Teaching Faith: Chapter 2 by 06davidson, literature
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Teaching Faith: Chapter 2
Aziraphale looked around the bookshop and sighed. Not long now, he thought. The last time they had spoken, the Metatron had made it clear that Heaven was not best pleased about Aziraphale preventing the Apocalypse, and that he should expect some form of punishment. Aziraphale's bags were packed, and he fully expected to be carted off to Heaven to sort out this 'administrative issue' he had heard about. Crowley had explained that apparently since the "Adam Debacle" that the system controlling whether dead humans ended up in Heaven or Hell had been playing up. Hell had recently taken delivery of Arthur C. Clarke, while the angel Gabriel had fir
Teaching Faith: Chapter 1 by 06davidson, literature
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Teaching Faith: Chapter 1
The snows came early in the winter of 2009. In a certain graveyard in south-east Britain, the snow lay thick upon the graves, rabbits and small rats scurried and hopped around through the gloom, and Crowley shivered under the shadow of a gravestone, which leant over him proclaiming 'Harry Smith 1504-1536. R.I.P'. Crowley chuckled quietly to himself. Harry Smith had been a good laugh, especially when that wolf had been set on him. The onlookers had seen a shadow of a man change into that of a wolf, and then that wolf jumped out of the darkness and attacked Harry. Thus Crowley had created the image of the werewolf in the eyes of mankind,
Tell me there's a Heaven by 06davidson, literature
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Tell me there's a Heaven
A little girl she said to me,
"What are these things that I can see?
Each night when I come home from school
When my mum calls me in for tea
But every night a baby dies
And every night her mummy cries
What makes those men do what they do
To make that person black and blue?"
Grandpa says "they're happy now
They sit with God, in paradise
With angel's wings, and still somehow
It makes me feel quite nice
Tell me there's a Heaven
Tell me that it's true
Tell me there's a reason
Why I'm seeing what I do
Tell me there's a Heaven
Where all those people go
Tell me they're all happy now
Papa tell me that it's so
So do I tell her that
Rules of War for Spartan 2s by 06davidson, literature
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Rules of War for Spartan 2s
1. While standing to attention during a speech by the general that will go on for hours, do not play "siege of madrigal" through your helmet speakers
2. On no account, never, on pain of death, go the way of the navy
3. Do not refer to the Spartan-3s as "padawans"
4. Do not attempt to stick a sticky grenade to your enemy's body without throwing it
5. Do not duct tape over the exhaust ports of a plasma rifle and give it to an elite
6. Never refer to a prophet as a quadriplegic
7. If in doubt, stay behind cover. That suit of armour cost a lot of money
8. Never bribe the covenant to glass a human planet, even if your ex wife still lives th
He's coming for me,
He's coming, he's coming,
My heart has started
Drumming and drumming,
Now he's all around,
And he's punching and punching,
There's blood in my mouth,
And I'm munching and munching,
I'm on the ground
and I'm bleeding and bleeding,
Now it's all over,
I know I can't tell,
Or he'll come back,
To make my life Hell
Death
I know he is out there, lying in wait
His eyes gleaming white with fury and hate
His gaze is fixed on me his prey
Through the long sweat of night and the mad race of day
And I am transfixed by the thought he is all the same
Each face identical and in flame!
His cloak is black, his horse is white
His scythe and sword are gleaming bright
Famine, Pestilence and War
He makes the apocalyptic riders four
His brains and cunning cannot be beat
When he goes hunting we are the meat.
What is he really? Disease, famine, devastation
Anthropomorphic personification?
He summons us to Heaven or Hell
What else, who can say, who can tell
Teaching Faith: Chapter 2 by 06davidson, literature
Literature
Teaching Faith: Chapter 2
Aziraphale looked around the bookshop and sighed. Not long now, he thought. The last time they had spoken, the Metatron had made it clear that Heaven was not best pleased about Aziraphale preventing the Apocalypse, and that he should expect some form of punishment. Aziraphale's bags were packed, and he fully expected to be carted off to Heaven to sort out this 'administrative issue' he had heard about. Crowley had explained that apparently since the "Adam Debacle" that the system controlling whether dead humans ended up in Heaven or Hell had been playing up. Hell had recently taken delivery of Arthur C. Clarke, while the angel Gabriel had fir
Teaching Faith: Chapter 1 by 06davidson, literature
Literature
Teaching Faith: Chapter 1
The snows came early in the winter of 2009. In a certain graveyard in south-east Britain, the snow lay thick upon the graves, rabbits and small rats scurried and hopped around through the gloom, and Crowley shivered under the shadow of a gravestone, which leant over him proclaiming 'Harry Smith 1504-1536. R.I.P'. Crowley chuckled quietly to himself. Harry Smith had been a good laugh, especially when that wolf had been set on him. The onlookers had seen a shadow of a man change into that of a wolf, and then that wolf jumped out of the darkness and attacked Harry. Thus Crowley had created the image of the werewolf in the eyes of mankind,
Tell me there's a Heaven by 06davidson, literature
Literature
Tell me there's a Heaven
A little girl she said to me,
"What are these things that I can see?
