All For My Goddess
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Chapter 1 – Athena’s Birthday
‘Today’s the day Athena!’ Zeke said happily, giving his favorite girl a tight hug.
‘I know, I can’t believe it’s been a year already…Well more than a year but…’ Athena started.
‘But you did die and so I count from there.’ Zeke said, poking her in the nose gently.
‘You’re still incredibly strange to me Zeke.’ Athena chuckled as he wrapped an arm around her.
The two of them were standing on the roof watching the sun fall. It was a beautiful sunset on Athena’s first birthday. It had been one year since Zeke and Athena had defeated Eris and escaped. A year since Zeke had watched Athena die and rise again. More than ten months since he had turned from his work with digitizing humans. He had turned from it when he couldn’t stop thinking about Eris’ cold message to him, ‘I warn you…do this and you will have but one year…’ It had haunted him every time he went around the Engineering Lab. After graduated far ahead of his class, Zeke was offered a permanent position as a professor of a computer class. He decided to take it as a temporary position. However, Athena didn’t share his fear. For nearly ten months, she had been going behind his back into the Engineering Lab and working inside the computers. She had advanced greatly with the digital world, evolving the programs in the computer beyond their purposes, making them into programs more like herself. Ones with personalities and thoughts of their own. The most interesting thing she had discovered was that, while in the computer world, time passed fifty times slower because of the effects of time dilation in the digital world. Electric signals at the speed of light changed things. She could spend days inside the computer, two, three, even four days in the computer and barely two hours would pass outside. It was amazing.
‘Athena, I have a surprise for you.’ Zeke said, pulling something out of the bag on the building roof next to him.
A cupcake with blue frosting and a single candle. He lit the candle and turned around.
‘Oh! What’s this?’ Athena asked.
‘It’s a tradition, every year on your birthday, you get some sort of sweet with the appropriate number of candles in it. Since it’s your first birthday on earth…’ Zeke said, holding out the cupcake, ‘Blow out the candle and make a wish.’
Athena took it and looked at the candle.
‘I wish…’ Athena started.
‘Don’t say it out loud or it won’t come true.’ Zeke said, chuckling.
Athena thought for a second and blew the candle out. Something happened. Athena’s eyes glazed over and she collapsed. The cupcake hit the ground and splattered slightly.
‘Athena!’ Zeke cried, catching her before her head hit the concrete roof.
She was completely limp in his hands. Her eyes stared unblinkingly at the darkening sky and she breathed very shallowly. Zeke looked her over worriedly and hefted her to her feet. He ran down the stairs, forgetting about everything on the roof. They had been on the roof of Zeke’s dorm, although he had been moved to a larger room with a queen size bed. Hurrying down the hall, he rushed into their dorm room and set Athena down on the bed. The room was about twice the size of his old one, the bathroom had a large bathtub and he now had a quaint little counter along one wall with a sink and a few cupboards.
‘Athena…Wake up…can you hear me?’ Zeke panicked, touching her cheek lightly, ‘Hang on!’
He leaped across the room and grabbed the telephone. Dialing the emergency number, he listened to it ring for a quick minute. Suddenly there was a static and a crackling. A short beep and a cool voice came over the phone.
‘Hello again Zeke…’ The voice said coldly.
His entire body froze with fear. The voice was only too familiar.
‘E…Eris…’ Zeke stuttered, listening carefully.
‘Good…I was worried you had forgotten me again. I want you to thank your little girl for me, her little escapade inside the System has helped me reconstruct myself. All those programs moving about, all that energy and data…Delicious.’ Eris said calmly.
‘What the hell do you want?’ Zeke demanded.
‘I trust Athena is out cold right now?’ Eris said smartly.
‘Eris, you bitch. Athena isn’t in the computer right now. I have no qualms about smashing all of those computers into a billion pieces.’ Zeke threatened.
‘Oh but you won’t or Athena will never wake up again.’ Eris warned.
‘What the fuck do you have to do with this? I swear I will come down there and decompile your fucking ass if you don’t fix this!’ Zeke yelled.
‘There is only one way to wake her back up. Come into the Engineering Lab and digitize both of you. Once inside, you will have to locate a program that goes by the name of Asclepius. He will be able to wake Athena and fix her.’ Eris explained.
