The Trinity
She wasn't exactly how long she had been in existence or how long she had been laying on the ground with her eyes closed. What was she feeling? What was feeling? The entire left side of her body was pleasantly warm and comfortable, while her right was chilly and near-numb. She slowly opened her eyes, her left instantly being blinded by a stream of light shooting at her. She winced, attempting to block the intense gleam. After several moments, her eye adjusted to the brilliance and she was able to see the world around her.
She slowly sat up and looked around, taking in her new environment. The sky above her was bright and illuminated by a brilliant sun. It's rays pleased her flesh where it touched, as if it was placing warm kisses on her skin. However, her right side was enveloped by a large mysterious shadow, which was cool as it caressed her. She stared up and in that moment she realized that the light and the dark were separate. . . yet at the same time they were the same. The light cut through the dark, yet the dark still swirled and crept, undeterred.
'There must be more.' She thought and she slowly stood up, adjusting to using to the use of her legs. At first she was unstable and wobbly, but it wasn't long before she got the hang of it. She turned to the shadows and squinted her eyes, peering at the outline of a figure in the darkness. She reached in and touched something. It was soft and warm, feeling somewhat familiar to the being. She wrapped her fingers around a slim part of the object and slowly drew it from the shadows and into the welcoming light. It was someone like her.
She stepped into the radiance of the sun, confused and caught off guard by the harsh rays. She hissed, struggling against the being that brought her into this strange and unfamiliar place. "It's alright." The first one said, soothingly, words forming in her mouth. It felt strange, using her throat in order to produce such sounds. She looked down at the dark one, observing her intently. Despite their contrasting colors, they seemed to have similar shapes and bodies. "Who are you?" The dark one asked, looking at the first suspiciously. The first opened her mouth to answer, but closed it again. Who was she? And who was the dark one? What was the dark one? What was she? Suddenly, the answer came to her. "I am a woman." The dark one perked up, processing the first's words. "I am a woman as well?" The first smiled and nodded. "I believe so, Sister." The word jumped off her tongue suddenly, but it felt right. "Sister?" The dark one questioned. She smirked. "I like how that sounds. We are sisters."
The first smiled again before turning towards the light and realizing, "There must be another." She reached up into the light and cupped her hands, allowing golden light to spill into them. She brought it back, the substance sending tingling sensations though out her hands. It was a good feeling, though albeit odd. She poured the light onto the ground where it bubbled and grew and shimmered, quickly taking a form. She was a woman, or at least resembled one. She had the same curves and shapes as the first two, but it was different. She seemed younger. Fresher. Tighter. She blinked slowly, innocent blue eyes staring up at the dark one and the first. Strands of gold framed her face and spilled over her shoulders. "Hello." She greeted, a large smile forming on her face. "Where am I? Who are you? Who am I? Why are we here?" She popped off the floor, taking little time to get used to her legs. She almost fell down again, but she paid it little mind. She grinned as she looked towards the light where she came. "Oh how beautiful!" She exclaimed and turned around and wrapped her arms around the first two and squeezed tight, forcing them into close proximity. "This will be so much fun! Oh what is fun? It sounds very enjoyable!" The dark one grumbled, her cheek pressed against the light one's breast. "May we send her back?"
The first one grinned as she looked at her two new sisters. They were incredibly different and she felt that was good. They would balance each other. Hmmm. . . Balance. Yes. She believed she liked that. "Come, Sisters." She said, escaping the light one's constricting embrace, but grabbing her hand. "Let us go. There must be more to see and more to do." The sisters danced and frolicked through the new world, seeing what it had to offer. It was only a matter of time before they came upon another being similar to themselves.
It was pale and had yellow hair like the light one, but it was different in form and shape. The sisters hid behind a tree and watched it from afar. "What is that?" "Why is it's skin so baggy? The first narrowed her eyes. "I don't believe that's it's skin." Her eyes ran over the thing's body. It lacked the same curves that they had and appeared to be taller. Also, it's torso and legs seemed to be covered by some strange material that clearly none the sisters had. "I like it. It's cute. Perhaps we could rub it's belly." "It might hurt you, don't be a fool." The first looked back at them and then at the creature again. "Let us try to get it's attention. It might be friendly."
The first stepped out from their cover, soon followed by the light one and lastly by a hesitant (and unhappy) dark one. "Greetings." She said with a friendly smile. She wasn't sure if the creature could understand her, but it was still worth a try. "We are women. Who are you?"
