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Everyday Emily walked by his land on her way to the bus stop. He was a stranger to these parts. He was a man in his early 40’s. A foreigner. Emily thought that perhaps he was from Malaysia. His skin was a beautiful brown. His hair was slightly wavy, silky, black and long. It flowed all the way down his back where he kept it neatly tied back in a thick braid. He had facial hair. Nothing too thick yet it covered his soft featured face in a completely attractive way. Emily was very intrigued by this man who had bought the large acreage of land next to her little place. He had showed up late one night, set up a tent and started the next morning to build. He must have been a carpenter because he was building his little house from the ground up all by himself. Emily watched as month after month his space took beautiful form and shape.

On occasion, even though he was deep in his work, he would look over at Emily as she walked to the bus stop and he would nod his head in acknowledgment. She would smile back, or nod back or occasionally in the colder months would wave a mittened hand at him. She wanted to approach him and talk with him to find out his story but she didn’t. It wasn’t that Emily was shy. Not at all. She was actually a very warm and accepting woman. But recently she had been through a lot. She had put herself through a very painful experience. She had gone and gotten herself mixed up with the wrong kind of man. That whole experience had pained Emily greatly. Her heart just really hurt in her chest. She couldn’t help but feel the pain of being taken advantage of by a man she had put her trust, friendship and love into. She was broken. Broken times call for solitude and retrospective thoughts. At least it did in Emily’s case. This led her to being a hermit of sorts. So she would wave and keep her distance on the curb of the roadside then she would continue on to the bus stop with her head down and her hair covering her sad face from the beautiful natural world that she loved so much.

Time passed slowly. Emily’s pain seemed to lessen as her wounds scabbed over and began to heal. She still felt the rawness underneath but knew that with time things would again feel normal. At least she hoped for that much. Humans can be so cruel to each other. Lies, deceit, selfishness, thoughtlessness. These things can kill the spirit of a good woman like Emily.

One day Emily passed by her neighbor’s home and saw that the design of the architecture was amazingly intricate. A beautifully carved wood frame held the house upright. The entrance was constructed of a cherry wood with a black walnut inlay. Emily was so moved by such care in his detailed work that unknowingly she began to again see details everywhere. One day she brought her camera with her while she walked to the bus stop, she found herself stopping to take pictures of wet autumn leaves against the green of pin cushion moss. She took pictures of spider webs hanging heavy with dew. She took pictures of berries turning color, of sunrise reflecting off of puddles. Tracks made by raccoon paws in the mud, a sharp shin hawk sitting statuesque in a sugar maple and a flock of geese honking their way through the bluest of sky. As she took these pictures she thought about her neighbor. She wanted to give him a house warming present. She wanted an excuse to see him up-close and ask him questions. She wanted to finally hear his story. Emily loved hearing people’s stories.

For weeks she worked putting the pictures she had taken together in a collage. She cut and pasted and pasted and cut and moved pictures around and moved them again. When she finally finished she looked at her art with new eyes. What she made was no longer individual pictures but was a large picture of the natural world melded into a picture of her very own vision. The world that she loved. This world in which she saw herself. She knew very well of humanity, mistakes, pain, loss, destruction, uncertainty and loneliness but she also knew of love, light, laughter, life, community, and hope. She knew her work was done. She rolled up the collage carefully threw on her old rubber boots and headed over to finally make her neighbors acquaintance.



As she walked towards his little house she could see that it was lit up with a rosy kind of glow as if the house was kept bright and warm on the inside by candle light. She could also smell that hickory was burning in his fireplace and could see the smoke escaping from the sturdy chimney. She was admittedly a little nervous considering they had been neighbors for some time now and had done nothing but nod at each other. She felt that maybe it had been a bit rude for her to have not come over earlier. She stepped up to the door and wrapped quietly with her knuckles on the wood. The next instance the door opened and the man, her stranger and neighbor was standing in the doorway with soft smiling eyes and a warm smile hidden behind his soft beard. “Hello Emily” he said gently as he stepped aside with the door open beckoning her in with the sweep of his arm “I have been expecting you…”