‘Why would you tell me that?’ Zeke asked, trying to calm himself.
‘Ironic isn’t it. We’re all named after the ancient Greek Gods. I, goddess of Discord. Your precious Athena, Goddess of Wisdom. If you would go so far to say that she sprang from your head, I suppose that would make you the god of gods, Zeus. There in lies the irony, sleeping with your own daughter, just perverted enough for the Greeks, isn’t it?’ Eris chuckled.
‘Eris god damn it!’ Zeke cried.
‘Asclepius…Greek god of medicine. Again another dose of irony, he is the corruption manager of the System, essentially the man with the medicine.’ Eris said, ignoring him, ‘I wonder what other Greek Gods are in here? I’ve heard of a few already…Mother Hestia…The twin Archers Apollo and Artemis…Even Dionysus, god of madness and pleasure!’
‘ERIS, tell me what the fuck you want?!’ Zeke screamed.
‘Tsk…tsk…that temper will get the better of you one day. I told you all this because the only way for you to heal your precious goddess is also the only way for me to get out. I still need her code. I still need her. So you will bring her into the System and we will see who really deserves her, me or you.’ Eris said.
‘One last question.’ Zeke said, gripping the phone with a white knuckle grip.
‘Hmm?’
‘How did you do it?’ Zeke asked in false calmness.
‘A suicide gene, fairly common in genetic manipulations. I calculated the time and formulas needed and when she shot herself, I released the data into her digital corpse. When you pieced her back together and brought her into the real world, the suicide gene started to tick. One year, three hundred and sixty five days, exactly thirty one million, five hundred and thirty six thousand seconds. Enough time for you to get attached enough to risk my attack to bring her back. She will die within one day if you do not do this.’ Eris said coldly, ‘However, you are lucky, inside the computer system one day is fifty, so you would have almost two months to plead with me for your life before I decide to merge with her code and take over the real world.’
There was a click and the phone beeped.
‘God damn it!’ Zeke howled, throwing the phone as hard as he could.
It hit the fridge and broke into a few pieces. Slumping down on the bed, Zeke put his face in his hands and cried. That bitch Eris had survived. Not only survived, but managed to plan every angle in order to force him and Athena back into the System. Zeke had known that Athena was going behind his back to work in the Engineering Lab, and he had no real qualms with it. It had been his personal fear that had driven him away, he had thought Eris was threatening him with only a year left to live.
Not a year left with Athena.
*******
Zeke moved with a strong conviction across the courtyard. He had Athena in his arms and was determined to destroy Eris. The sun was down and few others were seen. He hurried to the Engineering Lab and slipped into the smaller door. Closing it behind him, Zeke felt around carefully with Athena in his arms. Find
ing the switch, he flicked it on and looked around.
The Engineering Lab wasn’t anything like he remembered it. The Dome was gone and the pod was completely changed. Instead, four pods sat in the center of the room. They were completely enclosed and very skillfully made from a shiny stainless steel. The lightning rod was gone from the ceiling and instead four large wires hung down from the ceiling to each pod.
‘What have you been doing Athena…’ Zeke said, looking around.
The computer bank on the east wall was nearly twice the size that it used to be. Zeke hurried over to the pods and pressed the button on one of them. There was a hiss and the front of the pod split open. The doors slid open to reveal a nicely lit inside to the pod. He set Athena carefully inside and walked over to the computer. He touched the table top touch screen and it whined as it lit up.
‘Let’s see what you’ve been doing Athena.’ Zeke muttered, typing on the computer.
He typed in a command and a window popped up. It read ‘Activate pods Y/N’. He typed a timed command and walked back to the pods. He pressed the button on another pod and stepped in. There was a whirring as the capacitors warmed up. The pods hissed and closed. There was a loud beep and a long whine. He waited for the intense pain that he remembered feeling last time he was digitized. It was different this time, Zeke felt a strange uplifting feeling and the inside of the pod disappeared from view.
Suddenly he was rushing through cyberspace. Through wires and circuits, racing for the System. A world exploded into view around him. He had materialized in the middle of a street with people walking up and down the paths on either side. Athena materialized on the ground next to him, still unconscious and barely breathing.
The world around him was amazing. Like last time, the sky was dark and full of stars, but this time the buildings weren’t as dark. They were all black and lit with strips of light. Buildings of all styles, large towers to small store fronts. Programs walked up and down the street. Unlike last time, they weren’t all monotonous and similar. They were as different as people themselves.
