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1. Creator Matthew Pope
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The shock sent me into a panic while I tried desperately to move to the right-side shoulder. It had been the sound of an elderly woman. Well, kind of, I mean that's the best way to describe what I heard. There was about that voice, something that I couldn't figure out while I was parked on the shoulder and trying to calm myself down. I thought to myself, what was that, and how did it know my name? With the Camry in park I got out as fast as I could. Someone blared their horn at me as they nearly took my driver's side door off. I walked around to the front of the car to try and calm down. I stared into the back seat through the windshield, but there was nothing there except for my discarded Burger King wrappers. I opened my door again and popped the trunk, then made my way around to the back of the car. The Jet Flite bag was still in the trunk. I grabbed it's handle and pulled it out, half expecting to throw my back out again. But, it was as lightweight as an old bag filled with pajamas should have been. I put the bag back in, shut the trunk lid, and took a few deep breaths. Everything us fine, you're fine, you're just tired and working too hard, I told myself. If anyone needs a vacation, it's you, Rick. When I got back in my car I noticed, actually. The smell was gone. But it's absence, for some reason, only served to make me more paranoid than I was when I pulled over. I should have been able to locate that smell. It's sudden absence didn't mean that the problem was gone. That put me on edge. Behind the wheel of the Camry, I sat in the driver's seat for a moment, hesitant to pull out into traffic. I looked over at my phone and the GPS map on it. I was only about 15 minutes away from the location now, which gave me a little relief. I shifted into drive and merged back into traffic. I finally wound up at my last delivery. It was 9:30 by that time which made me curse myself in frustration. That always bothered me about people who complained I was taking too long to get to their houses with their bags. It was never my desire to drive around until 11 o'clock or midnight with their bags just so I could end up back at my shitty apartment at three in the morning. I shook my head at that thought and checked the bag tag again. 1260 Landing Way Tom's River, NJ Staring at the sign for Landing Way, I pulled my car down the street, checking the numbers on the houses as I drove so I could find 1260. I pulled close to 1256 and I noticed that there weren't any other houses on that side of the street, and about half a mile down the street there was a dead end sign. I pulled up beside 1256 and gauged the situation. My GPS notified me that I had arrived, but at the time I didn't think that was possible. I shifted to park and looked at what was supposed to be 1260 Landing Way. This is supposed to be the part of the story where I lock eyes with a cliche' of some kind. I figured I would pull up to the Bates' Mansion or Ed Gein's house or something to that effect. I wish I could write about things like boarded up windows, gothic additions, or someone looking at me through a curtain. If I would have seen ANY of those things, maybe that day would make a little more sense to me now. But, when I looked out of my driver's side window, there was nothing. There was no house at all. From the car, I even shined my phone's flashlight on the land to make sure I wasn't hallucinating. Don't get me wrong, it looked like there may have been a house on that land at some point. But, that point was a long time ago, certainly not that day in July. There was the remnants of what looked like a driveway, not counting the tall grass that grew out of the cracks. The sidewalk kept going from 1256 to the dead end, and there was nothing out front except and old, rusted fence with a gate that was maybe three feet high. Well, there was a part of that fence, anyway. The fence only covered about four feet of the land in either direction. The gate hung poorly off of the hinges, what was left of it, anyway. The grass was overgrown; it looked almost like a couple of odd, concrete structures growing in a field. This made me scratch my head for a minute or two. I turned the flashlight on my phone off and looked at the app. I turned the overhead light on in the Camry while I gauged the situation. The GPS and app both told me that I was at the correct address. I breathed a long and deep sigh and got out of the car, leaving my keys in the ignition. I turned my flashlight back on and slowly walked towards the... I don't know, the driveway I guess? I looked around using the light and made my way further onto the parcel of land. The hair on the back of my neck then stood up, which didn't help the fact that I already knew something wasn't right. When I made my way up to the top of the driveway, long cracked and worn and