it
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is a guide, it is supposed to give us a general idea of what has happened
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and what is going to happen. he gave those humans just enough evidence to
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let them believe in him, without giving anything away. we aren't meant to
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understand these things, we are meant to carry them out. do you understand?"
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"no, but i don't think that matters does it?"
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"not really."
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"well, who are you then, and what exactly is this place? i have never heard
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of the third level of hell, i didn't know hell had levels."
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"i am ezeqeel, he who teaches the knowledge of the clouds. i'm am also the
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only angel here who will talk to you."
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"you're an angel? what are you doing in hell if you're an angel?"
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"this is abussou. this is where god sent the fallen angels when we betrayed
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him by taking humans as our wives. we sinned against him, we sinned against
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heaven. that was the first time we realized that nothing escapes him, that
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was the first time we got a real glimpse at his plan."
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"you mean god?"
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"now you're catching on."
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"let me get this straight. so you're telling me, that i have died and gone
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to the third level of hell, which is a bottomless pit where fallen angles
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are bound by chains of darkness, and i cannot leave until the fifth trumpet
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sounds?"
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"yes."
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"on top of all that, i am some sort of archangel?"
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"yes."
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"as well, you have no idea why i don't know any of this."
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"that pretty much sums it up."
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"ok, then i only have one thing to say. who the fuck are you, you sick ass
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fucking weirdo crazy. where hell am i, why have you brought me here, take
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me home right the fuck now." i was screaming at the top of my lungs.
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he just looked down and sighed. looking up i could see a tear roll down his
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face "i wish i could give you what you want, you'll get used to it here, we
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all did." with that he quickly vanished.
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i hollered out for someone to talk to me. i began to bang on the metal
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gate, trying desperately to get it to open. nothing happened, nothing at
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all. i sat down and leaned against the gate and began to cry. i put my
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hands over my eyes and sobbed.
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three
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i woke up in a garden. the most beautiful thing i have ever seen.
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everything was too green, the air was too fresh. there was no one anywhere
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i could see. the only thing man made i could find was a cement path going
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off as far as my eye could see. here my perceptions where at an all time
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high. i could see father than ever before, i could smell flowers 20 feet
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away, i could hear birds chirping a mile away. it was the most exhilarating
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experience i have ever felt. i shouted out, "is anyone here?"
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"i'm here." sounded that sweet voice i heard not too long ago. i turned
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around and saw lilith standing behind a tree.
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"lilith, i am glad to see you."
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"what happened to you?" she said with a smile.
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"i was looking at those syringes, examining them, pondering their existence
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and creation. i looked down and noticed the counter had hit zero. i
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panicked and tried to bring you back to life but you never came back. i
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don't know how long the timer had been on zero, so i panicked some more and
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decided the most reasonable course of action would be to kill myself." i
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found it weird that i knew all this. since a few moments ago when i was at
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that other place i couldn't remember any of it.
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"that wasn't reasoning, you were told to kill yourself." she looked around,
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concerned, as if we were being watched. "look, you did the right thing,
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don't worry about it. that orange stuff was just kool aid, i never said it
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would bring me back to life, i just said you needed to inject it into me."
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she grinned as though i would find humor in her words.
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"you mean, i killed myself for your game? how do i go back?"
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"you don't get it yet gabriel. you aren't going back, you are the person i
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needed to talk to, however i couldn't talk to you on earth because you
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would have thought i was crazy if i explain what i needed you to help me
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with. besides, you couldn't help me on earth anyway." for some reason, i
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wanted to be mad at her, it felt like a natural thing to do, but i
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couldn't. something was holding back my anger.
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"could you please explain to me what is going on here? after all i did die
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for you." i couldn't seem to think one wrong thought. everything was good,
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everything was right. it wasn't that the grass was greener, it was that i
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was greener.
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"come, walk with me gabriel. i will tell you as much as i can." we began
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walking down the cement path towards what looked to be a giant city. i
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could not see the city before we had stepped on to the path, and the
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garden that was there, was now gone. nothing but rolling green fields on
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either side of me. behind me the path went on forever.