Each night when I come home from school
When my mum calls me in for tea
But every night a baby dies
And every night her mummy cries
What makes those men do what they do
To make that person black and blue?"
Grandpa says "they're happy now
They sit with God, in paradise
With angel's wings, and still somehow
It makes me feel quite nice
Tell me there's a Heaven
Tell me that it's true
Tell me there's a reason
Why I'm seeing what I do
Tell me there's a Heaven
Where all those people go
Tell me they're all happy now
Papa tell me that it's so
So do I tell her that
Rules of War for Spartan 2s by 06davidson, literature
Literature
Rules of War for Spartan 2s
1. While standing to attention during a speech by the general that will go on for hours, do not play "siege of madrigal" through your helmet speakers
2. On no account, never, on pain of death, go the way of the navy
3. Do not refer to the Spartan-3s as "padawans"
4. Do not attempt to stick a sticky grenade to your enemy's body without throwing it
5. Do not duct tape over the exhaust ports of a plasma rifle and give it to an elite
6. Never refer to a prophet as a quadriplegic
7. If in doubt, stay behind cover. That suit of armour cost a lot of money
8. Never bribe the covenant to glass a human planet, even if your ex wife still lives th
He's coming for me,
He's coming, he's coming,
My heart has started
Drumming and drumming,
Now he's all around,
And he's punching and punching,
There's blood in my mouth,
And I'm munching and munching,
I'm on the ground
and I'm bleeding and bleeding,
Now it's all over,
I know I can't tell,
Or he'll come back,
To make my life Hell
Death
I know he is out there, lying in wait
His eyes gleaming white with fury and hate
His gaze is fixed on me his prey
Through the long sweat of night and the mad race of day
And I am transfixed by the thought he is all the same
Each face identical and in flame!
His cloak is black, his horse is white
His scythe and sword are gleaming bright
Famine, Pestilence and War
He makes the apocalyptic riders four
His brains and cunning cannot be beat
When he goes hunting we are the meat.
What is he really? Disease, famine, devastation
Anthropomorphic personification?
He summons us to Heaven or Hell
What else, who can say, who can tell
GO: Missing Generation chptr 12 by animafan369, literature
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GO: Missing Generation chptr 12
Damian frowned as the doorbell to his apartment went off. After all, the Apocalypse had nearly happened yesterday and he wasn't expecting any visitors. Cautiously, he reached for his flask of holy water with a pair of oven mitts before pacing over to answer the door. Counting to three, he flung the door open and hurled the contents out at whoever was on his doorstep. When no shrieks of dying agony were heard, he pulled the door open further and glanced out. A drenched, highly unimpressed Muriel glanced back at him.
"...Thanks." she muttered.
"Um... whoops?" Damian offered in response, before continuing, "To be fair, I wasn't exactly expecti
GO: Missing Generation chptr 11 by animafan369, literature
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GO: Missing Generation chptr 11
A few hours later saw Muriel and Damian approaching Tadfield on a blazing motorcycle. They'd dried off about 15 minutes after the overpass, and the bike had stared burning quickly afterwards. Muriel's grip had begun to weaken as she started to feel the effects of fully believing that a motorcycle can still work perfectly when on fire, but somehow she was still clinging onto Damian's waist.
Muriel could sense it all, now. It was as if radars were attached to the pair, telling them exactly where to go. And apparently they were to go to an airbase somewhere by Tadfield, if the voices were to be believed. Why there, the angel hadn't a clue. It s
GO: Missing Generation chptr 10 by animafan369, literature
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GO: Missing Generation chptr 10
To say that he was concerned for Muriel would be an understatement. The angel appeared to be in a mild form of shock, from what he could work out. She had jumped at the sound of the car door closing, and her gaze kept darting everywhere, never focusing on one particular point. She was nervous about something too, then.
