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The Nurse didn't know how long she had been running, through the abandoned hallways, up and down the crumbling stairs. Her lungs burned horribly, her knees and ankles in agonizing pain from the continual dislocating. She pressed herself against a wall, twitching violently and straining to hear any sign of him. It seemed like hours she had been running and hiding, since he stepped into the hospital and mowed down an entire group of her sisters with the great knife. Something had pissed him off and she didn't intend to find out what, or allow him to take it out of her. Her bandaged eyes stung with tears thinking about how many of her sisters she had lost today, but she didn't have time to think about it.
There it was, the telltale scraping. He was close. She lunged forward, into an old patient room, her foot slipping on the dust and dirt covered floor. She went down with a loud cry, a resonating crack indicating that her ankle had finally broken. Whimpering, she pulled herself across the floor, and under the bed. Ironic that the place she was hiding was the place he wanted to get her in the most.
She pressed herself had against the wall, silent tears wetting the bandages on her face as she tries to ignore the searing pain in her leg. The door was thrown open, causing her to twitch violently, stiffeling a scream by biting her cheek hard enough to taste her own blood.
She watched as his heavily booted feet stalked in the door, able to see the tip of the Great Knife being drug behind him. The Nurse closed her eyes tightly, and hoped beyond all hope that he didn't find her.
Pyramid Head growled in frustration. He'd killed too many of them when he came in, giving the others too much time to run and hide. Now he couldn't find any. He knew the one he had been following and ran down this hall, whether she was in this room he wasn't sure. With a roar he ripped an old cabinet out of the wall and threw it across the room. He'd be damned if he let the whore get away from him with as long as he chased her. Raising his gnarled hands to the heavy helmet he took and deep breath, attempting to calm himself, and looked around the room again. Blood, there next to the door, he smirked and followed the fresh trail with his eyes across the room, it was under the bed. Whether it was his nurse or not he didn't know nor care. At this point he would fuck a Mumbler if it meant getting some relief.
He stalked over to the bed, his heavy footfalls echoing throughout the room. Gripping the bed frame tightly he lifts the entire thing off the floor, hurling it across the room and looked down at the Nurse with a satisfied smirk hidden beneath the massive helmet He reached down and grabbed her by the front of her tight dress, pulling her hip into the air and slamming her against the wall. He licked his lips, looking over her struggling form, loving how the far too small dress rode up her hips, nearly exposing her to him completely. His eyes traveled up her sculpted legs, following the curve of her wide hips to her tiny waist, then to her very large and heaving chest. He pressed himself against him, groaning as his erection ground against her sex. He began pulling her dress open, stopping when he noticed the unraveling bandages on her head.
The Nurse gave a cry as her hiding place was literally torn from her, squirming and struggling in his grip and he forcefully pressed her into the wall. She really did not like how he was looking at her, not that she could really see where he was looking, but she felt his eyes on her just the same. Her concealed eyes frantically searching the room for any means of escape, abandoning that hope when he pressed himself against her. She wasn't able to stop the small spasm she felt between her legs when he began grinding his manhood against her, her body already betraying her from the wetness she felt beginning to form on her lower lips. She began t panic slightly as he started undressing her, blinking at him oddly when he stopped.
She stared into the helmet, trying to figure out what he was looking at, twitching as his hands came up to her face. Was he…no! She began struggling violently; pushing against him as he started to uncover her face. NO ONE was allowed to see her face. Not even him. She kicked and slapped as hard as she could, her efforts having little to no effect on him as he tore the bandages from her face. The Nurse attempted to turn her head away from him but he grabbed her by the jaw, she could feel him staring at her intently.
She had a face?
Pyramid head blinked at the nurse from under the helm. He had honestly expected to find some bloody mass of veins and nerves, or at least a skull under the bandages that he didn't even know were bandages. Instead he was looking into one of the most gorgeous faces he'd ever seen. The nurse had short, choppy black hair that hung limply around her face. Two blood red eyes were blinking at him curiously as he looked over her razor-sharp cheekbones, her small slightly pointed nose, and two very full and bloodstained lips. He took a shuddering breath and ripped open her dress, groaning as her large breasts bounced slightly, being free of the tight restraint. As if he didn't want her bad enough to begin with, now he would be able to see what he was going to her. He chuckled darkly, running a hand over her chest, trailing his dirty fingernails roughly down her abdomen until he reached her twitching cunt, forcing two of his thick fingers deep inside of her.