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"you see," she continued "i am on sort of a covert operation." she said, as
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she waited for a response.
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"ok." was my response.
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"well." she was reluctant to go on. "do you even know who you are?" she had
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stopped and looked right at me, as though there was no way for her to
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explain what was going on.
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"i am gabriel. this angel in hell told me i am, or was, an archangel.
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although i don't know anything about it."
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"you must have talked to ezeqeel."
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"you know him?"
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"everyone knows ezeqeel. he used to one of his best angels. that was until
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him and the other earthly angels fell."
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"yah, he mentioned that they took humans as wives or something."
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"pour ezeqeel, stuck in abussou and he doesn't even know the scope of what
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had happened to them."
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"what do you mean?"
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"for the most part he was right, the angels fell because they took humans
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for their wives and copulated with them. however you need to understand why
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they were persuaded to do it in the first place. you have to understand
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what it is to fall from his glory. being in god's light is the most
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wonderful thing in existence. each one of them knew that if they betrayed
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him they would never see that light again. of course they thought god would
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just abandon them, they had no idea they would feel his wrath. do you know
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what it is like when someone crosses you? the anger you can feel, the rage
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that possesses you? imagine next that you have the power of god. what would
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you do to the ones who cross you? ban them for eons in the third level of
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hell maybe? no one even knew what the third level of hell was until that
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happened." she paused for a moment.
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"this is all very entertaining, but you were about to explain why he didn't
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realize the scope of what had happened."
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"yes, well, it wasn't their fault you see. they were tricked and lead into
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their situation. loui and i ha--" i started laughing. "what is it?"
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"nothing really, it's just that when i was a child i had an imaginary
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friend named loui. when i was 12 he said that he would always be looking
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down at me from the moon, and then i never saw him again."
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"you speak of the same person i just mentioned. loui is just what his close
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friends call him, everyone else calls him lucifer."
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"you mean my imaginary friend for six years of my life was actually the
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devil?" i said with some surprise.
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"yes, let me explain. loui and i had tricked the fallen angels into doing
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what they did. they had no idea where it would take them."
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"but why?"
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"like i said, we didn't know what was in the third level of hell, all we
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knew is that is where he would send them. so we had to play our part in his
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plan to find this out."
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"when i was down there they said that there was no way to get out, how did
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i end up here?"
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"who has access to all of hell? loui got you out of hell and i got you into
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heaven."
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"so this is heaven, but why?"
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"i told you already, we need your help."
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"what makes you think i will help you?"
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"gabriel, ezeqeel was right, you are an archangel, but you don't remember
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any of that. do you have any idea why you ended up in abussou after you
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killed yourself?"
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"no, not really."
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"try and put it together, that is where the fallen angels are sent."
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"you are telling me that i am a fallen angel?"
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"yes."
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"do you know what happened to me?"
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"no, as far as we can tell micheal and god himself are the only ones that
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know the full extent of what happened. all i can tell you is what we have
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found out."
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"well, what have you found out?"
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"something happened to you, so god turned you into a human. at the end of
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your life you were to be sent to the bottomless pit with the rest of the
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fallen ones. we have no idea why you were made human first, but we think
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this is why you can't remember anything. humans cannot remember anything
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about this existence once they are born. this is all i know." the city was
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approaching quickly.
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"so you think i will help you because i am a fallen angel, if i betrayed
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god once, then i will do it again, is that it?"
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"you never miss a thing."
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"i don't know, this feels good. i didn't like hell, i didn't like being
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there. here though, everything is wonderful, everything is alive and real."
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"it gets dull after a while." she smirked.
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"is that why you fell?"
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"do you even know who i am?"
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"you're lilith."
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"does that mean anything to you?"
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"no."
