Out Of The Water (Part 7)

Out Of The Water Part 7

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🧏 Out Of The Water Part Seven:

I was roaming the kingdom walls when there was stir in the water, meaning that someone who is not meant to be here is wasting a awful about of time around the area.

I was about to call someone to know what was going on when one boy I’ve never met before, a young scholar by his look came to me.

“What is it?” I asked.

“A woman is on the surface she said wants to see you”

“A woman wants to see me?” I repeated wondering who that human could be.

“What are the guards for? Tell them to take care of her, a human who isn’t here to see the goddess shouldn’t be here at all”

“She said she is your mother”

My mother?

“Leave” I told the boy and he left immediately. The sentence still sounded funny to me. How can I have a mother when I was born and raised her by the goddess herself. It didn’t make sense at all.

I disappeared to the surface and saw a thin woman with skin like toasted groundnut looking at the river, she was oblivious of my presence and I used that to my advantage as I studied what kind of person she could be.

When she turned to me, I saw her expression change from fear to recognition to relieve and finally excitement. She ran to me with speed I didn’t know she had strength for.

“The resemblance I can’t believe it” she said when she reached me, she raised her hand to touch me but I dodged it still not liking the situation.

“Sorry you look just like your father, I’m happy you took your looks from him” she smiled painfully. She was right, even I myself was relieved I didn’t take my looks from her because she was not all that beautiful.

“You are you?” I asked.

“I am your mother”

“The goddess is my mother and I will have to ask you to leave now”

“She didn’t tell you?” Her voice carried this pain that disturbed my spirit, meaning that we had a connection. I pushed any thoughts like that to the back of my mind as I replied.

“Tell me what?”

“The story of your birth, how you came to be who you are today”

At this point curiosity had formed many questions in my head and all I could manage to say was.

“What?”

She simply smiled, a beautiful and attractive smile that shouldn’t belong to a woman who was far from the word pretty.

“Let’s sit the story is a long one”

TO Be Continued

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