being reclaimed by the earth beneath it, I looked to my right, and I was glad I walked up the driveway slowly. There was a foundation to the right that resembled a basement. There were footers and columns, and a couple of old appliances that were rusted through and through sat down in the pit, surrounded by a few puddles of standing water. There was a washer, a dryer, and a water heater. The water heater was lying down on the ground horizontally. I then noticed a furnace nearby as well. I took a deep breath and carefully made my way back to my car. I broke into a sprint and opened the trunk. I tried the phone number on the tag again. This time, the line was not dead. It rang three times and someone picked up. I heard heavy breathing on the end of the line and alarm bells went off in my head. I managed to stammer out a weak, hello? "Hellllloooooooo, Riccchhhhhaaaarrrrrddddddd, " I heard again, and it cut through my ears and down my spine. I dropped the phone on the ground and popped the trunk open with my key. I grabbed the handle on the Jet Flite bag, and of course it again felt like there were cinder blocks in the damn thing. I felt dizzy and right away noticed that the foul odor had come back. But instead of being localized to my car, it was all around me as I tried desperately to get the bag out of the trunk. With what strength I had left in my legs, I pulled the bag out and threw it on the asphalt behind me. The latches popped open and the contents spilled out. Like Gina had told me, all that was in there was an old nightgown and slippers. I didn't spend long processing the contents of the bag I just grabbed my phone off the street and made a break for the driver's side door. I noticed that the call was still going on the phone and I shut it off. I got in the car and turned the key in the ignition. Thankfully, I was two for two against cliche's and the Camry started right up. I threw it in gear and blasted back down Landing Way. Within a few moments I was back on 295 heading south. I tried to avoid police when I noticed that the smell was overpowering now. Why was it so bad? I ditched the bag and everything. It clogged my nostrils and made me dizzy again. As I gasped for air, it came from the back seat. Riiiiiccccchhhhhaaaarrrrddddddd! Fury replaced fear as I pulled over to the shoulder and popped the trunk while my car idled. I stomped to the rear of the car and threw the trunk lid open. Sure enough, there it was, sitting in the space above the spare tire compartment. It was the Jet Flite bag, the damn Jet Flite bag. I have no idea how, but I was still in possession of it. Oh well, I guess I was one-for-three in horror cliches tonight. I yelled, I just looked to the New Jersey night sky and yelled as loud as I could. I yelled so loud that cars driving by slowed down and nearly rear-ended each other. I grabbed the handle on the Jet Flite bag, which of course felt like grabbing a boulder with a handle, and I pulled it to the mouth of the trunk. I was able to git it over and dump it on the side of the road. Again, the locking mechanism snapped open and the contents of the bag poured out. There were photographs now, old photographs, some in frames and some loose prints just lying on the road. Where in the hell did the nightgown and slippers go? This didn't explain the weight fluctuation of the bag at all. Why did the damn thing feel like a boulder sometimes? I looked down at the photos. They had burn marks on them, most of them did. Some were singed on the corners and some were burned beyond recognition. I picked up a few of the legible ones. Mostly, the photos were of a family. Thee was a husband, a wife, and two kids. I'd have to estimate that the kids were ages 10 and 12, a boy and a girl, with the boy being the older one. The man wore a business suit with a fedora and the wife, who kind of was a looker, wore a contemporary dress of the late 50's or early 60's, if I had to guess. Based on the color tone of the photo I guessed that the pictures were taken around that time frame as well, maybe later. A few things about the photos, though. There were a few words scrawled on them in green marker, from another language. Except it wasn't marker, come to think of it. It was wax, candle wax. I noticed something else in the photos, too. There was a house in every photo. It was a small, brick ranch house and the family was standing in front of it. The surrounding land looked exactly like Landing Way. I took a closer look at the photo. In his left arm, he held his wife. And in his right hand... It was a blue, Jet Flite suitcase. Right there on the highway I started looking feverishly through other photos. One of the photos showed the man and a woman, a completely different woman, in bed, taken through the window of a completely different house. There was another photo that showed candles on the wooden floor of a dark room, Green candles. There were five of these candles to be specific, and