“Oh. I had no idea you knew my name!” Emily said surprised. She could actually feel her face blushing at the intimate way he greeted her at his door. He was acting as if she was an old friend, or someone who he had shared history with. He helped her off with her bulky sweater and sat her down on a hand made bench in his mudroom and slide off the old rubber boots from her feet. In a familiar way he held out his hand for her and helped her up and then led her into his beautiful house. He led her into the living room where he had placed large pillows all over the floor in front of the fireplace. He seated her on one and seated himself on another facing her. In front of them were two glasses filled with a honey colored liquid. He picked one up and handed it to her and picked up the other for himself. They looked at each other and smiled and took a sip. It was unlike anything Emily had ever had. It was fermented all right and the few sips she took went right to her head yet there was nothing too heady about it. She still felt as though she had her wits about her. “What is this?” she asked. “It is a special tea from my country” he said with accented English. “Where are you from?” Emily asked as her brain began to buzz with every sip she took. “That is not important right now. What is important is what I need to tell you. The reason I am here”. She leaned back against another huge pillow and looked at him and nodded. “Tell me everything” she said. He looked at her deeply now and realized she was ready and with that he began…

He was born into a very long generation of healers. Since he was a young man his family sent him into the world to find his healing purpose and since then he had been traveling the world searching and learning as all healers are called to do. His spiritual journey had taken him to every corner of the world learning all methods of healing practices from every different culture. The past year he was in Australia working with indigenous peoples learning local botany and ancient medicinal practices when he began to have dreams of a woman of dark features with blackness pouring from her heart surrounded by trees bearing weight on their branches of wet red leaves. At first the dreams were foggy but then they became clearer. He knew that his dreams were powerful guides telling him of his next journeys. So he began to pay attention. When he would meet this woman in his dreams he began to look around and notice details. He noticed trees, land topography, glacial formations, mosses, bugs, lakes, birds and mammals. During his waking hours when he wasn’t studying he would pour through books and try to piece together where this woman was in the world. Eventually he pieced together where he would find her. Soon after he left Australia to go to the east coast of the United States where he bought a beat up pickup truck, closed his eyes and followed where his heart tugged him. It took two weeks but he eventually drove by Emily on her way to the bus stop one morning and knew he had found her. So he set up shop and waited for her to be ready to come to him. This waiting could take days to months to years. It all depended on the pain of the person. She had taken her time getting there, but he was in no rush and was glad she was there now. He had much work to do.

Emily didn’t really know what to say. It all sounded so strange and yet it fit perfectly. She didn’t feel scared. She didn’t feel like this was wrong. She felt like this was right. Like this is where she was supposed to be. Warm and languid and comfortable and protected and safe and open and accepting. Her instincts weren’t telling her to run or to flee. They were telling her to trust and to go along with whatever this stranger had in store for her. She nodded at him and that was all he needed. Instantly he was in a different mode. He stood up and he examined her with his eyes by the firelight. “First things first” he said “you must know that my healing powers have brought me to you for a reason. You are obviously important to this world or else the universe wouldn’t have sent me to you. There is something out there that led me here. There is something out there that can’t have you be in pain right now. There is something out there that needs me to find the purity of your heart that once was. That will be again. I don’t know what of my healing remedies I will pull from to help you. But you must trust that I am being led too. What I do to and for you is done in the name of healing you. Right now I am looking at you and the only thing my healing powers are telling me is that you need a bath young lady. And I am just the healer to do it”.

He pulled her to her feet and led her gently to a beautiful large showering room. The walls and the floor were made of weathered teak and in the middle of the room sat a little bench large enough for one bottom to sit upon and around the bench were buckets full of hot steaming water. He turned her to him then and looked her in the eyes and said “trust me” and she nodded. He lifted up her over sized shirts and eventually under all the layers he stripped off of her was a woman’s body that he had not even begun to imagined she would possess. He eventually stepped away from her nakedness and looked her over. She really was beautiful. Gentle sloping curves and beautiful, heavy, pink nippled breasts. Her legs were shapely and womanly. Her arms, hands and feet were graceful and sensual and her neck was long and tantalizing. He let his eyes soak her in and she stood there and allowed his eyes to roam the plains of her body. Eventually he looked her in the eye and smiled. She smiled back. “The art of healing has begun to stir in me” he said as he looked down at the crotch of his pants. “And I can see in is stirring in you too” he said as he looked at the glistening hair surrounding her pussy. She blushed and looked down. “Oh no Emily. You mustn’t be ashamed or embarrassed. You are beautiful.” He said as he slipped his finger between her wet pussy lips and lightly pinched her clit between his finger tips. She sucked in her breathe and let out a little moan as he twisted her clit a little first to the left and then to the right. “Yes. You are ripe for the healing” he whispered. “Please sit on the bench. I am going to bathe you and groom you before I begin the real intense part of the healing process”. Emily sat on the bench with her legs spread open. He picked up the first bucket of steaming water and poured it over her body. The room was now a sauna. Eucalyptus smelling steam filled the air and Emily was feeling extremely erotic.

