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ELF WORLD
Part Two
(c) 3014, 2017 by Anthony Durrant
Not long after I left the temple, I found a stream running through the
forest, and it was there I practised Imy martial arts moves. As I was
working on my Tambok-Chan, I heard leaves rustling and realized I was not
alone. Seconds later, a huge doglike creature came to the stream and
drank the water. Silently, I watched as the creatire finished the drink
and walked away, followed by another of the same species. Smiling, I
said:
"Very impressive animals!"
It was then that a shadow fell over the stream, and I saw a huge bird
swoop down on the creatue and snatch it away from the ground! Leaping to
the creature's defense, I tried to subdue the bird with a high kick, but
it dodged me and flew away. Following the stream to an area where a tree
was growing on its side on a cliff, I saw another bird of the same type
sitting on its nest. The bird spotted me, but just watched and did
nothing. Then, all of a sudden, savage elves leaped from behind a rock
and tried to kill the bird by throwing stones at it. Angered, I let
myself flow into a battle stance, then attacked the savages, knocking out
one with a chop, while rendering the other unconscious with a side kick to
the shin. The third attacked me, but I hurled him over my shoulder and
knocked him out with a chop to the neck. Once the three of them were out,
I walked away from the area, leaving the mother bird alone.
It was then that I heard the Goddess Queen's voice in my head:
"Jack, my acolyte, why do you disrupt nature's progress?"
"To save the life of that bird!" I replied.
"Nevertheless, your actions worry me. I suggest you meditate about what
you have done before continuing your quest!"
And then she fell silent. I did as she'd advised, and while meditating,
realized that the savage elves were apex predators in the food chain of
the forest. I should never have tried to stop their hunt after all.
When I opened my eyes, I found a purple jewel on the bank of the stream
and took it into my possession: the Goddess Queen had favored me with a
token of her utmost respect and love. Soon, I came across a village of the
savage elves. As I entered the village, I noticed everyone was staring at
me
because of my green skin and huge size. Nevertheless, seeking out the
person I suspected was their tribe's shaman, I handed her the purple
crystal and she smiled and said:
"Welcome, favoured of the goddess, to our village!"
"Thank you!" I replied. "It does the heart good to know I am welcome here
in this village!"
The shaman invited me to join her and the villagers for lunch, which I
did. I enjoyed the good food and drink and was able to relax afterward.
Delighted by my welcome in the village, I went to sleep that night in the
bed of the shaman herself/ The next morning, I joined her in preparing
breakfast.
"This grub isn't bad!" I said as I joined her for breakfast afterward.
"The fruits and vegetables you grow in your garden look wonderful, and
they're positively scrumptious to boot!"
"And why not!" the shaman cried. "This is Aelfhome, where everything's
beautiful and all food is delicious."
"Yes, this whole world is very beautiful I just wish that its people
were as beautiful inside as this world is!"
I then told her the Goddess Queen's story.
"People have changed since those days, Jack Spratworthy!" she said. "We
were all remorseful for the cruelty meted out to the cats over the sea,
and none of us wishes to reprise the events of the past. Not even the
Goddess Queen wishes to kill again. All she wants is a little peace and
quiet, if you ask me. She's done enough evil for several lifetimes!"
Can this be true? I wondered, and then I heard the voice of the Goddess
Queen in my head again.
Yes, it is, Jack. I have recently healed my spirit and no longer wish to
hurt or kill anyone!
After breakfast, I left the shaman and headed out of the village toward
the mountains. Soon, I arrived in the foothills and found a fertile plain
there. Lovely flowers of every size, shape and colour grew here in
abundance, and there were a number of huge trees of ancient vintage, the
largest of which had two branches fused together on the left side and one
big branch growing from the side of the trunk on the right side that
partially obscured the view. Leaping up onto the top of that tree, I
noriced a hollow in one of the tree's branches, and from the hollow I
pulled a holy symbol of the Goddess Queen herself. It depicted the form of
a beautiful woman with long red hair and bright green eyes. After
climbing down from the tree, I headed toward the mountains until I came to
the base of one of them. Heading up the side of the mountain, I found
lots of berry bushes and plucked the berries from one of them for lunch.
Eventually, I reached the midway point, where the beauty of the land below
turned to the winter of the peak above. It was there I lunched on the
berries I'd collected earlier. After I'd eaten my lunch, I climbed to
the top of the mountain, where I found the ruins of a temple built around
a cave. In front of the cave stood a warrior of huge proportions, one of
the biggest elves I'd ever seen since I first came to Aelfhaven.
"Who are you?" I asked, but he didn't answer, so I handed him the
blueberries I'd collected two months earlier, still fresh thanks to the
beautiful water here in Aelfhaven. The giant elf then stepped aside and
faded away. I never saw him again, but as soon as I entered the temple, I
found myself in the presence of the Goddess Queen herself.
"Hello, Jack!" she said in her soft gentle voice. "Long time, no see. I
can't believe you made it this far!"
"T-Terry!" I cried, and she smiled and said:
"Terry Farquarson was the male side of my personality. The two of us were
remerged when he stepped on the spot where I'd been sleeping for
centuries. Now I am a whole person again, and am finally at peace!"
"Then why bring me here?" I asked, and she replied:
"The physical body of the goddess who ruled the cats of Aelfhaven is
entombed in her temple on the other side of this mountain, Jack! I
brought you across time and space so that you could wrest her free of her
tomb. That way, the cats will no longer look to me for leadership, and I
can keep my attention focusssed here on my e;ves instead of across the
sea. I'm sure the elves on the other side of the mountain will help you
find your way there!"
"Thank you, Goddess Queen!" I cried.
"My real name is Panharmonica!" she replied. "I want you to call me that
and not 'Goddess Queen!'"