in the middle was a fedora and the suitcase. The next photo showed the ranch house on Landing Way on fire. There were figures in the widows of this photograph, all of them had their hands on the glass. Six pairs of hands, and four of them belonged to children. I dropped the photo I was looking at when I heard my name again. It was... different this time. This time, the voice was deep, even guttural. I slammed the trunk shut, leaving the Jet Flite bag and the pictures on the street and ran to the driver's seat. I slammed my door shut, found my key, and tore off the shoulder back into traffic. I was trying to outrun the smell and this damn bag and whatever memories were attached to it. I hoped that escape was possible. The smell only became stronger as I made it to Trenton. It was then that I made the mistake of looking in the rearview mirror. I saw her eyes first. They had no detail to them, they were just these damned, yellow orbs sunk into black sockets. She was old; at least she looked ancient, anyway. Her hair, what was left of it, was grey and stringy. She had a grin... I think it was a grin. Her teeth were a disgusting shade of brown. She was completely nude; I don't know why I'm thinking about this now, but maybe that's why the nightgown was in the suitcase? I'm not sure what bags get inspected upon traveling down to hell. Her skin was pale white, all wrinkles, but no veins. In retrospect maybe she didn't have any blood left in her. Hell, maybe that's what she wanted from me. This time I watched her mouth open, but she didn't say my name. Frankly, I don't know what in the hell she said. Whatever she said in that moment came out backwards and deep. Yeah, her words really came out backwards, just like a tape being rewound at regular speed. Sweat poured down my brow as I tried to stay on the road while keeping an eye on her in the rearview mirror. I had to swerve as a car hit the brakes in front of me suddenly, and this was a mistake. She had an opportunity and took it. All at once, I found bony, cold fingers wrapped around my neck. She dug her long, dead fingernails into my jugular and squeezed and squeezed. The smell was worse than ever now as I gasped for my last bits of oxygen. I started to see trails and my vision faded out. I had one chance. I checked out of the corner of my eyes to see if there was a car to my right. The lane was empty, so I jerked the wheel with all my might in that direction. I swung the Camry over two lanes of traffic with cars honking and drivers screaming at me as the car cut. I wasn't trying to pull over, though. I jammed my foot on the gas as I barreled towards the guard rail. I cursed myself for not wearing a seatbelt as my body jerked forward and then from side to side upon impact. Glass shattered everywhere. All of the console lights in the car came on at once as the radio abruptly cut off. I felt a fire run through my spine and my leg and my arm, jolting me back into consciousness. Warm blood caressed my face starting at my forehead and running down my cheek. But, most importantly, my neck was free of her hands. I seized the opportunity and jerked the driver side door open. I stumbled out of the car and to the ground. I crawled past the car over to the rail itself. With my last bit of consciousness, I looked at the front of my poor Camry. The front end was crumpled in on the right side and the headlight was completely smashed in. The windshield had shattered and glass from the windows was all over the place. There was fluid leaking from the undercarriage. I then cursed myself one last time for not having collision coverage as I slipped into blackness. I awoke some time later in a hospital bed in Camden, which would definitely not have been my first choice. I was in traction with casts on my left arm and leg. I used my right hand to feel my face, which had gauze all down the right side. I let out a sigh when I realized my predicament, but then I took in a hearty breath. I'll take the smell of a hospital over the smell of death and decay any day of the week. The coming days were a mess. A New Jersey state trooper came by and presented me with a ticket for reckless driving, despite my story. There were enough witnesses at the scene to describe the lane-jumping magic act I had to put on. I also got a bill for the impounding of my poor little Camry and for damages done to the guardrail on impact. I think Heather texted me about the bag once. I simply texted back, "I won't be delivering bags anymore", to which I never received a response, a visit, or anything else from her, for that matter. The few friends I once had never showed up or even called me to ask how I was doing. My family hates me and I'm not sure if they even know where I live. But it kind of hurt that Heather didn't show up, or any of the other guys from the courier service. It was only me, lying in traction, alone in my thoughts. I was diagnosed with a broken femur, a fractured forearm, lower