Chapter Two
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As the lightning struck the boy the surrounding area was immediately turned into a white light that could be seen from over ten American football fields away. The boy on the other hand did not see the light, nor did he feel the pain of his body getting ripped apart and burned to a crisp by the lightning.
Then as the white light began to fade and the people in the immediate area regained their vision all they saw was a burnt body that was beyond any recognition laying on the ground. While none of them knew who had died and wouldn't until the police did a dental check the gods far above the clouds were already discussing the events in great detail.
"Do you know what you just did?!" The known messenger god screamed at the nonmoving and uncaring goddess.
"Huh, of course, I know. I just took care of the problem why are you freaking out?" She said not even noticing that a human life had been lost in the process.
"You FIXING this just made things a thousand times worse!!" The messenger god screamed trying his best to get the point of how bad this was across to the goddess.
"You killed one of the most important people in the mortal realm!" By now the messenger god had begun to calm down and bring the conversation back to a normal volume.
"What do you mean most important people he was about to die to the bee anyways and besides it's only one human life who cares!" She said while looking at her nails, then every once and a while they would change color. When she finished talking she put her hands down and looked the messenger god in the face for the first time but had the smuggest face you could ever imagine.
"The human wouldn't have been in that situation in the first place if you hadn't let the bees go at all! That human was going to cure cancer, the other gods had planned on him saving the world," The messenger god said watching the face of the goddess turn from smugness into pure panic.
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