The Nurse cried out, her hips jerking from his sudden invasion, she squirmed more, no longer sure if she was trying to get away from him or if she was trying to give herself more pleasure. She moaned as he spread his fingers out inside of her, stretching her tight walls out to the point she felt as if they would rip. Suddenly, he began thrusting his fingers in and out of her, causing her to gasp and moan loudly, her hips rocking against the wall as she attempted to move them with his hands. His palm was grinding hard against her swollen clitoris, causing her to shake violently, pushing her far over the edge. She screamed out as she was consumed by her orgasm, twitching and bucking in his arms, only barely able to hear him groan over her own cries.
Pyramid Head groaned as his erection throbbed painfully, feeling the Nurse get off around his fingers making him harder than he already was. He finally withdrew his fingers from her tight snatch as her orgasm ended, looking at her lustfully as she fell back against the wall, panting heavily. He used his hips to push her gorgeous legs apart more, bringing his cum soaked fingers up to her lips and forcing them into her mouth. The Nurse gave a startled cry but obediently licked and sucked them, cleaning herself off of his hand. He gave a grunt and suddenly tore off his smock, tossing it off to the side.
He roughly gripped her left hip, grabbing his member with the other hand and guiding it to her soaked entrance. The Nurse bit her bottom lip and closed her eyes, screaming out when he violently slams his massive cock inside of her. He didn't give her a chance to adjust to him, roughly thrusting in and out of her. Drawing himself to the point he was almost out of her before plowing back in. The Nurse crying out every time. She could feel her internal walls begin to tear the longer he fucked her, and she was in love with the pain. Her hips moved against his roughly, their combined roughness causing their hips to smack together loudly. He growled and gripped her by the waist, her grey skin bruising, ribs cracking, only causing her more pleasure. Her small hands hold onto his shoulders as she continues to thrust back against him, watching as the blood from her twat smears over her thighs, coating his huge member.
Pyramid Head was amazed by this Nurse, she wanted this? He had to admit the way she was moving her hips was giving him more pleasure than he had ever felt before. He groans and continues to drive himself into her, thrusting harder and harder, watching how her face contorts in pleasure, hearing her cries pushing him closer and closer to his orgasm.
The Nurse gives one final cry, her body spasming violently with another orgasm, this one far more intense than the first. Pyramid Head throws his head back and roars, thrusting into her hard, his hips sealing against hers as he releases deep into her. His cock twitches inside of her as he finishes, breathing hard and looking down at her.
She was leaning back against the wall, panting hard and softly rubbing her bruised ribs. He cocks his head and looks down at her. She didn't appear to be too damaged to live. He honestly considered keeping her. It would be nice to have something there all the time so he didn't have to go searching every time the need got too strong to handle. And this little whore appeared to be more than willing to spread her legs for him whenever he wanted. He smirked and withdrew himself from her.
The Nurse slid down the wall and lands on the ground hard, groaning in pain and pulling her dress on slowly. She slips slightly in the mess of blood and cum on the floor, and screams as she finds herself suddenly being lifted up. He held her bridal style for a moment, then shifted her to one arm as he picked up the great knife again. Carrying her out of the room.
The Nurse sighed and leaned against him, too spent to fight. She didn't care where he was taking her, so long as she got to live.


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Did things have to be this complicated? Posiedon, king of the sea, had summoned me because of my great prowess. I was not special, really, I was of average beauty, average everything. Except my specialty. I was an explorer, able to live in the barrens of the sea for months. I had discovered much for Posiedon, new lands, new animals, and the like.
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"Lovely Strata, I hereby say, that you, whom has explored vast amounts of land, claiming them for me, and helping my nation immesly, I hereby decree that you shall live on the new planet, where your powers shall help greatly. Tough you must be to survive there, before it shall turn into a great planet, ruled by my daughter, Jambalini."
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"The seahorse is ready, Strata." the king said. "Go on, and good fortune to you." I walked over to my seahorse, climbing on. I flicked my short-cropped brown hair, waving goodbye to those that remained. I had no mirror, but I knew the extent of my plainness. I wondered how I could compete with Jambalini, said to be one of the prettiest nymphs in Posiedon's kingdom. Well, she wasn't really in his kingdom anymore, was she?