back trauma, and head trauma. I had to go through about six weeks of medication and then rehabilitation. Well, I only was able to do four weeks of that thanks to my liability policy that came to about $15, 000, and then they cut my casts off and I was booted from the hospital with nothing but a pair of crutches. My leg never healed properly and I have a limp now. I used what money I had in the bank to take an Uber down to the airport. I picked up my last check from the bag service. When I came, Heather luckily wasn't there. No one else would talk to me, which is fine; I didn't have anything to say to them. If they weren't there for me when I went to the hospital, what was I going to tell them now? I wouldn't be able to drive again until I could get to New Jersey for my reckless driving hearing. I couldn't drive for a while anyway, I didn't have a car anymore. I doubt I'll be driving for a long time. I've been home for two months now. I saw a 90-day notice to evict slide under my door the other day. I let my phone shut off. I put everything I could into my internet and electric. I'd rather watch YouTube videos all night on my laptop, desperately trying to stay awake, than talk to anyone. And who would call, anyway? But at least that Jet Flite bag is gone. The smell is gone. Those damned yellow-orb eyes that occupied my rearview mirror are gone. She's gone, so at least I'll figure it out again some day soon, and rejoin society. At least, I hope she's gone. Sometimes at night, I think I hear that soft, ancient voice call out my name. Riiiiiccccchhhhhhaaaaaarrrrrrrddddddddd I tell myself it's just the wind outside.

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Just a short silly thing on a slow work day while the holidays devour so much of my time. My Stories Aulins Majoris was a planet at the edge of nothing. Far beyond the borders of even the most far flung space faring nations it was as distant as a planet could possibly be while still actually being a part of the galaxy. It was also a harsh and desolate planet with near toxic atmosphere and an incredibly inhospitable surface that suffered constant violent storms. Any cursory surveys would send any ships on to the next planet in a hurry, and likely the next system altogether as the Aulins system itself was uninteresting and barren. Yet, this planet held a very closely kept secret. A facility buried underground, connected to hundreds of very carefully crafted craters along the surface that were camouflaged dishes. For a secret order of monks had slowly and carefully turned this planet into a repository for the knowledge and media of the galaxy. If not the universe. History had warned of eras across all civilized species where knowledge could become lost due to many factors and these monks had set themselves into tireless efforts to preserve and safeguard knowledge. They had taken a sacred oath to be guardians of what they considered to be not just enlightenment but culture. Of the best, and the worst all so that triumphs and mistakes would all be preserved for future generations to know. They had also forgone their names, and set aside notions of self and species for they wished to make no distinction between fellow preservers or those that they would one day uplift from ignorance. Their mission was seen as for the betterment of all sapients, and a task to be taken with utmost seriousness. Few were selected to join their ranks, and fewer still would actually make the trek and take the vows. But all were celebrated as beloved equal of their ranks in annual ceremonies. Thus a grand door was preserved for these to enter through when the storms on the planet were weakest, a solemn yet joyous day for the order. For the rest of the year the door was shut, and the grand entryway quiet, tended to by a single Gatekeeper. The Gatekeeper had joined the order a decade ago, and fully enveloped himself in his duties. This year he had become the Gatekeeper. His life before was cast aside, his identity changing as the order needed. Every task he had been given sacred and important in some way. For now he spent his days before the next opening in quiet contemplation. Sweeping, cleaning, or tending to the plants that lined the entryway to give beautiful color to contrast the dour and hostile environs outside the door. His days were full of peace, and meditation. Seeing others only during his morning and evening meals in the nearest dining hall. So it came as some great surprise to him while he carefully tended to a Gurtibin Plasma Lilly that there was a knock on the massive door behind him. The Gatekeeper paused in his work and turned to look at the massive metal doors. Had it been his imagination? Had the storm thrown something against it? This was one of the worst seasons on the surface after all. But then he heard it again. It was insistent now. Quick rapid knocks. The Gatekeeper rose up, setting aside his tools as he adjusted his