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Little IndiansChapter 16 Healers no more

Tsanja had prepared a beautiful dish of spiced potatoes, mushrooms, leek and cabbage for Hypatia and herself. Only Hypatia and Tsanja ate; the Felthings stood by and watched, in silence. "This dish is very tasty, JaJa, a little spicy for my tastes. You would do better to find some beef or salmon for me, vegetables do not suit me at all." "Yes, Mistress," Tsanja replied, furious, but with downcast eyes. How could she find meat or fish in this place? "Now, Tsanja, how many healers are...

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The HealerChapter 9

The vast fleet of hulks was coming back to life. Preserved by the vacuum and cold of space, there was little maintenance to do, just the waking of one member of the harvesting pack to pilot and run system checks. Their forever voracious hunger was held in check for now, though was driving their every move as they went over the database acquired from the Gunnet. ‘So much prey!‘ what passed for the leader of their group mind exulted. ‘Some are powerful. These must be taken first to prevent us...

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The HealerChapter 55

We were experiencing a trickle through of armoured support, mostly Fleet crew in their boarding armour which was of far better quality than the Guardian version. So, to my surprise, I found myself in command of several Captains, a Flag Captain and Admiral Limun, as well as other assorted crew of varying ranks. “As far as I’m concerned, Commander Kiria, you’re in charge,” Limun informed me after the initial salutes. “I’ll bear that in mind, sir,” I replied, somewhat amused. “Could you have...

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The HealerChapter 45

The Spitfire, guarded by the Missile Carrier Princess Victoria as well as elements of the Technocracy and Kingdom Fleets, followed in the wake of the 6th Fleet. “Big,” I murmured as we observed the command ship via the AIs monitoring the battle. “Well, it is, though not as big as a Raffagee battlesphere,” Flinn replied. “We never tried boarding one of those ... well, not a whole one.” “That’s true,” Flinn nodded. “Feeling nervous?” “A bit, yes.” “You’re not, normally,” she frowned....

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The HealerChapter 26

Tafta base was buzzing with the news of our incredible victory and the grapevine had it that the Empress herself had congratulated Admiral Clessik via tri-dee, confirmation of which came later in the day when he informed us all. Towing the alien vessel had required quite a bit of effort and manoeuvring on the part of the Fleet, but eventually the ship, and the captured alien it contained, was in orbit around the planet and studies began. I, along with my fellow Healers and friends, was...

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The HealerChapter 17

And, seemingly, just like that, at least to those of us at the pointy end, the alien attacks just apparently ceased. Naturally, Fleet kept patrolling and the number of Ground Force Troopers kept rising, but, after two binary cycles, we were all wondering just where the hell they’d gone or rather, when were they coming back? “The Empire and our major allies and friends are trying to track them down, Kiria,” my Dad informed me during a time-off family call. “We don’t think we defeated them,...

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The HealerChapter 20

Director Elloson representing the Florven Technocracy stepped out of the airlock and into the reception chamber of the Tafta space station and was greeted by Senior Comptroller Vangis representing the Trenoc Alliance. “Welcome to Tafta,” he greeted Elloson after the official greetings. “Thank you. I’m here to speak to the Empire regarding assistance in our struggle against these aliens,” Elloson replied. “I’ll take you to the conference room where they are waiting.” “I’m surprised they...

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The HealerChapter 58

There was a scream of ‘Kiria’ from someone, I’m not exactly sure who and the military AI in my armour did not identify them as it had gone into overdrive in sealing off my ‘wound’ even whilst I, despite being in shock, scrabbled to pick up my severed arm to re-attach it. The aliens had begun a dirge of some type though were not acting hostilely (as yet) and several Troopers were keeping an eye on them. “We’ve got you Kiria,” I heard Flinn’s voice. “Torun, start re-attaching the arm, blood...

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HealerChapter 3

Our village was centred around the Community Hall. The rest of the village proper consisted of housing, including the dormitories, the school, the trading post, the inn and all the establishments that enabled the village to function such as weavers and tanners and the smithy. The village proper was protected by stout fortifications, with gates that were closed and guarded at night. Surrounding the village proper was where we maintained our livestock and food crops and livestock; pigs,...