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- Feb 22, 2017 - Mar 9, 2017 (16 days)
- Program Contribution - $1,300.00 to $1,500.00 Early Bird Registration (Before December 1st) - $1,200.00 to $1,400.00 Registered Students (proof of registration required) - $1,100.00 to $1,250.00
Healers who are involved in natural healing modalities from around the globe with great diversity of natural medicine & therapy practices are wholeheartedly invited to join us for the Intercultural Healing exchange program with the Paititi Institute in the Sacred Valley of Peru.
This retreat is a powerful opportunity for healers to more deeply awaken their path of service while at the same time deepening their practice, be they a new student or a long-time practitioner. In this process healers have the opportunity to learn from and experience the Ando-Amazonian healing traditions, as well as offer their gifts as a healer to local Peruvian communities.
Program Overview
This program is designed for healers to deepen their personal healing experience as well as embrace the essential reciprocity inherent in nature. Intercultural exchange is a core value of Paititi Institute and we are inspired to create this container in order for healers to both learn and share, to heal and offer healing.
As an essential part of the Intercultural Healing Exchange Program, participants experience firsthand the Andean and Amazonian indigenous medicine and transformation practices, a learning process that accounts for roughly 50% of their stay. These healing traditions have the ability to greatly amplify the individual healing capacity of the natural medicine practitioners. The retreat includes at least one Ayahuasca ceremony and one San Pedro ceremony. Transformation is facilitated by formally initiated healers and guides who serve as intercultural bridges of the timeless planetary wisdom of humanity.
During the second half of the retreat, participants' time will be dedicated to offering service in a natural medicine clinic which will be set up in a small mountain village. This can involve treating hundreds of local people from a wide range of health conditions.
Additional cultural activities will be included throughout the retreat. Activities may include the opportunity to learn about medicinal plants from Peru, hike in the mountains of the sacred valley, visit ruins, learn about traditional weaving, experience traditional dances and connect with local healers.
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Clinics will be held in a small village in the region near the Sacred Valley where access to both natural and occidental health care support is limited.
The core of the clinic is based on Traditional Chinese Medicine however we welcome healers from a wide range of natural medicine modalities to participate. Common modalities incorporated include Physical Therapy, Chiropractic treatments, Craniosacral Therapy, Massage Therapy, Reiki, Homeopathy and Nutrition. Additional modalities are welcomed and depending on the skills and modalities of the practitioners present, the clinic format will be adjusted. Various skill levels from beginner to advanced are also welcomed. The variety of roles in clinics are adjusted to match the participant's level and experience. Regardless of your experience level, we work to find a role where each participant can be most engaged.
The healing clinics are overseen by a local MD doctor, Traditional Chinese Medicine doctors, and Andean or Amazonian medicine men/women. All patients go through an intake process with a
designated team and a recommended treatment is prepared for healers to follow as a guideline.
The level of guidance and oversight will vary depending on each participants level of experience.
Clinic days can vary. Some days are quieter with down time and other clinic days will keep you on your feet with long lines of patients. Be prepared to work hard and be on your feet all day.
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Contribution (14 days)
Retreat Contribution: $1300 – 1500 USD
Early Bird Contribution: $1200 – 1400 USD (if registered by December 1st)
Registered Students: $1100 – 1250 (proof of registration required)
Past IHE Participants: $925 (at cost)
Some scholarships are available for students, local Peruvians and others from developing countries with financial limitations. Contact us directly to discuss.
Why we have a Contribution and how we calculate it:
This retreat is not purely a volunteer service retreat but involves the reciprocity of both giving and receiving. We make an effort to keep our cost down so that we can make this retreat as accessible as possible. As an organization we have a transparency policy. The following is our actual per person cost for running this program. These number are based on actual cost where we have them and where we don't have them we estimate based on past clinics expenses and average participation numbers. If we are able to reduce our cost based on higher then average participation we will extend an additional discount to the group enrolled.
Estimate cost per person
- Food (food cost and cooks): $215
- Lodging Cost: $225
- Transportation during retreat to clinics: $35
- Facilitators travel and expenses: $175
- Ceremonies and herb class (includes 1 Ayahuasca ceremony, 1 San Pedro ceremony, Quero Despacho Ceremony, Herb Class, and Cacao
- Ceremony): $170
- Supplies: $30
- Marketing: $15
- Administration: $65
TOTAL estimated cost per person: $925 USD
This cost does not include any our main facilitators who all volunteer their time.
Please understand that there must be a small profit margin for this program to be sustainable as there can always be some unexpected cost and since we are fully self funded as an organization, profit is essential to continue to evolve and grow our service. Any profits are donated towards the development of community outreach programs as well as establishing a natural medicine clinic that runs year around.
