NytshadeFaegasus

The next day I sent Onnesa to Earth to arrange for the children to be enrolled at Super Academy. Geez. Whoever came up with that name must have been beyond stupid. "So, how'd the kids take it? WHen you told them, I mean," asked the Governor of Colorado, Rordan Thatcher. No relation to the late Ms. Thatcher. I take a sip of my green tea and look out of the window that spans across the whole wall. The view wasn't that bad. We were about twelve floors up from ground level in what the humans deemed a five-star hotel. The Hilton, they called it. Almost all your whims can be sated here. Unfortunately, mine are not included. That fact was not lost

"Yea, well, your job makes me feel like a child sometimes." A chuckle from her is cut short when the sound of footsteps echoes into the room from a large poorly lit hallway way off to my right side. I often forget about it, seeing as how I rarely walk places. I usually just teleport myself there. Hallways and doors are merely a formality for those that actually do use their legs around here. If they weren't around I would have no doors or halls. "That would be Kagen and Melissa right now," Well duh. I know my own kids footsteps. "I suggest you tell them now." And on that note Onnesa disappears on me, leaving me to go wherever she goes when s

PAGE 1              I don't think there was a specific day that I made a definite decision to return to Earth. Honestly, I think it had more to do with boredom. My dimension was a vast world. I created it that way, for me and my children. All the 'citizens' came later. Much later. They came for sanctuary from prosecution against both humans and other Neighbors alike. Many were interracial couples (meaning humans and demons, or half-breeds and whatever. Etcetera.)  that strove to make families. Others were just here to get away from it all. The destruction on Earth. They looked to me to rule, so I did. After so many years, though, people sto