Post by Cuppy on Sept 16, 2020 8:40:45 GMT
|| Death Kills ||
A Girl named Didi and a Zombie named Laura
American Gods x Sandman crossover
New storyline with silkcut
Didi:
“One day in every century, Death takes on mortal flesh, better to comprehend what the lives she takes must feel like, to taste the bitter tang of mortality.”
To taste a hot dog, a freshly squeezed orange juice. To smell a rose, the sweat of a jogger running by.
I’ve only been in this world for a couple of hours, and already I’m overwhelmed with the wonderworld that is humanity.
You can call me Didi. I have no family, not right now, but a thirst to taste life. This town I’m in right now, I’m not sure what it’s called. It’s just names, they change over the centuries. Not that I’d know of what’s happening in centuries, as I’m just a temporal reincarnation.
I’m sure you know who I am. Black hair, black make-up, fishnet stockings, ankh around my neck. That’s right, just another goth girl. What else would I be?
Humanity is genius at times. To have made coffee into art, being able to choose from five different types of coffee, ten different types of milk, twenty different types or flavor. And all in one cup.
Humanity is stupid at times, because standing in front of the menu, I can’t decide which coffee, milk and flavor I should get. Mortals have a curse of being indecisive in the face of abundance.
I feel someone staring holes in my back, and as I turn around, there’s a tiny human sitting at a table, cradling a bottle, bathed in smoke and the buzzing of flies around her body. I’m locking eyes with her, my lips smiling in spite of my eyes squinting. She looks familiar, I could swear my other self had taken her not too long ago. But here she is sitting, looking dead around the eyes but very much kicking.
She’s a puzzle.
I’m deciding to take a brownie instead, and take the seat right next to her, neither bothered by the smoke nor the flies.
“Your arm looks as if it’s about to come off. I’m very good at sewing.”
I’m breaking my brownie in half and offer her a piece. She looks like she could use something nice in her mouth.
To taste a hot dog, a freshly squeezed orange juice. To smell a rose, the sweat of a jogger running by.
I’ve only been in this world for a couple of hours, and already I’m overwhelmed with the wonderworld that is humanity.
You can call me Didi. I have no family, not right now, but a thirst to taste life. This town I’m in right now, I’m not sure what it’s called. It’s just names, they change over the centuries. Not that I’d know of what’s happening in centuries, as I’m just a temporal reincarnation.
I’m sure you know who I am. Black hair, black make-up, fishnet stockings, ankh around my neck. That’s right, just another goth girl. What else would I be?
Humanity is genius at times. To have made coffee into art, being able to choose from five different types of coffee, ten different types of milk, twenty different types or flavor. And all in one cup.
Humanity is stupid at times, because standing in front of the menu, I can’t decide which coffee, milk and flavor I should get. Mortals have a curse of being indecisive in the face of abundance.
I feel someone staring holes in my back, and as I turn around, there’s a tiny human sitting at a table, cradling a bottle, bathed in smoke and the buzzing of flies around her body. I’m locking eyes with her, my lips smiling in spite of my eyes squinting. She looks familiar, I could swear my other self had taken her not too long ago. But here she is sitting, looking dead around the eyes but very much kicking.
She’s a puzzle.
I’m deciding to take a brownie instead, and take the seat right next to her, neither bothered by the smoke nor the flies.
“Your arm looks as if it’s about to come off. I’m very good at sewing.”
I’m breaking my brownie in half and offer her a piece. She looks like she could use something nice in her mouth.