Terms & Refund policy:
- We accept payments via credit card which are made during the online application process. If you are not accepted into this program, your payment will be fully refunded.
- Your balance must be paid in full at least 6 weeks prior to the start of the program(January 11) to guarantee your reservation. We will charge your credit card on file automatically on this date. If you wish to use a different card it is your responsibility to contact us.
- Your contribution and/or deposit is refundable with 3 months advanced notice. Any refunds given (once accepted into the retreat) are subject to a 10% administration fee.
- After 3 months the 30% deposit is NOT refundable but is transferable to a future Paititi Institute program provided we receive your cancelation notice 6 weeks prior to the start date. Transferred credits are valid for up to 2 years. Any amount paid over 30% is refundable with 6 weeks notice.
- For cancellations within 6 weeks of the start date, payments are non-refundable and will only be transferable to a future program if we can fill your place in the program. We will try our best to do so.
- The payment is non-refundable and non-transferable once the program begins.
- We reserve the right to cancel this program if our minimum number of 10 participants is not met 6 weeks prior to the start date. All payments will be fully refunded if the retreat is canceled.
I participated in the Intercultural Healing Exchange program a couple years ago in Peru with the Paititi Institute. My reflections on this experience include a multitude of beautiful, profound, and life-long memories. An acupuncture student at the time, I was drawn to expand my education beyond the classroom, as well as receive inspiration and knowledge from other practitioners and students of medicine, deepening my personal journey into being a healer. What I received was much more than I imagined or expected. I gained friendships to last a life-time, and now have collegues to connect with around the country. The environment itself was healing, educational, inspirational, restful, and deeply nourishing. We had time for stillness, rest, connection, journaling, singing, purification, learning about healing herbs and permaculture, and the ability to practice our medicine. We were fed delicious and nourishing foods and a cleansing and purifying diet. Roman and Cynthia are truly serving this world in so many ways. The clinic environment was deeply touching, seeing the gratitude and vulnerability of the native people, and that they truly benefit and need medical intervention. Their access to help is limited and they have endured so much in their way of life. This is something I would return to do countless times as the reward is priceless and deeply healing. I highly recommend Cultural Healing Exchange for any student or practitioner of medicine who wants to dive deeper and be supported in the self discovery of the healer they aspire to be. This is truly an opportunity for deep personal growth, gratitude for life, and an overall joyful and positive experience. It is when we meet our edges that we soften and begin to unfold into the potential of our deepest spiritual self, and integrate this in our daily life.
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Sinn Féin MLA Caitriona Ruane has commended the Union of Students of Ireland for passing a motion of support for the marriage equality motion she is bringing before the Assembly on April 29th.
Ruane stated, "The Union of Students of Ireland (USI) which represents over 350,000 students across Ireland has unanimously adopted a motion in support of the marriage equality motion I am bringing before the Assembly.
"As many countries including England and Wales move similar motions it is important that gay and lesbian couples are afforded the same rights here.
"Marriage equality gives gay and lesbian couples equal rights under the law and does not impinge on anyone's religious rights or beliefs so there is no reason why we can't have full support.
Ruane added, "I commend the USI for their support on this issue which shows that younger people have a better grasp of ensuring equality for all citizens and this is very welcoming."
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For several years, Americans have been debating the use for biomedical research of embryos produced by in vitro fertilization (originally for reproductive purposes) but now left in a frozen condition in cryopreservation units. President Bush has restricted the use of federal funds for stem-cell research of the type that makes use of these embryos and destroys them in the process. I support the President's restriction, but some legislators with excellent pro-life records, including John McCain, argue that the use of federal money should be permitted where the embryos are going to be discarded or die anyway as the result of the parents' decision. Senator Obama, too, wants to lift the restriction.
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President-elect Obama's transition chief said Sunday the incoming administration is looking to reverse President Bush's executive orders on stem cell research, oil and gas drilling and other matters.
John Podesta said the president can use such orders to move quickly without waiting for Congress to act, highlighting the extraordinary powers a president can wield beyond signing legislation approved by Congress. Podesta said people should expect Obama to use those powers to reverse many policies of the Bush administration.
"I think across the board, on stem cell research, on a number of areas, you see the Bush administration even today moving aggressively to do things that I think are probably not in the interest of the country," Podesta said in a broadcast interview.
