The Goddess Life Chapter 1

The sun shined so bright it could hurt your eyes, but you just didn’t want to look away from it, but the moon didn’t because something extraordinary was happening. A small flash or flick came form the sun, it was bright, but not as bright as the sun. It drifted through the sky all the way to the moon and with one touch something began to form. A child with long flowing hair, the same color as the sun. With olive skin tone that compliment her moonlight eyes. 

The child looked around then spotted a small round circle and went to it. The closer she got the bigger it got, when she made it to the circle she looked back at the moon.

“This is where you will live darling.” The sound of the moons voice in her ears was lovely. She turned back to the circle, it was round shaped and pretty with the blues and greens.

“Live.” The only word escaping her lips, her very first word. With that one word she enters the circle and is engulfed by animals, trees, water, and mountains. Here she lived.

Over time, she got to know the animals, they helped her walk and run. The water animals even taught her how to swim. The little animals taught her how to climb the mountains. 

During the day she would run and swim and even make clothes for herself. At night she’d fall asleep in a cave with all the animals. They would keep her safe and she would keep them safe.

In the mornings she would find a tree to climb for food. There would be little notes by the trees that would tell which tree holds which fruit, so she’d have a different fruit everyday. From bananas one day to, apples, oranges, grapes, and more the next day. 

One day she found an area full of water, it was bigger than the one she swims in, so she just use it to bath. She also found a field full of flowers that had different smells, but they smelled really good. Picking some of the flowers so she could add them to her clothes, when she made new ones. 

Finding new things, searching even if she didn’t know what she was searching for, was fun in this unknown world, finding the unknown. She found this mountain, it had a very pointed top, like it was pointing to the moon or the sun once it came in the morning. So, she started climbing the mountain to see what she would find.

Once at the top, she sat down, closed her eyes, and listen to the wind. She heard a voice, a familiar voice, one she will never forget. The moon.

“Hello my little darling.”

“Hello.” She said with a big grin on her face.

“Look into the stars.”

She opened her eyes and looked at the stars. What she saw was pretty and was also known as her tale. She saw how a flick from the sun touch the moon and began to form into a child. She knew that child.

“Me.” She says.

“Yes darling, you.”

Then she saw some letters form in the stars above her head. L. E. A. H.

She cocked her head to the side and looked at the moon.

“That is your name my darling Leah, that is your name.”

“Le..ah.” She kept saying it over and over again until it felt right. “My name is Leah.” She looked back at the stars.

It showed the circle she first saw, but it was more round shaped. The stars formed more letters. G. O. D. D. E. N. I. A.

“Goddenia my darling, your planet.”

She looked at the earth underneath her.

“Goddenia.” Then looked back at the stars.

They started forming into a picture of a boy and a girl. She knew it was a girl because she looks just like the girl. Except her hair was darker and eyes where a different color. So she stared at the boy, he had short hair that came to his ears and covered, almost, all of his forehead. He had something over the bottom half of him. Sightly confused, she turned to the moon.

“Picture them there with you darling. Imagine them, give them life.”

She didn’t understand what the moon was saying, well, her mind didn’t but her hands did. She picked up some dirt and grass from the mountain and stood up. She looked at the stars and reached up for a star and two fell into her hand. Mixing the stars with the earth, she laid them on the ground and imagined a boy and a girl. Giving them a name, Ernie and Adan, they began to form. They looked at her, she at the moon.

“Congratulations Leah, Goddess of the unknown.” 

“Thank you.” She turns to Ernie and Adan and said, “Lets play.”