Page 57 of Total Lunar Eclipse
Vodka, maybe?
Whiskey?
Rum?
I don’t drink, so I don’t know the proper saying, but you guys get the gist, right?
She slips down easier than a load to the back of the throat.
How’s that for an analogy?
Pretty damn classy, huh.
Edgar calls my name again.
What does the horse-man want?
It’s not until I look up to address Edgar that I realize Lina might have slipped a littletooeasily down my throat. Because she’s gone and only her essence is left.
Fuckmylife.
“Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh! Shit! Edgar, do something!” I command the stunned centaur.
I don’t wait for Edgar to respond; I just slurp up Moon’s particle remains like a creeper.
Once the totality of Lina’s essence settles inside of me, I feel myself expand outward. I’m like Jafar at the end of Aladdin; I have infinite cosmic powers, but without the itty-bitty living space! I’m pure Luminary power, coupled with every other flavor of Major energy. I let myself become one with the fabric of time and space.
I am limitless.
I am all-powerful.
I am the Universe!
An amused chuckle fills my head.
“You are not me,child,” the voice echoes through my brain.
“Come again?” I ask telepathically, as I lack a physical mouth.
“Iam the Universe,” the sexless voice responds.
“Oh, apologies. I’m Zahra, nice to meet you.”
Another chuckle.
“I didn’t mean to. . . to, ah,eatMoon. I was just trying to get a little pick me and-”
“I know,my child,” the voice cuts me off. “But what do you plan on doing now?”
As I float in the infinite abyss, I ponder this question.
“Khal, I mean Saturn, mentioned that if I killed Moon, I could bring back the others.”
“Yes, her life for those she ingested.”
“So my life for all of my guys’?” I ask.
“Yes, and Moon’s, too.”
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