"There's a lot that the president can do using his executive authority without waiting for congressional action, and I think we'll see the president do that," Podesta said.
President Bush has limited federal spending on stem cell research, a position championed by opponents of abortion rights. Obama has supported the research in an effort to find cures for diseases such as Alzheimer's.
One of my fellow CADRE members commented in response to my prior blog that he didn't see the President as having that much influence on this issue. But this article demonstrates that the President can push for and unilaterally increase the ease with which both abortions and embryonic stem cells can be killed in the name of "the general welfare" of the people.
This is bad, in my opinion and the opinion of many in those who want to help the most helpless among us. However, if the article is right, Obama wants to go much further than this.
But Obama would not stop there. He has co-sponsored a bill-strongly opposed by McCain-that would authorize the large-scale industrial production of human embryos for use in biomedical research in which they would be killed. In fact, the bill Obama co-sponsored would effectively require the killing of human beings in the embryonic stage that were produced by cloning. It would make it a federal crime for a woman to save an embryo by agreeing to have the tiny developing human being implanted in her womb so that he or she could be brought to term. This "clone and kill" bill would, if enacted, bring something to America that has heretofore existed only in China-the equivalent of legally mandated abortion. In an audacious act of deceit, Obama and his co-sponsors misleadingly call this an anti-cloning bill. But it is nothing of the kind. What it bans is not cloning, but allowing the embryonic children produced by cloning to survive.


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Imagine two air traffic controllers alone in a tower of a little used airfield late at night somewhere in the Rocky Mountain states. No flights are expected for the evening, and the two air traffic controllers are there mainly to communicate with flights heading towards busier destinations and to handle any potential emergency situations. Bored, the two like to pass the time by playing cards. This particular evening, something unusual happens: the radar picks up an object in range. Imagine the following conversation.
"Hmmm," the first air traffic controller murmurs as he looks at the radar screen. "Looks like the radar is picking up a plane in the area."
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"But the signal on the radar . . . ."
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"Exactly. So, if you can understand why I don't think that's flight 236 from Xenia, you can understand why I don't believe that's there's any airplane out there at all. Hence, you don't believe there's any airplane out there either."
The logic is the same. There is no logical justification to say that because I don't believe that a particular doesn't exist, it means that I am close to believing that none of the set of things of which the particular was a member doesn't exist. In fact, there is a huge difference between the belief that a particular thing doesn't exist and the belief that none of a thing exist. I can believe that Sherlock Holmes doesn't exist, but still believe that detectives exist, can't I?
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Pooh then said, "need to get out." So I got out and saw ...
The journey is the reward.
... anything else they wanted to give me their love. At least, that's how I see it. I will never forget those kids - they truly have a special place in my heart!
I also miss other volunteers that I came to love and befriend. It is funny how close you can become to people in such a short time. But it was so nice to be completely surrounded by people who see the world the way that I do - people with bleeding hearts for the men, women, and children of Africa. Every ...
Late Night (panic!) Packing
... four years to totally nerd out all together in classes on Political Science, International Relations, Philosophy and French, giving me a wider scope on issues that intersect the global world.
Yet sitting stuck in middle Georgia, I would have been better apt to study southern sociology, racial psychology or the good ol' boy business.
Let's just say, I am not one to thrive on ...


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It's kinda hard to keep balance when you're running and you've just been shot in the arm. The wound throbs and burns, making my vision go hazy. I'm forced to trust my feet as I run blindly forward across the fields.
Somehow, I make it to the shade of some trees before I even have a chance to think about how to get the bullet out of me. Walking a little further into the small copse I lean against one of the trees, gasping involuntarily as it jolts my arm.
After a moment, I force myself to bite the bullet (haha...!) and pull it out with my fingers, cursing the lack of tweezers or forceps to get it out instead. Tentatively, I poke the wound gently, sliding down the rough tree a little as a wave of nausea makes my eyes water.
Sucking in a deep breath, I close my eyes and carefully push my finger in deeper, all too aware of just how disgusting and painful this is. I can honestly say I'd rather have every other bone in my body broken than do this again. Nausea hits me again and this time it's here to stay as I move my finger closer to the bullet, catching the edge of it with my nail.
Hooking my nail under the edge of it, I try to tug it out, resisting the urge to throw up as my stomach twists violently. You'd have thought with amazing healing abilities, my body might make use of that and numb the sickening, throbbing pain. But no, I feel every single little movement of the bullet, mini stabs of pain adding themselves to the huge knot of general agony.