"I will!" I said, and then began the perilous process of climbing down the
other side of that mountain.
As soon as I'd reached the bottom of the mountain, I got a good look at
the wildlife around me: there were lovely birds sitting in a nearby tree,
and a small cat crouched nearby. The cat looked so cute that I smiled
when I saw it there. I went up to the cat and mischivously asked it:
"Could you please tell me where the cat goddess's tomb is?"
The cat shocked me by nodding toward the east.
"Thank you!" I said as I turned east and headed toward the hill the cat
had indicated. It took me several hours to make my way toward that hill,
but once I reached it, I found a doorway in the shape of a cat's face.
Using my strength, I pulled the door out of the doorway and hurried
inside. After entering the tomb I found a second door, this one inscribed
with a message above the cat's eyes.
"To enter the tomb, one must do so in the way of the cat."
Upon inspecting the door more closely, I discovered a hinged door at the
bottom in the middle. It was only then that I realized the tomb's
designers had been very clever. Going as low to the ground as I could, I
managed to squeeze myself through the smaller door and into the entry
chamber. On a wall to my left was a stone shaped like the ones in my
ring, so I went over to the stone and touched the ring to it A secret
doorway slid open, and I went in and found a torque lying on the floor.
This torque was beautiful and had been built around a central stone that
had been cut in the shape of a cat's head. Putting on the torque, I
walked toward the next door and watched as it slid open. Going through
that door as quickly as I could, I found myself in a treasure chamber. I
couldn't believe the treasure that was piled here: cat statues, ushabtis
that spoke for the goddess when she was needed, and many, many scrolls of
papyrus, all of which must have the goddess's handwriting on them. One of
these scrolls had a golden edging, and I grabbed it eagerly. Sure enough,
it told part of the life story of the cat goddess herself. It appeared
the Goddess Queen had a pet cat whom she loved very, very much. When that
cat grew old and was dying, Panharmonica saw to it that she was also given
an energy matrix. This saved the animal's life and transformed her into
the Cat Goddess. Looking around the room, I saw a third and final doorway
presumably leading to the burial chamber of the Cat Goddess. There was
the cat's face again, but larger this time. When I walked up to the
doorway, it too slid open before me. I looked into the chamber behind it
and found myself staring at the prome body of a woman in a glass case.
Around her were four idols of the Cat Goddess, each facing me. Walking up
to the coffin, I knelt before it and prayed for this woman as hard as I
possibly could. Panharmonica must've heard my prayers, for a bright light
shone down on the prone body of the woman. Or was it some higher power
neither of us understood? I never found out. Grabbing a staff from the
floor nearby, I shattered the glass, and the woman opened her eyes and sat
up. It was then that I saw her face was that of a big cat. The woman
smiled and said:
"Thank you for freeing me from this awful tomb!"
"You're very welcome, Cat Goddess!" I cried, and then gave her the scroll
with the golden edging, which she took into her possession. Smiling at
me, the Cat Goddess said:
"Now that I am free again, I'll return to my cats!"
And then she up and disappeared in a flash of light, then reappeared with
Panharmonica by her side.
"It is wonderful to see you again, Samneris!" Panharmonica said. "I was
so heartbroken when you chose to go into a form of stasis after I
massacred your charges."
"I am glad to see that you've changed your ways, Mistress!" Samneris
replied, smiling at Panharmonica proudly.
The two of them phased through the wall of the tomb hand in hand and were
gone for now. Returning to the treasure chamber, I opened the scroll with
the golden edging and found that it was a blessing from Samneris herself,
possibly written for her own kind:
"My light will shine on the one who can free me from my entombment in the
Eastlands, for I will see to it that they will never be alone again."
I then headed out of the tomb and found a big cat waiting for me outside.
The creature came up to me, and rubbed up against my legs, almost knocking
me down.
"Hello, kitty!" I said softly as I began to head to the north to try and
get around the mountains and the cat followed me. Could it be a servant
of Samneris?
The two of us finally reached the seashore around noontime and lunched on
several conch snails that we found on the beach. Always looking forwatd
to the next adventure, I sat down and wistfully looked across the sea.
"I wonder what the other continent full of cats is like?" I thought as
Panharmonica reappeared to me.
"How are you feeling?" I asked her, and she replied:
"Very well, thank you! Samneris and I will work together to make sure
this world remains a happy one. As for you, you old scoundrel, you've
earned my highest respect."
"Thank you!" I said, overjoyed that I'd helped her.
"What do you intend on doing now?" Panharmonica asked
"I'd like to go back to that first village I entered, the one ruled by
that other dale giant, and give him his toll, just as he asked me to do,
Panharmonica."
"What was his toll?" she asked me, and I said:
"The top part of the first crop I can find in the forest outside the
village. But, Panharmonica I've already passed through that forest and
found nothing!"
Panharmonica teleported me back to the forest near the village, and I
looked around for any sort of crop. It was then that I spotted some wild
radishes and pulled them up, then took them into my possession and
returned to the village, where I found the giant chieftain waiting for me
there.
"You're late!" he cried. "You should've paid the toll a little over two
months ago, Outworlder!"
"I gor caught up in a quest and needed to train as one of Panharmonica's
followers before I could continue. That training took me a full two
months!" I replied.
Then I peeled off the tops of the wild radishes and handed them to him.
He was upset, just like the giantess at the bridge had been, but I said:
"I gave you what you asked for! Don't be sad!"
Instead of answering, the chief lunged at me, and I easily disabled him
with a flying kick. Embarrassed, he slunk back into his hut without
another word. The cat came up beside me as the villagers cheered loudly.
"Thank you for causing him to lose face!" a girl cried. "Our chieftain
hasn't been the same since he was invited to the giant's solstice party
last year and came back transformed into one of them from drinking their
wine!"
THE END
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