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"i am lilith, demon of lust. i was adam's first wife, before eve. i was
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created by god from his imagination, just as man was. i was created with
|
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flaws. i guess you could say i was the first nymphomaniac. i was a power
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hungry beast of lust and passion. god could not control me so he expelled
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me from eden and that is when i met loui for the first time. god decided he
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wanted woman to be more like man, so he created eve from adam. this was his
|
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biggest mistake. he had us right the first time, he should have just
|
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accepted our nature. inside each female lies lilith, it is who we are.
|
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being created from man just masked it a little. eve was our first plot
|
|
together. it was much more easy to persuade her than i had thought."
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"what was your idea?"
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"to get eve to eat the forbidden fruit from the tree of knowledge.
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certainly you know that much about the bible."
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"yes, i heard about it."
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"of course. you do have to remember that loui is an angel. he may be
|
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ha-satan, the devil, lord of all evil, but he is still an angel. angels
|
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aren't exactly the most creative of beings. they blindly follow god. loui
|
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was the first angel to show some sort of self thought."
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"thanks a lot."
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|
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"in case you forgot you became human, you think like they do. you may still
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be an archangel, but you have all the spark of humanity in you." we were at
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the city now. "we're here. are you going to help me?"
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i was reluctant to respond. "i just don't know."
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"you have no idea what is going on here gabriel. all i can do is ensure
|
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that it will be worth it for you to help us." she had moved close to me,
|
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and gave me a look of absolute sexual intention.
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"well, in that case, why not."
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four
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my first look at the city was one of wonder. it was like ancient greeks,
|
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meet krypton. i halfway expected superman and hercules to drop by. the
|
|
first thing i noticed was a very sad looking man sitting against a wall.
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"heaven has bums?" i said.
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"that is semjaza. he is a reminder to all angels of what will happen if you
|
|
fall."
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"he is a fallen angel?"
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"yes."
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"why isn't he in abussou."
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"in a way, abussou is in him. before the angels sinned against god, semjaza
|
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knew that what they were doing was wrong. regardless of what we told them
|
|
he knew that they might get in trouble for sinning against god. he swore to
|
|
take all punishment for their actions. as he put it, he would take the
|
|
penalty of a great sin."
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"this is his punishment? it doesn't seem as bad as abussou."
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"not at first glance. god possessed his entity with guilt, remorse, and
|
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sorrow. he has to spend eons thinking about, and feeling sorry for what he
|
|
did. imagine feeling so bad about doing something that you want to kill
|
|
yourself, but can't. this is his punishment, every second of his existence.
|
|
would you still prefer it over abussou?"
|
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"on second thought, no. anyway, what is it you need my help with."
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"we are on our greatest mission ever. loui and i know that abaddon is to be
|
|
released from abussou soon. the first trumpet is close to being sounded. it
|
|
is written that loui will end up persuading abaddon into his conquests.
|
|
abaddon with be sort of like the public relations for the devil. however,
|
|
we want an edge. we want to know what is going to happen before it does, we
|
|
want to know how to play our cards right so that we end up winning the
|
|
apocalypse, not yeshua."
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"how do you plan on doing that?"
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"we plan on stealing his plan."
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"his plan?"
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"everything that has happened, and is going to happen, is all part of god's
|
|
plan. nothing happens that he doesn't know about. we want to change this."
|
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"well, then how do you plan on stealing the plan? one would think it is
|
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harder to get than all the gold from fort knox."
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"he keeps his plan in naon."
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"naon?"
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"the temple of god."
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"i see."
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"you are going to help me get into the temple so that i can look at the
|
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plan. i will obtain it, then we will leave, and you will be rewarded to
|
|
stand by our side and help be victorious over god."
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"i am a fallen angel turned human, and you are a well known demon partner
|
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of satan. how do exactly expect us to pull this off?"
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"i am not as well know as you think, and you have an advantage you didn't
|
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catch earlier."
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"what advantage is that?"