robes. As far as he had known this had never happened before. What should he do? The knocking continued. He had a duty to protect and assist fellow sapients did he not? Maybe there had been a crash and someone was in need of help? His four legs carried him forward slowly, cautiously as he reached the door. The knocking kept going. There was some nervous rustling as he folded his four hands over and then pressed the control to open the door. Perfectly maintained hinges and gears gliding open quietly to open the door just a crack. There was a small figure just at the crack in the door, bundled up in a rather mismatched assortment of warm clothes, pressure suit, and unusual silvery gray adhesive wrapping around much of the fabric. The Gatekeeper did not judge other species but the small biped before him was one of the younger species he was fairly sure. He hoped his translator had the young species language programmed. “Greetings wayward sapient. I am the Gatekeeper, are you in immediate danger? ” “What? ” The figure adjusted some goggles on its face, pulling them away so they could better look up at the Gatekeeper through the narrow opening in the door. “No? I’m a bit cold but… I’m not in immediate danger. ” “Has your ship crashed on this planet and you are in need of assistance? ” The Gatekeeper asked next. “No? Well… the landing was rough but it’s in three pieces or less. Which really qualifies as a great landing right? ” The little figure laughed in a way that the Gatekeeper suspected was manic but he did not judge. “This facility is not open to outsiders I’m afraid. While I welcome you as a fellow sapient I can share with you some of my midday meal if you require sustenance but I can not allow you entrance. ” The Gatekeeper explained. “Wait, this is the right place in’it? ” The figure asked then. “You guys are the ones who collect all the media in the galaxy right? ” At this the Gatekeeper felt his unease settle. A wayward knowledge seeker then. It happened. Though he didn’t think they ever made it to the surface. “I am sorry my fellow sapient but our order must maintain strict rules. We cannot allow entry to any outside our order. Even if you seek the meaning of life, or the secrets of the universe our repository is merely here to preserve the collective transmissions of all sapient life. ” He tried to explain. “I’m not looking for any secrets or meanings or whatever. Listen my name is-” The figure started but the Gatekeeper held up two hands. “My fellow sapient here we have transcended beyond the need for self monikers as names and have all shed our past so as to focus on our tasks and to ensure our order does not become listed in the very knowledge we seek to collect. I am the Gatekeeper only and I ask you keep your name to yourself so as not to taint anything I might read of you in the future and add unwanted context to the transmission or media. “Er… well fine. ” The figure shifted seeming offput. The Gatekeeper expected this from those outside the order. “Well anyway my species-” He tried again yet the Gatekeeper held up his hands once more. “Here, we have also transcended the idea of individual species as well. We are all one shared collection of sapience and to label ourselves by our mortal physiology beyond needs of medical or dietary restraints is counterproductive to our quest of perfect understanding. I ask you to please refrain from identifying your species to me as well so I do not add unwanted context. ” The Gatekeeper wanted to be gentle yet firm. This entire interaction was already exceptionally unusual. “Fine. I’m only here for a single video anyway. I have traveled far across the galaxy and braved many perils to get here! I’ve risked life and limb to get here based on just rumors of your existence! You have no idea how much I need this! If I could just-” The figure tried next. “I am sorry fellow sapient but we can not help you. No matter how much the loss of a beloved may hurt and however much you think a lost video of their presence will help it’s not our place-” The gatekeeper started but this time he was interrupted. “What! It’s not a video of a dead person! Or… at least I hope they’re all still alive. It would be really awkward if they’re not. No no I need it because I’ve been looking-” The Gatekeeper frowned. “We can not provide you closure of a crime either. It is not our place to justice or evidence-” The two of them were now locked in a back and forth match of interruptions. “It’s not criminal either! I swear! I just need it so I can finally-” “Some historical video pertaining to your religion? Any such religious document would-” The Gatekeeper was starting to run out of ideas as to why the figure could be here. “I mean hey it might be close to a religious experience when I watch it but no! Not religion either! It’s just-” “Seeking us out for some video which you can sell is also strictly-” “It’s not about money! It’s just the best horn tugger of a flick I