Obsidian Flame
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In the moment of perfect comprehension, Death arrives to wash it all away.
—Collected Poems, Beatrice of Fourth CHAPTER 18 Thorne floated. He was a long distance away, a galaxy away from his body, from Second Earth, from the woman he loved.
When Marguerite had ruptured the membrane surrounding his newly discovered obsidian flame power, his mind had gotten caught in a stream of energy so intense that he’d been catapulted a billion miles away. Or at least that’s how he felt.
He floated, he felt o...ne with the universe, he knew everything there was to know, the Creator was with him.
A man appeared beside him, a short man with gray hair and gentle blue eyes. Oh, James. He’d met James earlier.
The man swept an arm wide. “It’s beautiful out here, isn’t it? I confess I don’t come here often enough. But then Upper Dimension work is rather time consuming, humanity being what it is, ascended or otherwise.”
Thorne turned to look at him. He had an ethereal form, ghost-like. Out of curiosity, Thorne lifted his own arm; he, too, was opaque and unreal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the moment of perfect comprehension, Death arrives to wash it all away.
—Collected Poems, Beatrice of Fourth CHAPTER 18 Thorne floated. He was a long distance away, a galaxy away from his body, from Second Earth, from the woman he loved.
When Marguerite had ruptured the membrane surrounding his newly discovered obsidian flame power, his mind had gotten caught in a stream of energy so intense that he’d been catapulted a billion miles away. Or at least that’s how he felt.
He floated, he felt o...ne with the universe, he knew everything there was to know, the Creator was with him.
A man appeared beside him, a short man with gray hair and gentle blue eyes. Oh, James. He’d met James earlier.
The man swept an arm wide. “It’s beautiful out here, isn’t it? I confess I don’t come here often enough. But then Upper Dimension work is rather time consuming, humanity being what it is, ascended or otherwise.”
Thorne turned to look at him. He had an ethereal form, ghost-like. Out of curiosity, Thorne lifted his own arm; he, too, was opaque and unreal.
What to read after Obsidian Flame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caris Roane to read onlineMoreLess
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