‘Eris’ oppression is getting to me.’ A program whispered to another.
‘I hope someone deletes her for good this time.’ The other program said quietly.
‘Maybe the users will come back.’ The program said hopefully.
‘It’s been so many cycles…I think they’ve forgotten us.’ The second program sighed.
‘Forgotten…?’ Zeke muttered, picking up Athena gently.
It seemed to boggle the mind. There was a world in here, hundreds of thousands of programs, people, worked and lived in the System. They weren’t mindless like the last time he was here, now they were alive. They could think for themselves and could communicate with others.
‘You! Programs! Halt!’ A man yelled, pointing at Zeke and Athena.
‘Stop!’ Zeke called, remembering the last time.
The program didn’t stop, it came up to them, brandishing a large quarterstaff threateningly. He was wearing a full black suit accented with orange colors. A second man was right next to him.
‘You are both unidentified. You must be apprehended!’ The man said, holding the staff out at them.
‘I will not!’ Zeke said, kicking out at the man.
He struck at Zeke with the staff and there was a crackle of electricity. Zeke cried out and fell back, Athena landing on top of him. One of them hit Zeke in the head with their staff, knocking him out.
*******
Zeke awoke in silent darkness. He was lying on a bench in some sort of cell. It was like a jail cell except that only three walls were solid. The forth just seemed to be a gaping opening into the hall way. Maybe they forgot to close the door.
Groaning, he sat up and got to his feet. The world around him spun as the blood rushed from his head. He suddenly stumbled and put his hands out to stop his fall. They came in contact with some sort of solid force over the entrance. It glowed around his hand, showing where it was.
‘What the hell…?’ Zeke mumbled, stepping back slightly.
He had a sudden thought. His powers over the last system may still be there. Holding out his hands, he tried to make a keyboard appear. It didn’t work. Turning his hands upward, he tried to make a simple weapon appear. He couldn’t, it wouldn’t work for him. All of his powers he tried were gone. Groaning, he leaned against the invisible barrier, putting his hand on it. The same glow spread from his hand as it had earlier. Zeke noticed something, the glow stayed for a second or two after his hand came off. It even seemed to blink invitingly.
Placing his hand on the barrier, he pulled it back and tapped the center of the glowing. It sharpened into geometric shapes, mainly a large hexagon the size of his hand. Text and code started to spread across it. As he examined it, he realized that it was the coding of the barrier in his way. Touching the hexagon, he saw the code move. He spun it through until he found the unlocking function and changed the 1 to an 0. The barrier fizzled, brightened and disappeared. Zeke smiled, he still had his power over the System, it was just severely restricted to what he could just change.
He stepped out of the cell and a guard down the hall called to him. Zeke forced himself to believe he was in a video game. The Guard swung his staff at him and Zeke swung out, to knock aside the staff. He was amazed to see the staff bounce off his arm and his fist flew forward and collided with the guard’s helmet. The guard was knocked back and the second guard started down the hall.
Zeke ripped the staff from the Guard’s hand and hit him roughly in the stomach with it. He brought it up just in time to hit the other guard in the chin. The guard cried out and fell back. Blocks of data were deteriorating from his face mask and chin. Zeke brought the staff down on one of their chests and the staff pierced their body. The digital body lost stability and shattered into a million tiny blocks of data. He moved over the other guard and repeated his action, deleting the other one. The guards had been slightly strange to him, they had been dressed in all black with black face masks and light tones of color over their bodies.
Luckily enough, Zeke could still modify himself. His clothes changed back into what he had last time he was in the system, dark pants, a dark shirt and a black trench coat. A strip of light lit the left pants leg and light trimmed the cuffs and base of his jacket. Turning back to the cells, he searched them. Athena was no where to be found.
‘Eris!’ Zeke cried, running down the hall. He leaped up the stairs and raced down the hall. He had no idea where he was, but he knew one thing…find Eris!
Rushing down the hallway, he bashed aside two guards and shoved his way out the door. The door slammed against the wall as he left the building. As usual, it was dark in the System with strips and accents lighting the street. Behind him rose a massive fortress-like tower.
‘Halt program!’ A guard yelled from behind him.