ever seen! ” When the figure finally blurted out what the video was for the Gatekeeper paused. He was taught not to judge other sapients for many various reasons, physiology especially. But as he examined the figure before him he blinked. “Fellow sapient… I am confused. You do not appear to possess a horn…” Was it hidden under their cranial fuzz? “What? Who told you that? It’s a dirty lie it is! I’m totally average! Average at worst! I know some people say that being average isn’t great but when it comes to measuring the third leg average is totally acceptable! ” Once more the Gatekeeper blinked in confusion. He saw two legs. Where was the third? “Ah… I am sorry but… I… don’t understand what you mean. ” He confessed. “Y’know… spanking the monkey. Given a crank? Making the bald man cry? Five finger shuffle? Riding the mayonnaise surf? Debugging the hard drive? ” The Gatekeeper just blinked again. “Auditioning your hand puppet? Tugging the slug? Battling the purple headed yogurt slinger? Shaking hands with Dr. Winky? ” “Perhaps there’s something wrong with my translator…” The Gatekeeper muttered. “Oozing your noodle? Squirt hockey? Celebrating palm sunday? Burping the worm? Wrestling the eel? Strangling the cyclops? Twenty Three Skidoo? Seriously guy? You must know what I mean! Jerkin’ the gherkin! Beef strokenoff! ” The two stared at each other for another second before the smaller figure finally shouted. “Wanking! I need a video from the spank bank! ” “Ah… a bank? I’m not sure we have security footage from banks… Our mission here requires that the media be broadcast-” “No! It’s not a literal bank! You have no idea how good it was! This was the gold standard of videos! I know I should have found a way to download it but I was young and foolish! Once I loaded it up it would just take me like five seconds to finish it was that good! And then one horrible night in answer to my query quoth the server four oh four! ” The Gatekeeper could hear the anguish in the figure’s voice. “Er… I’m still not sure-” He started. “Please! You have no idea what I’ve done to get here! I’ve crossed scorching deserts, braved perilous seas, and fought more than my fair share of bandits and pirates just to make it this far! And trust me there’s just no replacement for it! I’ve even been with like… actual real living sapients in the meantime and I still want the video! That’s how good it is! ” The Gatekeeper was at a loss. Clearly this figure would not relent. If he denied him entry he would likely just stay outside. But what did he do? He held up a hand. “One moment…” Backing away from the door he quickly shuffled over to the wall to tap in a call to the High Admin. There was a soft chirp as he was connected. “I am sorry to disturb you High Admin but this is the Gatekeeper. There is… someone at the door. They want-” “Peace and love to you brother Gatekeeper. I am surprised to hear from you but you should know that we cannot allow entry to an outsider. ” The Admin replied. “Yes, High Admin I am aware… however they are seeking a video-” “You know as well as I Gatekeeper that we simply cannot share that which we have acquired lest we alter the path of context across history and culture. No religious-” “No no, I tried all that. It’s nothing like that apparently. It’s a young species that keeps talking about such strange things like… choking a purple worm or something. I am very confused High Admin, I do not wish to pass judgement on younger species but-” “You must meditate Gatekeeper, I am saddened to hear you bring judgement or context to a fellow sapient of any species for-” Then the High Admin paused. “Wait. It’s a human isn’t it? ” His voice suddenly full of weariness and possibly contempt? “Ah…” The Gatekeeper leaned back to look at the figure in the tiny crack in the door. “Do you identify as human? ” “Yeah sure I’m a good ol’ Human Bean. I thought you didn’t want to know my species? Would it be better if I said I’m a meat popsicle? It’s freezing out here! ” The figure shivered a moment, rubbing their limbs. “Yes… I think High Admin that it is human. ” The Gatekeeper looked back at the screen. “Our order remains secret for centuries and then they go and discover FTL travel… I swear…” The High Admin sounded uncharacteristically annoyed. “Just have the lawyer deal with it. ” “Er… we have a lawyer? ” The Gatekeeper glanced around. “How do I contact them? I was unaware we had a former lawyer in our order. But do we not shed-” He started but the High Admin waved him off. “Not a former lawyer a current lawyer. It was a necessary evil once humans started showing up for this very reason. Just say that you need a lawyer. They’ll deal with the rest. ” The High Admin then turned off the call and the Gatekeeper looked around a moment. “Help, I need a lawyer? ” He said aloud. “Yes? ” A figure suddenly appeared behind him. “BWAH! ” The Gatekeeper jumped as a figure stepped out of the shadows besides him. Unlike the simple