Meeting a Goddess

Walking outside, Mackenzie and I hurried to the waiting nondescript black car, being careful not to slip on the slight frost that had formed on the stone pavers making up the driveway. The autumn air still carried a chill from the night before.

As we settled into our seats and the car began to pull away, Mackenzie started speaking, her tone slightly distraught, "I understand you're angry with your mom, but why do you always have to fight about it? Even if you disagree with her, why can't you at least play along with her?"

After pondering for a moment, I responded, "Other than it being a waste of time, my mother doesn't expect me to study things that would get me into college, but rather to focus mainly on the traditions of the house at the expense of everything else," sighing as I turned to look out the window.

"Well, it's those same traditions that allowed me to stay by your side," Mackenzie mumbled to herself before suddenly screaming.

The world outside suddenly transformed into chaos. The peaceful hum of the road was shattered by the blaring horn of a massive truck hurtling toward us from the side. Time seemed to slow down as the horrifying scene unfolded before my eyes.

The truck, a looming behemoth of metal and rubber, crashed into the side of our car with an ear-splitting roar. The impact was devastating, as if a giant hand had slammed into us, sending our car flipping violently. I saw the world invert, my heart pounding in my chest, and I could still hear Mackenzie's scream ringing in my ears.

The car bucked and twisted, metal screeching in protest as we crashed back to earth, skidding sideways on the roof. The force of the collision sent us careening across the road, and I felt weightless for a moment before the sickening jolt of impact as we collided with the guardrail. The world outside became a blurred, disorienting whirl of colors and shapes.

My senses were overwhelmed by the cacophony of crunching metal, shattering glass, and the cacophonous wail of sirens in the distance. Smoke and dust filled the air, making it hard to breathe. I could taste the acrid tang of fear and adrenaline, mingled with the metallic tang of blood in my mouth.

Turning my head, I saw Mackenzie hanging limply in her seatbelt, her hair draping over her arms as they were strewn about haphazardly. My heart felt like it was being squeezed in the hands of the reaper itself. Amid that chaotic moment, time stretched into eternity, and the fragility of life became painfully evident. The world outside the car had become a nightmarish blur of twisted metal and shattered glass, and I clung to the hope that help would arrive soon before everything faded to black.

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Somewhere far away, beyond space and time, a goddess floated alone. Suddenly, an ethereal wisp appeared before her, glowing a golden color. It spoke in a deep voice that seemed to vibrate reality itself, "I found someone who can fulfill the request you made of me."

Hearing this, the goddess couldn't help but smile. "Thank you, God of Earth. Please bring them here quickly." Her mind filled with excitement as she looked forward to what was to come.

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I opened my eyes, but there was nothing. No ceiling, no walls, no floor—just an endless, empty void that stretched in all directions. It was disorienting, like floating in an infinite sea of darkness. Panic began to rise within me, and I could feel my heart pounding in my chest.

But as I started to question my existence in this void, a subtle change began to unfold. Faint, ethereal wisps of light emerged, like distant stars flickering to life in the black canvas of space. The void was not empty after all; it was pregnant with a multiday of galaxies and nebulas.

And then, as if summoned by my thoughts, she appeared before me—a colossal, translucent figure, hovering gracefully in the void. Her body was immense, her curves and features sculpted with exquisite beauty. It was as if she had been carved from the very essence of the cosmos itself.

Her skin glowed with a soft, otherworldly radiance, and her hair cascaded in shimmering waves around her. She seemed to be both a part of the void and separate from it, a paradoxical presence that defied the laws of reality. Her eyes, vast and knowing, met mine with a look playfulness and curiosity.

She continued to hover, her form a luminous silhouette against the backdrop of an endless sea of nebulae and stars. It was a sight that transcended words, a tableau of beauty and wonder that would forever be etched into my consciousness. In this timeless moment, I understood that I was a part of something greater than myself, a mere thread in the tapestry of the cosmos.

"Hello, my dear. You were dying, but I had you brought to me, and I will give you a second chance at life," she suddenly spoke, her voice dripping with ineffable grace and power, as a soft smile spread across her face.

I was suddenly overcome by an extreme sense of pain and grief, but I was at a loss as to what was causing it. "Sorry, dear, but the time we have here is limited, so I suppressed your memories immediately before your untimely demise. It is so that we can get the important stuff out of the way."

With a slight wave of her hand, the unease in my heart suddenly vanished, as if it had never been there. I stood there contemplating for a while before I suddenly realized something and blurted out, "WAIT. If I am here, doesn't that mean that my mom wasn't totally, batshit insane?"