I ease the bullet out, letting it drop to the floor. Pressing my hand over the hole in my arm, I breathe slowly, trying to dispel the persistent queasiness.
It's not really working, but hey, I got the bullet out of me, and I can feel my flesh stitching itself back together already.
I was planning on waiting there until it healed over, but when I hear footsteps nearby, just off to my left, I set off again, aimlessly running as fast as I can without flying straight into one of the skinny birch trees that keep appearing out of nowhere at me. I need to find somewhere to sleep, but I've completely lost all bearing on where I am. I could be running in circles for all I know. Trees all look the same to me.
So long as the person the footsteps belong to doesn't catch me, I don't even care.
I just hope Maxxie's okay.


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We both get to do obedience, rally, and agility. I have AKC titles, including a CDX in obedience, an RE in rally, and both an NAP and an NJP in agility. I might get to do regular classes in agility if I start doing the weave poles faster, but I can't figure out how to avoid touching any of the poles (eew!) if I go too fast. You can see a video of me doing agility on this site. In obedience, my mom thinks I am close to getting a UD if I would just lie down by the judge during the "signal exercise." I'm not so sure about that ... I mean, why would I lie down by a stranger, especially when my mom doesn't even bother to tell me "good girl" when I do it? She used to tell me "good girl" all the time in rally, but apparently now we are done with rally. Sigh.
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"I Have A Bad Feeling About This..." "Really? No *Cough*, Sherlock."Mature
"So I've been wondering…"
"If you are wolves…"
"And wolves are related to dogs, or whatever…"
"Does that make your mother a b-"
The Alpha breathes in, and then lets out an eardrum-shattering roar, literally inches from my face. I'm showered by spit, but it's better than being hit in the face again. Which is pretty much what I expected for a remark like that.
It'd been like this right from the start. I came quietly. I didn't want to make a fuss, just to get things sorted out and leave. So I take one step into their camp, greet them with a smile, and they tie me up to the exact same poles they used before. Except with iron chains instead of ropes. And arranging it so I was hanging off the ground. My head must've been at about the nine-foot mark - perfect height to make it really uncomfortable for me, and for the Alpha to get in all those rib and jaw shots. Which he loved to do, apparently.
He let loose a few quick punches which knocked the wind out of me, then followed up with a mean uppercut which snapped my head back. The Alpha danced around me like a boxer for a few more seconds, then settled on his feet and grabbed my jaw, pulling me forward to face him.
"I'll ask you again, you angelic piece of dirt – why did you try to hurt Tobias? Why did you leave a crater in our midst? And why did you summon that… thing to the camp?!" With the last word he lunged in with another punch, which took away all the breath I had just got back.
"Well, I don't think he'll be able to answer many questions if you keep doing that to him." GreyWolf stepped out from behind the Alpha, stepping in between us and looking up at me. "You never thought of, I don't know, simply asking him these questions before tying him up and using him as a semi-immortal punching bag?"
"The threat he poses is too great," the Alpha said, washing specks of my blood off his hands with water from a wooden bowl. "I have no time to sit around and play Papa with an angelic being."
"Shame – back in my days as Alpha, it would be deemed rude not to treat guests with respect". GreyWolf sat down on a stool to my left. I spat blood out of my mouth – to the right, obviously – and stared down at him.
"Sorry about your coat, Storyteller – it's not really in any state to be returned. I'll make sure to repay you for it someday."
"You could repay him now by answering my questions!" the Alpha growled, coming to stand in front of me again.
"Its his repayment, not yours. And he's right, I might have been more willing to give you the answers, or at least the ones I know, if you hadn't trussed me up like a rag doll, you ignorant-"
So what I said next was basically a generic derogatory angelic word. It doesn't really have a translation; so don't bother asking me to explain it. In heaven, it might have riled someone's feathers. But on Earth, it had a much stronger reaction.
It was like a shockwave coming from my mouth. GreyWolf was knocked backwards off his stool, legs up in the air. The Alpha crossed his arms in front of his face and growled. Objects all over the place were knocked around, and all the flames of the torches went out. When it subsided, it was pitch black, and the only thing I could see were the Alpha's eyes. The shockwave hadn't even knocked him back a step. But he was pissed off.
He roared, drew his knife and stabbed forward. I couldn't see it, but I could feel the blade slide into me, between my ribs. It was cold as ice, and the feeling spread through my chest. I coughed, and could taste blood in my mouth.