robes all other members of the order wore this figure had on a dark gray suit. “How did you-” “I could sense your legal need and appeared. ” The lawyer announced knowing his question. “Really? ” The Gatekeeper gasped, now confused about the nature of this species. “No, my office has an alarm for the door opening and I came down. Then I just waited in the shadows until it was most dramatic to make my presence known. ” The Lawyer explained and stepped back over to the door. “You’re looking for a single adult video correct? ” “Yes. ” The other human nodded. “Here sign this. Do you need a knife so you can cut yourself and sign in blood? ” The Lawyer asked as she pulled an expensive and ornate looking dagger from her suit pocket. “What is it? ” The human asked as he started to flip through the pages. “It’s a standard NDA. ” The Lawyer answered. “Ah, hence the blood. Right right. Standard NDA. Do I need a whole lot of initials? I don’t wanna pass out. ” The traveler asked. “Just three initials and one signature. Then you get the video in question. But if you ever reveal our presence to anyone the file will delete itself and all your other porn. So no talking. ” The lawyer pointed accusingly at the other human. “That’s a bit much isn’t it? ” The lawyer just stared down the other human. “Right… dagger please. ” The Gatekeeper watched as the figure outside took the dagger through the small opening and took off a glove so they could cut a finger tip to sign the papers. “Initial… initial… initial… signature. Done. Now what’s the video? ” The lawyer asked as she took back the dagger and papers. “You won’t judge me right? ” The human asked. “I assure you that our order is free of any prejudice of flesh. ” The Gatekeeper nodded. “Here’s the search terms. It should be the first result, but I expect to see it first! ” The human grumbled and handed over a slip of paper to the lawyer. “Disgusting…” She muttered. “Hey he promised no judgement! ” The traveler whined with a wave at the Gatekeeper. “He did, I didn’t. Freak. ” The lawyer replied and turned but he called out. “Hey how did you get the job here anyway? ” This made the lawyer pause and look back. “Like all lawyers I was made manifest by legal necessity. ” She said very seriously. “Really? ” He asked, obviously surprised. “No, you idiot. I was looking for my favorite bean flicking flick when it was taken down for copyright reasons. So like any normal person I traveled across the galaxy to find a secret order of video collecting nutjobs rather than pay for the video. Now I have access to the galaxy’s largest porn collection. It’s pretty great. ” She nodded slowly. “Do you think I-” The other started. “No. ” The lawyer hissed out and walked over to the console on the wall. After a few minutes she walked back to hand the other human a small datapad. “This is it? ” “ Yyesssssss. ” The Gatekeeper backed up a moment at the hiss let out by the traveler. It was almost as if something had possessed them in that moment. “Thanks! I’m off to my ship! I’ve got the perfect chair set up, and tons of energy drinks so I don’t get dehydrated! Bye! ” With that the figure waved and scurried off before the lawyer shut the door. “I’m not sure I understand. ” The Gatekeeper mentioned as the lawyer turned to leave. “Not all quests for perfection involve secrets to the universe Gatekeeper. Many who seek enlightenment need to make answers for themselves. But you have no idea what a human will go through to find the perfect video for a nut. For some it is a doomed quest that ends in disgust and disappointment. But the journey must still be undertaken just the same. For often we discover that it was not the object of our memory that we most desired, but a moment lost in time that we can never return to. And that particular vid is some lost droplet of sanctuary in the torrid affairs of our lives… Yet often it is the porn we find along the way that we come to cherish in the end. ” The lawyer nodded slowly and the Gatekeeper felt he had much to learn. “But sometimes…” The lawyer continued. “Sometimes it just really is that good and you feel like you just blew your brains out. But in a good way. Anyway, I'm off to my lawyer lair. Call me if you need any NDAs or injunctions. And don’t worry too much about what happened today. It’ll make sense when you get assigned to floor 34. ” The Gatekeeper was once more left alone with his thoughts as the human walked away, her suit seeming to vanish into the shadows like the natural camouflage of some predatory species. He slowly shuffled back to tend to his plants as he started to contemplate what had happened today. While he had come to expect much from the knowledge seekers of the galaxy he had to add a new sinking suspicion that this species would make it hard for him to not pass judgement. Something told him that in the quest for perfection… humans were going to make things weird.

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