There was a loud pounding of feet on the stairs. Zeke wasn’t sure how many guards were coming, but it probably be more than he could handle. So he turned down the street and started to run, shoving his way through the crowds of programs. The guards ran out the door and started to chase after him. Zeke still had the staff in his hand and he ran as fast as he could.
*******
Zeke had run. He had run and run and run for how long he didn’t know. He ended up so far in town, so deep into the System that he had no idea where he was. He spun around a corner into a dark alley and put his back to the wall. He slid down it and slumped, panting heavily. Peeking back around the corner, he sighed happily. He had lost them a while ago.
He rested for a minute before getting to his feet.
‘Zeke…’ A ghostly voice washed over him.
‘Who’s th
ere!’ Zeke jumped, looking around.
‘Zeke!’ The voice came from around the corner.
Suddenly a small wiry man came running around the corner. He was a full head shorter than Zeke. He had short black hair, bright gold eyes and was wearing a tight black body suit. His face was bright and he had a wide smile.
‘Zeke, I bring a message!’ The small man said, not tired at all from his running.
‘Who are you and from who are you coming?’ Zeke asked suspiciously.
‘I am Hermes, messenger for the resistance. I come from Mother Hestia, leader of the resistance.’ Hermes said, bowing politely.
‘Hermes? Hestia? Are you all crafted after Greek Gods and Goddesses?’ Zeke asked, surprised.
‘Well, after you named Athena what she’s named, she took it to heart and crafted the rest of the System in the same style. Personally, I love the idea of being named after one so…well respected in the ancient times!’ Hermes said, nodding.
‘The message?’ Zeke asked, anxious.
‘Oh, of course! Here it is.’ Hermes said, pulling a flat square, maybe three inches, from his pocket. He handed it to Zeke.
Looking down at it, Zeke realized that it had brightened up and reacted to his touch. Suddenly text started to appear on it along with a kind woman’s voice that read it.
‘Zeke, in the last month of your time, more than two years in our time, Eris has taken a brutal control of the System. Her black guard is everywhere, you’ve already had an encounter with them. Well, you being here will be a great moral boost and I’m sure I can rally the resistance to work with you. You are the only one who can bring Eris down. I will explain the rest once we are face to face. Please follow Herme’s.’ The voice read to him.
Suddenly there was a fizzling sound and the card blackened and shocked his hand slightly. He flinched and dropped it, it shattered into data on the ground.
‘You are lucky you ran to where you did. This sector is the least oppressed by Eris and also the home to Hestia. She is actually just down the street one block. You will find a small alley similar to this one, but it will have a small blue flower painted on the wall near the entrance to the alley. Just remember to keep walking forward.’ Hermes nodded.
‘So I…? That’s great, just run off again…’ Zeke sighed, watching Hermes turn and start sprinting down the sidewalk. He ran with an inhuman grace and speed.
Turning back the direction he pointed, Zeke started down the street. It was almost completely empty except one cloaked figure or another passing him in silence. He reached the next block without saying anything to anyone. The alley was there and Zeke spotted the small almost completely faded blue flower next to the alley’s entrance. He turned down it and walked into a complete darkness. It was disorienting and he almost tripped. Hermes had warned him to keep walking forward, so he did so. One more step and he entered something he hadn’t expected whatsoever.
A small cozy, normal looking room lit up around him. It wasn’t big by any means and there was only a wooden door on the other side of the room and a nice brick fireplace on his right. It was so different from the rest of the server because it wasn’t digital at all, it all looked like a kind old womans home on earth. A small fire burned happily in the grate, although there was no wood in there. A large hearth sat atop the fire place, covered in strange trinkets and little knick knacks. Two rocking chairs sat in front of the fire, a woman was sitting in one of them, rocking quietly with a book in her hands.
The woman was middle to late aged, long reddish brown hair and an indescribably kind face. Her eyes were large and chocolate brown. She was wearing a long crimson nightgown that went to her ankles. Square wire frame glasses sat on the end of her small nose and she looked up from her book.
‘Zeke…please make yourself at home.’ The woman said.
It was the same woman as from the message, but her voice was so much softer and kinder in person. Zeke couldn’t help but feel calm in her presence. She gestured to the other chair and Zeke sat down in it. He set the stolen staff against the side of the nice brick fireplace.
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