"Punctured lung" the Alpha said triumphantly, pulling his knife back and wiping the blood – my blood – for it with a cloth. "Now you might actually think about giving me those answers, huh?"
"Oh my poor boy…" GreyWolf was picking himself up from the floor. "You really have never dealt with an angel, have you?"
"What?" the Alpha snapped back. He turned to look at me, and saw the faint silvery-white glow that was building up around me.
"Protection glyph number four broken – immediate assistance necessary. Reconstruction time remaining – eleven hours fifteen minutes remaining. Increasing recovery… Reconstruction complete. Defense protocol three commissioned. Have a nice day."
I looked up and grinned apologetically. "Sorry about the second crater."
Both hybrids eyes widened. Then they ran from the hut.
An explosion was what I had been expecting – something that would level this hut and let me walk out of it seeming badass. I didn't quite get my wish.
The silvery light around me intensified, and I felt my insides healing up. My lung reinflating, the wound sealing together, and surprisingly a tiny bit of my old power coming back. It was a tiny percentage of what I'd had before, but it was comforting.
When the light faded, I dropped to the ground. The light had burnt through the chains, as well as a lot of the items in the room, and part of the ground beneath me. Nothing as major as the crater I had left outside, but I bet it was still going to piss off the Alpha a lot.
Speak of the devil (figuratively), the Alpha reappeared in the doorway, panting heavily. It seemed that he hadn't got out of the way fast enough – he had shifted, and part of his fur was smoking from where it had been singed off. I was in trouble.
"Defense protocol three decommissioned. Escape protocol one commissioned."
I was starting to remember what all of these things I kept saying without meaning to actually meant. I smiled.
"Thanks, Cephi." I waved at the Alpha, who dived at me. I disappeared.
The Alpha howled in anger, while GreyWolf covered his ears.
"Alright, alright. He got away, don't take it out on my ears."
The Alpha stopped, and shifted back to human form. He paced around the tiny crater the angel had left in his wake, then stopped when two guards appeared in the doorway, looking very confused.
"Summon Imogen, and that mate of hers. I will have words with them both. You, check on Tobias, and bring him here." Both the guards ran to attend to their duties.
GreyWolf righted his stool, part of it burned black, and tutted. The Alpha sighed. "What do you have to say now, Storyteller?"
"That you should not have lost your temper. That angel was our only source of information. And if what was summoned on that night he arrived – if what I'm guessing is correct – then we cannot afford to make any more enemies out of possible allies. We're going to need all the help we can get."
"Nonsense!" the Alpha laughed. "We are the hybrids. We have survived scorching summers and freezing winters, such events that have driven humanity into hiding while we stood and faced it head on. What help could we possibly need from one angel?"
GreyWolf said nothing for a moment, and then closed his eyes. When he opened them again, the Alpha recognized that look. A story was coming.
"Tell me, Alpha – what do you know of the Apocalypse?"
I reappeared back in the café, but I didn't need my angel powers to tell me something was wrong. Tables were overturned, and the glass cover for the display case was smashed. The kitchen door hung open on one hinge, and no lights were on. The place was deadly quiet.
"ANNIE!" I shouted, racing up the stairs. I searched the whole place – everywhere was wrecked, and Annie was nowhere to be found. I raced back downstairs, going to check the kitchen.
I took one step into the room and fell flat on my back.
I groaned as I rolled over, checking the back of my head – no blood this time. At least, not mine.
It was in a pool in the middle of the floor. No signs of how it was spilled, just a big pool of it. And some drops and smudges that led to the back door. On the doorframe, an extra smudge in an unmistakable shape. A handprint.
I played it through in my mind. Someone had come in, and attacked Annie. She had fought back, as she would, but couldn't win. She'd been hurt. The figure had then taken her out the back door – she had grabbed it in an attempt to stop him, or her, but had failed.
She'd been hurt.
I was breathing heavily now. Feelings were boiling up inside me now. Feelings that I'd never felt as an angel. These were definitely human feelings, and I knew this ones name.
Rage. But I didn't care.
I knelt down beside the pool of blood, and got a little on the end of my finger. I closed my eyes, hoping that my tiny bit of power would allow me to do this.
"Cephi, analyze this blood. Tell me who it belongs to."
"Analyzing" I said in a voice that wasn't my own. I scowled.