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|
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"no one knows you have fallen. we think micheal knows, but no one has seen
|
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or heard from him since you were made a human. god doesn't come around here
|
|
much. he is too busy unfolding his plan, taking care of the humans.
|
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everyone else thinks you are on some great mission of god, they don't even
|
|
know you became human. we will just waltz in there like nothing is nothing."
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|
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"won't people want to know what has been going on? what do i tell them i
|
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have been doing all this time?"
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"you have been gone longer at times. they have all existed for so long,
|
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that 26 years doesn't seem like very long at all. if anything they are
|
|
going to wonder why you were gone for so short a period. besides, no one
|
|
here really wants to try and figure out his plan any more. they just
|
|
accept it and follow out his orders. a long time ago there was a rumor
|
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that one of the archangels figured it all out, but it doesn't seem to be
|
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true since none of you know."
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"we'll try it, but if it doesn't work i'm going to say you made me do it."
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i chuckled, jokingly.
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five
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we entered naon and it was just as lilith said. a few angels looked at me,
|
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but none of them even made an effort to speak to me. i guess after being
|
|
existing for so long, you run out of things to talk about.
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as far as naon goes, it was the most spectacular construction i have ever
|
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seen. lilith called it the center of everything known. it was in the center
|
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of the city, which was in the center of heaven, which was centered between
|
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earth and hell, and in the center of naon, was his plan.
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|
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we made our way to it with ease. once we got to the room there was a locked
|
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door preventing us from getting in.
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"this is great, how are we supposed to get past that?" i asked.
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"you can open it. only archangels can open this door. just think about it
|
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being open, and it will open."
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it seemed silly to me at the time, but i did it and sure enough the door
|
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opened right up.
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"after you beautiful." i said with a smile.
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"at last, we finally have the advantage." she said with a giggling school
|
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girl voice. she practically ran into the room. the room itself was
|
|
completely dark expect for a light shining on a book in the center of the
|
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room. it was just as i imagined. not waiting any further i stepped into
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the room.
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suddenly my head felt pounded on, like i was being filled with an eternity
|
|
of realization. i almost fell to the ground as it all hit me at once. i
|
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remembered everything that i was, what had happened to me right before i
|
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was turned into a human. i stepped back towards the door as i watched her
|
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pick up the book.
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|
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"this is it." she yelled as she picked up the book and opened it. a look of
|
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confusion crossed her face as she looked through it. she flipped through
|
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the entire book and looked up at me and yelled, "it is empty. this book is
|
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full of blank pages."
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"what were you expecting lilith? you put it best when you said 'nothing
|
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happens that he doesn't know about.'" she looked up at me with even more
|
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confusion.
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|
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"what do you mean?"
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"i am the archangel gabriel. do you think that i would fall so easily? we
|
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do not blindly follow god. we do it because he is right, we do it because
|
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he is perfect, we do it to stay in his light. this entire thing has been
|
|
part of his plan."
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"what for?"
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"for you lilith. you are right, abaddon is about to be released. sooner
|
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than you think. the first trumpet is about to sound in just a few moments.
|
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ha-satan will help him behind the scenes as was written. they will end up
|
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at the apocalypse fighting against yeshua, and they will loose. they will
|
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loose because of you. you were created for a reason lilith. god does not
|
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make mistakes, that is what makes him god. you were designed for the soul
|
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purpose of leading the adversary on for all this time. you were created to
|
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influence him, to weed out the weak minded angels, to induce mankind with
|
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free will. you were the catalyst, this is why you were created, with this
|
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and no other purpose. you are no longer needed. lucifer will end this the
|
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way it was meant to be."
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"you can't get rid of me." she screamed at me.
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"remember, only an archangel can open this door." and with that the door
|
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was sealed, and lilith will now be trapped inside the center of naon for
|
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eons. the last thing heard from her was a scream so loud every being in
|
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heaven turned their eyes toward naon, just as the first trumpet sounded.
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"so it begins?" i heard a voice behind me.
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i turned around and paused for a moment, startled. "yes, it begins
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michael. the final stages of his plan."
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