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Antheas baby 1

“What’s wrong? What’s wrong?”Anthea looked up at her mum as she sat down at the dining table. “Nothing is wrong,” Anthea responded watching as her mum hurriedly dried her hands with a tea towel.“Is the baby okay? Are you okay? Is Jack okay?” she asked as her husband came into the room and pulled up a seat at the table.“We’re all fine Mum,” she responded exasperated with her mum’s anxiety. “I have something to tell you.”“Sit down Helen,” her dad snapped. “Give the lass a chance to speak.”Anthea...

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Uther

Uther By Ellie Dauber (c) 2006 Introduction According to the legends of King Arthur, Merlin changed Uther Pendragon into a double for Duke Gorlois, so he could spend the night with Ygraine, the Duke's wife. Ygraine and Gorlois had three daughters: Elaine, Morgause, and Morgan le Faye. During their time together, Ygraine became pregnant with the child who was to become King Arthur. Uther's men killed Gorlois that same night. This is my TG (of course) version of what...

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Carruthers Bride

The the wind howled around the quayside as I stepped onto terra firma for the first time in weeks, the wind threw sharp shards of ice to sting our faces as we looked up at the sails as they were finally furled and stowed as our captain grinned at our discomfiture, "Au revoir!" he joked as if he knew we should soon be recalled. Those such as were left, and we were few enough, I shuddered. My best uniform packed securely in my Valise, awaited me, and just a few more duties before I...

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The Omega PathChapter 20 Fighters and Healers

It was only the pain that kept her from screaming. Annie dug her fingernails tightly into her own palms as she squeezed the controls, cutting into her own flesh. She gripped the steering wheel and accelerator handle so tightly, her knuckles went white. She pushed her tongue hard into her teeth, intentionally poking directly into the sharp points, nearly piercing herself. The pain in her hands and mouth focused her, which was the thing that kept her from screaming in fury. "Bastard!" she...

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The HealerChapter 4

We had this one, could have been a stand in for Daisy Mae, a real blond stunner, seemed as innocent as a new snow. One look and I wanted some of her. Brought her into the apartment for a meeting just Daisy, my wife and I. Talk about a great life, she was afraid we were going to fire her, but Carol explained we were thinking of giving her a raise and a promotion, "How would you feel about being a massage specialist?" The relief on her face was sort of precious, one strange thing here in the...

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The HealerChapter 33

For the Ilmainian Fleet Command it was a nightmare. Of the twelve fleets they had, half were working with reduced numbers due to maintenance constraints, whilst the inclusion of the Crown Princes and their retainers on the various flagships, along with their conflicting orders and priorities, caused most of the fleets to arrive at the rendezvous point in a state of disorder ... to put it mildly. Yet still they arrived, the most powerful display of Ilmainian might ever assembled and more than...

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The HealerChapter 35

Taisha, with the aid of a few military types as well as Imperial Investigator Tillan, was observing the battle in a massive tri-dee cube which had been set up in the command centre of Tafta Station. “The Empire appears to be using a few innovative tactics to take out the slower alien fleet,” she commented to the group. “They have the weapons to deal with the semi-organic skin the aliens use,” Tillan replied. “That, along with the knowledge of their saboteur squads, they know where the...

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The HealerChapter 16

Our leave was over far too quickly, though the pair of us were glad of it, particularly as we helped my Dad and Mum sort out some possibilities for our existing weapons. The real good thing about it though was getting to know my new brother and sisters and start creating some real bonds with them. I also know Torun was delighted to meet them again and claim the title Aunt off them, which was spontaneously given and accepted. In a sense it was good to be back at the 467th Regiment and begin...

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The HealerChapter 23

Currently the engineers and technicians, along with the various AIs, were retrofitting the 4th and 5th Fleets with the dispersion beams they’d brought from Vreekoos with them. A manufacturing plant at the orbital construction base above Tafta was also being converted to produce and fit them, though they were not expected to be ready any time soon. Priority had been given to the Heavy Fighters who were swiftly having their missile launchers replaced to enable them to join the 6th and 7th...

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The HealerChapter 34

Other than various scouts keeping an eye on the aliens via the breadcrumb trail of satellites the Empire had set up, not a lot else was happening, except for training exercises and constant weapons mods for the various fleets to try and get a balance of conventional and anti-alien weaponry. Taisha had ordered, and had built, an optimised battlestar defence grid around the station. She was in negotiations with the Technocracy to supply them with some for what they designated critical worlds,...

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