"Cephi, switch from external to internal speakers." I figured that having a voice in my head would be better than having a second voice. Especially in public.
"Request denied. Power levels insufficient. Blood belongs to the acquaintance you refer to as 'Annie'. How do you wish to proceed?"
"Damn. Sh-*cough*. Request permission to rescue?"
"Request permission to avenge?"
"Then what can I do?!"
"Anything you want. You are outside of angelic jurisdiction, as you are no longer a full angel. You have lost your Grace, and your weapon. How do you wish to proceed?"
I was shocked by this for a moment. Then I remembered Annie, and the rage came boiling back.
"Fine. I'm going back to the hybrids camp to get Annie back. Disengage all cautionary sigils and glyphs. I need power, and I want them to know I'm coming."
"Sigils and glyphs disengaged. Warning – at this low level of power, it is likely you will be killed by the hybrids. Do you wish to proceed?"
I scowled. Cephi, the computer-like manager system for all angelic beings on Earth was really useful, but also a pain in the arse.
"Yes, I do."
"Fine. Your funeral."
"Human death celebration or party."
I stepped through the pool of Annie's blood and walked out through the back door. Annie was the one person on Earth who had actually helped me after I'd fallen.
She'd been taken.
Not to parody Liam Neeson (of whom Annie was a massive fan – she'd already made me watch Phantom Menace, Batman Begins and Taken, twice), but I was going to make those hybrids pay with their pelts for taking her.


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Friedrich Wilhelm Adami
Friedrich Wilhelm Adami (18 October 1816 – 5 August 1893) was a German author, critic, and publicist. He was born at Suhl, Thuringia, Germany, studied medicine, then philosophy and history, in Berlin. He was a regular theater critic and columnist for the Neue Preussische Zeitung newspaper, as well as doing translations. Among his most renowned original works are Ein ehrlicher Mann (1850) and Der Doppelgänger (1870). Among his collections of historical tales are Fürstenund Volksbilder aus der vaterländischen Geschichte (1863) and Aus den Tagen zweier Könige (two volumes, 1866). His works are known for his clear writing style and a thoroughly patriotic tone.[1]
Adami was the son of a surgeon, Christian Gottlieb Adami, and his wife Regina Dorothea. At his father's behest, he began studying medicine in 1835, in Berlin, but soon switched to philosophy and history. On September 28, 1841, Adami married the actress Auguste Pohl in Berlin.
In 1836, he starting working as a freelance employee for the Berliner Figaro for the publisher Ernst Litfaß. In 1839, he founded Sonnenblumen - or the Sunflower - which was an annual almanac of historical and modern novels. He stopped publishing it after ten years due to the revolutions of 1848 in the German states. He then became a critic and columnist for the Neuen Preußischen Zeitung newspaper in 1849.
Adami was considered a conservative and he was, in his time, a successful writer. For many of his publications, he used the nom de plume Paul Fronberg.
Selected works[edit]
- Dramatische Genrebilder aus der vaterländischen Geschichte (Dramatic genre painting from the country's history). Berlin, 1870 (2 volumes).
- Große und kleine Welt. Selected historical novels. Berlin, 1870 (4 volumes).
- Luise, Königin von Preußen. Biography. Berlin, 1882.
- Vor fünfzig Jahren. Nach den Aufzeichnungen von Augenzeugen. (Fifty Years Ago - According to the records of eyewitnesses) Berlin, 1863.[2]
- Aus Friedrichs des Großen Zeit. (From the time of Frederick the Great) Berlin, 1869.
- Emil Dovifat (1953), "Adami, Friedrich Wilhelm", Neue Deutsche Biographie (NDB) (in German), 1, Berlin: Duncker & Humblot, p. 56; (full text online)
- Eduard Vollmer:[3] Berliner Theaterkritiker. Eine Kritik der Kritik. (Berlin Theatre Critic - A critique of the critique) Gerstmann, Berlin, 1884.
- Karl Friedrich Ludwig Goedeke: Grundriß zur Geschichte der deutschen Dichtung/N.F., Bd. 1. (Outline of the history of German literature) Verlag Ehlermann, Berlin, 1940, P. 120–133.
- ^ This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Gilman, D. C.; Thurston, H. T.; Colby, F. M., eds. (1905). "Bessemer, Henry". New International Encyclopedia (1st ed.). New York: Dodd, Mead.
- ^ Thematisiert den Beginn der Befreiungskriege.
- ^ Pseudonym für Ludwig Stein.
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