Every World Seems Not Quite Right Novels & Stories

At that moment, the son stepped in and his eyes widened in shock as well. "I....I saw people moving in them. It was....it was scary" I stuttered to the woman. Why do I feel like....I did something wrong? "Hold on; she broke the television on purpose?" The son asked and I took my gaze to the floor immediately. Why do they keep calling it television? Or is that what it is over here? Do they call their mirrors televisions? "Seriously mum, Is this the kind of attitude you wanna tolerate here? I'm...."

I'm even wearing a gown right now and somehow I know that it's normal as the women around me also wear like that except that it's more modest and simple than what I'm wearing. "Transferring the world's information..." I heard a computer-like voice again. I hold my breath secretly as a lot of data came into my head and there's one sentence I can think of right now as they sink into me. "Holy shit of a God." •°`Monarch of the Underworld`°• "Maybe I'm so used to look at the darkness that the moment I lay my eyes on you, I was so fascinated with the colors you've brought" •••

The others exchanged uncertain glances as I continued, “Honestly, there’s nothing fascinating about this human world. All it’s given us is a cold, drenching rain to remind us why we don’t belong here.” Maureen sighed, crossing her arms over her chest. “You know what? I agree,” she said, her voice tinged with frustration. This whole mission has been a disaster from the start,” she said, rolling her eyes. “Do you know what I hate most about the human world? Their ridiculous transportation, whatever they’re called—they rattle and shake like they’re falling apart. I thought I was going to lose what little dignity I have left when my stomach kept turning like I’d been cursed. Never again.”

“Of course...so tell me, Colin? Is there anything else you failed to mention that you're getting to?...” “Nothing else out of the ordinary…” “Well nothing’s ordinary anymore Colin…” he answered immediately. “Nothing ever has been…” “The world isn't such a perfect normal land and utopia of humanity. We aren't even fully humans. We're monsters, and each of us possesses power that courses through our veins from the freaking sky or some deity who lives there…” he said, incredulous. “Not one thing is normal here. The birds, the trees, the sky, the fucking afternoon sun for the faint of heart…”

Tim and Sir Flinn are arguing about how to pronounce the word they saw in the dictionary, but later, they will found out both of them are wrong. “ Maybe. They could have all the money, all the fancy treasures, but they are still not happy. They want to find something that will worth their time and their remaining days. They just want to-"I paused and glanced at Miss Mia. “Feel alive.” I continued. I saw her half smile. “ This world is too noisy and busy. Too noisy that I couldn't hear my own thoughts and even my own footprints seems unfamiliar to me.” She gave me a tired look.

Everything is chaos. A bad omen.

(THE REST OF THE CARDS?) “WELL THEN, HOW SHALL I ADDRESS THE REST?” Pretending to think about it and deeply. He then draws a sinister smile as he wonders just how could everything be, as it is not the way it all is right now. But then reality hits him halfway with that simple thought. That if it is not the way everything is run and running right now, will this very world that they are living with ever exist? “Probably, no, it will never.”