"I'm sure you're sucking the nectar of the gods from these?"
The Cod tried as much as possible not to think of what he thinking. He knew that twasnt the best thing to think about. He didn't want to nurse the thought. He didn't want to put up with it. He didn't want to identify with the odds. He knew what he was putting up with. He couldn't be sure. He did wish that he would be and would be able to figure out what he was supposed to do. He didn't even know. He was becoming clueless and nothing else did get on and crush his nerve than that. He would take everything but that. He would put up with everything but that. He wouldn't take the chance. He knew what he would meet up with. He knew what he would try to understand. He didn't even know how to make meaning of it. He would only keep reeling from the thoughts. He would keep running the course over and over again. He couldn't put up with the right thought. He did want t
"Where again are we? Ain't you tired of all this." The view was familiar. He knew what twas. He had been there before. He wouldn't want to act as though he couldn't think or couldn't arrive at a sane judgement. That would rather be belittling. He didn't want an odd thing to have a start with him. He would try to scribble the implication of where he was on the platter of his memory. That should help him. It did seem as though he had sucked that imagery before. He did need to puke at that moment. If he wouldn't do that, he wouldn't be able to figure out where he was. He looked. He wasn't sure if he was seeing. He didn't even know if his eyes were open. It did seem as though a mist had made mess of his sight. He didn't even know what to put up with. He wasn't trying to play around the whole thing. He did only want to be sure. Everyone would want to do that. No one would ever want to be pawned. He hated having that feelings. He w
"I'll have you whenever I want!" He didn't want to process that thought. He didn't need to. He did know what the Nymph could do and was lying wait for her. He didn't want to think the odds thoughts. He didn't know if he would be able to steer of them. He wasn't so bridled of course. He had always been loose and hadn't learnt to deal with the loose end. He did wish that he would be able to tame the rage and have his way around the whole thing. He really did wish. That was the only thing he could do. He couldn't had done better. Wish was the best pull. He wasn't waiting for the Nymph. He wanted to see what she would do. He probably was nursing the wrong thoughts. He had seen quite the numbers of things and shouldn't be surprised if something odd did take a new form. He didn't know what to be surprised about anymore. He would only wait. He wouldn't have to wait forever of course. He had never waited forever ever. It did have a sp
"Stand up from me now." He wanted to say more than that. He was raged and he could feel his eyes bulging. He could feel his rage swelling. He could feel his heart's palpitations draped in crazed velocity. He didn't want to ignore all the attributes. He was more than sure that he was going to split. He was very sure that he wouldn't be able to take it anymore. He did know what he did want and that was what he would go for. He would never make a puppet of himself. He would never be what he wouldn't be able to control. He wouldn't ever be what would be outta his own grasp. He would maintain the odds and rages he was already familiar with. Those were the only things which did seem as the best hoe for him. He did know that he wouldn't be able to put up with several other things ever. He did know that he wouldn't be able to understand several other things ever. He was more than sure about that. He was taking his time and was
"So she shall pay for not having me as her lord." That was all the crazy lad had said. Then the Cod did know what the wrong thing was. He could then figure out where the whole thing had gone wrong from. He had wanted to examine it in the first place but there was no way to go about it then. But there was an obvious way and clear path at that moment. That path was so straight that he couldn't even ignore. He did wish that he would be able to ignore it. He did wish that he would be able to pretend that he wasn't having the right feeling. He did want to be sure so many a things. He wanted to be sure of what he couldn't put up it. He wasn't forcing anything on himself. He couldn't afford to do that. That was never in his DNA. He didn't care what the fellow was thinking. All that did matter to him was what he was thinking. He was more than crazed about his own stance. He would do all twould take him to have his path grazed. All th
"Stand by me and I by you." A part of him was glad and the other was numb. He didn't know what feeling that was. It did seem as though he was some specimen and had been made to be dueled over by some two arms. He wasn't so sure about it. He wanted to be. He wanted to make meaning of it. That was all that did seem best. Other things didn't seem to be what it was. Twas more than great. He could feel it. He couldn't be sure if he was actually telling himself a lie or was putting up with the truth. He wasn't even so sure what the truth was. He did wish that he would be able to figure out. He did wish for that the millions of things. He had no idea which one would have the best part of him. He did have no idea which would be the best pull of the whole fate. He was trying to sieve. That was also one of the towering feelings he could never toss aside. He did know that no matter he did want to go things wouldn't be what they were. H
"What the hell!" That was all that he could put up with. Those were the only words he could hewn and have his way around. He did want to understand what twas. He wasn't so sure what twas. He did want to be. He shouldn't be feeling surprised because of quite the numbers of things. He should be more than acquainted with the whole deals. He should be able to identify with the whole rage. He did know how things did work. He did know how things would be, had been and would continue to have their ways. He was more than sure about the odd. Time was swift and fate did have a plague to lend. Twas more than what twas. He did know what twas and would make the whole thing worth it. He would make the whole deal worth it. He was more than sure about it. He would put up with it. He would make up his mind and be able to address the whole odds. He wasn't even sure of what to think precisely. He did wish that he would be able to figure out. H
"Listen to me carefully." She was seating opposite him. The Nymph was all ready to have her ways with words and he was just there to listen. That was the best he could possibly think of. Away from her from the left was Ja Lia who was still confused at that moment. He didn't seem to had grasped what had really happened back then. The Cod knew that he wasn't going to explain anything to anyone. He didn't owe anyone a silhouette of explanation. He wouldn't even buy it. He looked away from him and looked directly at the Nymph again. He was hoping that she wouldn't put on that odd cloak she was known with. They had left the lad on the spot in that hidden room. They had walked down to the castle of the Monarch and they were seating in strays. None of them was probably daring enough to seat on that throne. None but himself.
"Like what the fuck!" He occasionally would halt to have a swig of the denotations of what he had heard and had set him off. He had been walking for quite the whiles and had no idea where he was going to. He just kept walking. The biddings of the hay had been transported by the clouds and the winds swept the dust about in gay. There was no tree around that could affirm the rudeness of the wind and the carelessness of their thoughtless glee on other natural elements. There seemed not to be a pause in the tidings of fate and that was not enough for him. His sandals were heavy and his heart was weighing. He had no idea which of the two was weightier. He could had said his sandals, but the heart kept slackening his pace. His brain was taunting him. He was more like a specimen. He had no idea which mother would ever