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I am no Angel - new version by valkyrie1008, literature

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I am no Angel - new version

I AM NO ANGEL "Isn't it a beautiful day?" Kate asked finally joining me at Starbucks for our lunch break. "It's pleasant. Have you started filling your quota yet?" "Yes, half way through already, how about you?" I nodded, draining the last of my coffee and took out my list of fifty names. "I have a few to visit at the hospital and an old people's home." "Ugh old people. We weren't created to watch their inglorious death. We need warriors. Men of honour, courage and strength. Men who died by the sword. Not killed by disease, old age and accidents." "If we didn't make exceptions

Soul Chaser - Chapter Five by valkyrie1008, literature

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Soul Chaser - Chapter Five

Rise and Fall I knew I wasn't in an enclosed space when my mind finally began to regain control of my senses. I could feel the wind tugging at my hair, tickling my arms and brushing my legs. So that meant I was out in the open somewhere and wasn't in a place of wood or stone from the feel of the ground beneath my feet. Or I should say between my toes as whatever ground I was on wasn't stable. It could be shaped, moulded, moved, like clay, no, mud between by toes. I shook my head in an attempt to get my eyes open and quickly regretted it as the bump at the back of my head throbbed like a hammer hitting an anvil. When my eyelids lifted I saw i

Soul Chaser - Chapter Four by valkyrie1008, literature

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Soul Chaser - Chapter Four

Know Thy Enemy The magpie screeched and cackled. Nothing moved except the crawling darkness of shadows and slithering damp mist. Being in the spiritual dimension didn't mean its all sunshine and summer heat. I shivered, hugging my swan feather cloak tighter around my shoulders and neck. Something more than the cold that night was making me tense, nervous and shaky. I looked over to my two companions for the evening, noticing how neither of them was showing signs of weakness like I was. But then they were Elder Valkyries. Skögull was at the small window keeping an eye on the pair of magpies sitting out in the darkness perched on the

Soul Chaser - Chapter Three by valkyrie1008, literature

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Soul Chaser - Chapter Three

Sacred Secrets It felt strange walking next to Frigg through fields of wild flowers heading for the nearby fountain in a little woodland close. Not because I was struck silent by her godly aura but by its absence. There was no aura of power, no glowing halo, not one sign of anything. It was like simply walking along with a stranger who felt entirely normal and appeared entirely mortal. At the fountain side she gestured for me to sit on a nearby stone bench. She joined me shortly after casually playing her fingers through the pouring water with a small, pleasant smile upon her face as if hiding some exciting news. "What is your name Valkyr

Soul Chaser - Chapter Two by valkyrie1008, literature

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Soul Chaser - Chapter Two

Trouble after Midnight The music throbbed, pulsed and rocked up through my table, through my glass and disturbed the surface of my drink. It was also starting to shake my brain more than I'd like. Music back in my day was a lot more sociably pleasing in that it didn't leave you with a headache to precede the hang over from the alcohol. I never did understand how the youth of this modern generation could get any enjoyment from this loud, rapid procession of beats and noises. I guessed it might have some echo of their Neolithic past when the earliest form of music was used to send people into a trance like state. In modern times the trance was

Soul Chaser - Chapter One by valkyrie1008, literature

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Soul Chaser - Chapter One

The Old Ways Never Die My work took me to the old Viking city of the north, York. I had been there many times before and each time I always struggled to decide whether it was better or worse. Yet in the sunshine of August my mind didn't have time to dwell on such decisions. I sipped my hot cappuccino in Starbucks and crossed off another name on my quota. I heard the radio in the corner announce that a serious car crash had occurred on the A64, east of York and the road would be closed for at least four hours. I wondered which of my colleagues had performed well this time. I gazed out through the open door and into the street. I watched cur

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I am no Angel - new version by valkyrie1008, literature

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I am no Angel - new version

I AM NO ANGEL "Isn't it a beautiful day?" Kate asked finally joining me at Starbucks for our lunch break. "It's pleasant. Have you started filling your quota yet?" "Yes, half way through already, how about you?" I nodded, draining the last of my coffee and took out my list of fifty names. "I have a few to visit at the hospital and an old people's home." "Ugh old people. We weren't created to watch their inglorious death. We need warriors. Men of honour, courage and strength. Men who died by the sword. Not killed by disease, old age and accidents." "If we didn't make exceptions

Soul Chaser - Chapter Five by valkyrie1008, literature

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Soul Chaser - Chapter Five

Rise and Fall I knew I wasn't in an enclosed space when my mind finally began to regain control of my senses. I could feel the wind tugging at my hair, tickling my arms and brushing my legs. So that meant I was out in the open somewhere and wasn't in a place of wood or stone from the feel of the ground beneath my feet. Or I should say between my toes as whatever ground I was on wasn't stable. It could be shaped, moulded, moved, like clay, no, mud between by toes. I shook my head in an attempt to get my eyes open and quickly regretted it as the bump at the back of my head throbbed like a hammer hitting an anvil. When my eyelids lifted I saw i