She wasn't exactly how long she had been in existence or how long she had been laying on the ground with her eyes closed. What was she feeling? What was feeling? The entire left side of her body was pleasantly warm and comfortable, while her right was chilly and near-numb. She slowly opened her eyes, her left instantly being blinded by a stream of light shooting at her. She winced, attempting to block the intense gleam. After several moments, her eye adjusted to the brilliance and she was able to see the world around her.
She slowly sat up and looked around, taking in her new environment. The sky above her was bright and illuminated by a brilliant sun. It's rays pleased her flesh where it touched, as if it was placing warm kisses on her skin. However, her right side was enveloped by a large mysterious shadow, which was cool as it caressed her. She stared up and in that moment she realized that the light and the dark were separate. . . yet at the same time they were the same. The light cut through the dark, yet the dark still swirled and crept, undeterred.
'There must be more.' She thought and she slowly stood up, adjusting to using to the use of her legs. At first she was unstable and wobbly, but it wasn't long before she got the hang of it. She turned to the shadows and squinted her eyes, peering at the outline of a figure in the darkness. She reached in and touched something. It was soft and warm, feeling somewhat familiar to the being. She wrapped her fingers around a slim part of the object and slowly drew it from the shadows and into the welcoming light. It was someone like her.
She stepped into the radiance of the sun, confused and caught off guard by the harsh rays. She hissed, struggling against the being that brought her into this strange and unfamiliar place. "It's alright." The first one said, soothingly, words forming in her mouth. It felt strange, using her throat in order to produce such sounds. She looked down at the dark one, observing her intently. Despite their contrasting colors, they seemed to have similar shapes and bodies. "Who are you?" The dark one asked, looking at the first suspiciously. The first opened her mouth to answer, but closed it again. Who was she? And who was the dark one? What was the dark one? What was she? Suddenly, the answer came to her. "I am a woman." The dark one perked up, processing the first's words. "I am a woman as well?" The first smiled and nodded. "I believe so, Sister." The word jumped off her tongue suddenly, but it felt right. "Sister?" The dark one questioned. She smirked. "I like how that sounds. We are sisters."
The first smiled again before turning towards the light and realizing, "There must be another." She reached up into the light and cupped her hands, allowing golden light to spill into them. She brought it back, the substance sending tingling sensations though out her hands. It was a good feeling, though albeit odd. She poured the light onto the ground where it bubbled and grew and shimmered, quickly taking a form. She was a woman, or at least resembled one. She had the same curves and shapes as the first two, but it was different. She seemed younger. Fresher. Tighter. She blinked slowly, innocent blue eyes staring up at the dark one and the first. Strands of gold framed her face and spilled over her shoulders. "Hello." She greeted, a large smile forming on her face. "Where am I? Who are you? Who am I? Why are we here?" She popped off the floor, taking little time to get used to her legs. She almost fell down again, but she paid it little mind. She grinned as she looked towards the light where she came. "Oh how beautiful!" She exclaimed and turned around and wrapped her arms around the first two and squeezed tight, forcing them into close proximity. "This will be so much fun! Oh what is fun? It sounds very enjoyable!" The dark one grumbled, her cheek pressed against the light one's breast. "May we send her back?"
The first one grinned as she looked at her two new sisters. They were incredibly different and she felt that was good. They would balance each other. Hmmm. . . Balance. Yes. She believed she liked that. "Come, Sisters." She said, escaping the light one's constricting embrace, but grabbing her hand. "Let us go. There must be more to see and more to do." The sisters danced and frolicked through the new world, seeing what it had to offer. It was only a matter of time before they came upon another being similar to themselves.
It was pale and had yellow hair like the light one, but it was different in form and shape. The sisters hid behind a tree and watched it from afar. "What is that?" "Why is it's skin so baggy? The first narrowed her eyes. "I don't believe that's it's skin." Her eyes ran over the thing's body. It lacked the same curves that they had and appeared to be taller. Also, it's torso and legs seemed to be covered by some strange material that clearly none the sisters had. "I like it. It's cute. Perhaps we could rub it's belly." "It might hurt you, don't be a fool." The first looked back at them and then at the creature again. "Let us try to get it's attention. It might be friendly."
The first stepped out from their cover, soon followed by the light one and lastly by a hesitant (and unhappy) dark one. "Greetings." She said with a friendly smile. She wasn't sure if the creature could understand her, but it was still worth a try. "We are women. Who are you?"