Stopping at a red light on their way to Crowley's flat, Damian found himself reaching over and placing a hand on top of her arm briefly, squeezing it gently. She'd flinched, before glancing over. Realising who it was, she relaxed and placed her other hand on top of his briefly, as if silently thanking him. For what, the demon
GO: Missing Generation chptr 9 by animafan369, literature
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GO: Missing Generation chptr 9
The drive back towards London was tense and slightly uncomfortable. Neither Muriel nor Damian had anything remotely confident to say, and in all honesty they were hoping that their respective tutors had found something to work with. The demon dropped his angelic counterpart off at her home, before driving to his apartment. Muriel watched him go until she couldn't see his car any longer. Sighing, she headed indoors and started cleaning*.
She was, in fact, halfway through doing the dusting when They called. A blue light formed within her lounge, and a voice came from it. "Muriel?"
Swallowing, she called out a nervous "Um... hello?"
The light
GO: Missing Generation chptr 8 by animafan369, literature
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GO: Missing Generation chptr 8
It turned out that both Chippenham and Bath were also false alarms, in the end. Really, Damian and Muriel knew that they should be rushing back to London, but it had been a while since the pair had last been in the Somerset city. Therefore, they had decided to stick around for the rest of the afternoon touring the various sites and generally enjoying themselves. After all, there was a fairly high chance that it would be their last visit. Damian had even managed to take some photos of the pair of them. Muriel had been taken by the beauty of the old buildings, and Damian by the hilarity of exactly what the symbols used for the design of the cit
GO: Missing generation chptr 7 by animafan369, literature
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GO: Missing generation chptr 7
The first report that came in about the nuclear power plant issues was missed by Muriel and Damian, as they were busy arguing over the pros and cons of the internet. It was just beginning to grow in developments, and there was some unrest over who had thought of it. Anyway, Damian had said, it's like with 3D televisions. It was something out of a science fiction novel, and would probably be a phase, in a similar respect to that of the quiff. Muriel wasn't so sure, but a part of her hoped that the demon would be proven correct.
The second time, the pair had stopped off at a motorway services station in order to stretch out a bit, and so they
GO: Missing generation chptr 6 by animafan369, literature
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GO: Missing generation chptr 6
The issues to the North had proven to be useless. In fact, it had simply been a neighbourhood with a bad mixture of people. Placing a few superstitious elderly people in the same neighbourhood as a couple of new age students who had a penchant for strange sculptures and obscure music... yeah, it wasn't the best of plans. Once they'd known for sure that there was nothing odd going on, besides the usual human forms of odd, the pair had decided that it would be a good plan to move on to the next area of suspicion - Wiltshire.
They'd had to stay overnight in a hotel, however, as by the time they'd finished searching the area both demon and angel
GO: Missing generation chptr 5 by animafan369, literature
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GO: Missing generation chptr 5
"OK... where to start?" Damian thought aloud, pacing in Muriel's kitchen. Unlike his own flashy apartment, the younger angel's flat held a more 'homely' air, holding a warmer feel. Whereas Damian held a modern, bold theme, Muriel's little semi-detached house (a rare occurrence in London) was warm and slightly more old fashioned in its style. If a person walked into her house without knowing her impossible thanks to the sigils carefully hidden inside the Celtic design around the front door, but even so they would feel as if they were walking into the home of some small, young family. There was a warm, lived-in feel to the place,
GO:Missing Generation chptr 4 by animafan369, literature
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GO:Missing Generation chptr 4
"Oh, dear. Do you think we ought to rescue him?" Muriel asked, watching her tutor's poor attempt at magical entertainment. Damian was too busy dying of laughter to respond to her question. After much debate, it had been decided that Muriel and Damian were to enter the party under the guise of being children's party designers/decorators. Essentially, they were there to decide what should go where, and to create a rough plan of the order of events within the party. Now was the 'magic show', and so the younger pair were standing at the back of the room, watching as Muriel's tutor desperately tried to entertain the gathered children with various
GO:Missing generation chptr 3 by animafan369, literature
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GO:Missing generation chptr 3
"I don't know," Muriel commented in a worried tone, "I just don't know. Something seems really odd about the whole situation. Something seems... off." The two were sat in St James Park, next to the duck pond. It is not common knowledge, but St James ducks are, among other things, fairly emphatic when it involves the emotions and preferences of people. Possibly due to the need to judge various spies and agents meeting by their pond, but nobody will ever know for sure. Damian's view was that ducks were created by Him for the single purpose of providing a form of entertainment that can recycle old bread sort of like organic waste bins tha
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