The goddess suddenly started to giggle, stupefying me with her beauty, then responded, "You just found out that you died, and that is the first thing that crosses your mind?" After a few more moments of her chortling to herself, she continued, "Yes, existence is filled with the mystical and supernatural, however, your previous world's magic had been greatly diminished after centuries of the humans there hunting down anything even remotely supernatural, not to mention almost all of the gods that presided there have either discorporated or gone into seclusion."

"I get humanity sucking and all of that, but what happened to the gods?" I asked with a confused expression. "Wouldn't it be difficult to get rid of a god?"

"Well, it is technically impossible to kill a god, but we can still be defeated, forcing us into a formless state with only limited consciousness spread throughout our universe until we regain our strength," she replied, her expression never changing. "We gods get most of our power from the faith of our believers. If a god is revered by the masses, it would only take a few years for them to recuperate. However, if they only have a few believers left, it can take millennia to reform."

I looked at her with a pensive expression before asking, "Is it okay for you to be sharing all of this with me?" She responded, "Don't worry, sweetie, there are no rules expressly forbidding it," her expression suddenly hardened, "but it isn't something you should go spreading around carelessly."

A headache was suddenly building as I thought about how this Goddess was casually sharing the secrets of the gods with me, then telling me, in the same breath, I shouldn't tell anyone. "Anyway, didn't you say that time was limited, and you needed to tell me something important?"

Her exquisite features morphed in to a look of surprise, before quickly saying, "I almost forgot, teehee." Her expression hardened again, "I asked the God overseeing your former world to send me a mortal who could help with the development of my own world. Also, they had to be somewhat handsome, and most importantly, a pervert."

"Who said I was a pervert? That is absolutely baseless slander." An incredulous looked adorned my face as I continued, "I am an innocent, upright, and a truly morally upright individual", I say trying to stand up straighter in the void around me and looking at the goddess with a defiant gleam in my eye.

The goddess disappeared, and suddenly I felt a warm tickle on the back of my ear as her voice whispered," big mommy milkers, lady Dimitrescu rule 34, nhentai.net/g/351323/ …." Immediately I feel my ears flush and start to panic as I realize that she is listing my browser history. "Okay, okay, I get it, you can stop," I quickly blurted out, trying to step away from the goddess whispering in my ear.

Unexpectedly, I felt two slim, but unbelievably strong arms wrap around me, pulling me close. Trying hard not to think about the unbelievable softness pressed against my back, I finally managed to squeak out, "So what do you want from me?"

The goddess, seemingly content with our current positions, continued. "I was originally the goddess of fertility and sensuality, but I managed to rise in rank and was given a world to look after." She seemed to pause for a moment before giving me a light squeeze. "I have been trying hard to help the mortals of my world develop, but they keep doing the same things over and over; it is so frustrating."

With a sigh, she suddenly returned to her original position, stretching across the endless expanse of stars, speaking in a pouty tone, "I even went out of my way to ensure that any male and female would always have a non-zero chance to conceive, regardless of race or even species. But my children have divided themselves, and it is very rare to see them work together, let alone baby making."

"Worst of all, most of them don't even worship me anymore, choosing minor divinities or even frauds instead of me, THEIR GODDESS." Frustration was evident on her face. Her sudden outburst made me feel like I had just been thrown into a frozen lake, causing me to shiver uncontrollably. The pressure she exuded was terrifying, reminding me that the being in front of me was not to be angered recklessly.

Just as suddenly as the overwhelming pressure appeared, it disappeared, replaced with a smile as she refocused on me and said, "But this is where you come in. I want you to go down there and help the world develop, spread my word, and have lots of lovely children, from all kinds of partners"

Trying to stay calm, a hint of frustration seeping into my voice. "How do you expect me to do all of that? I'm just a normal guy. Besides I really don't like being told what to do"

"Don't worry, dear. Your twisted mind is filled with all sorts of repressed thoughts and interesting ideas, and if set free upon my world, you will definitely make a difference, so just be yourself," she said. After a brief pause, she added, "whether it will be a positive change or not remains to be seen."

"And I will give you a bit of my divinity to help you out," she continued. Before I could respond, the goddess blew a kiss towards me. A stream of golden wisps quickly shot out toward me, impacting my chest with a whoosh, and seeping into me.

I felt a strong burning sensation starting from around my diaphragm, radiating out to every inch of my body. "Your body will take a while to adjust to my powers. However, we are out of time. I will be sending you to your new world now. Also, after taking a peek into your thoughts, it was painfully obvious that the girl who was with you meant a great deal to you, so I asked the God of Earth for a favor, and he allowed me to have her too."

The space around me began to fade, and the last thing I saw was the beautiful smiling face of the goddess mouthing the words "good luck" before darkness overtook me.