The Two Immortals

Chapter 1-The very beginning

I don't know anything, I can't remember anything. I just woke up, suddenly. Everything seems blank just a white void. I looked everywhere I possibly could. Time here seemed to stop. I walked and walked and never got tired.

Then there was a black dot in the distance. It seemed to grow, overtaking everything. I only felt fear, so I turned on my heel and ran as fast as I could. I tried to escape, but the darkness was too fast. Everything was dark.  I could hardly tell my ups and downs.

Then it started fading away.

I saw a new world being created. It started just as dirt beneath my feet, then the sky turned blue and water formations started to carve into the planet taking over vast parts. I seemed to be floating above it all.

When did I leave the ground?

Parts of the ground rose at rapid speeds. Making giant formations. Then there was green everywhere. It was magnificent. Then I heard sounds. I think with this new green, there are creatures. They Were so graceful.

(Time skip 1500000 years)

The giant creatures I had seen long ago are gone, but new creatures that resembled them came. They were nicer than the giants I've seen, but with them came nasty creatures I've dubbed as humans. With their appearance came wars and destruction. They killed everything that got in their way. They hurt the creatures of green for fun.

As I was walking I heard a whimper.  What I found was confusing a creature that looked like other creatures. It was white with a long tail, beady eyes and a small body. It looked up at me, fear very evident in its eyes, at least to me. When you've been around a long time and seen so many things, it ruins the soul. 

"hello young one, are you alright?"  I tried to be as gentle as possible. I reached down to grab it and it spoke scooting away from me               "P-please don't  t-touch m-me..' I've never heard another creature speak the human language. I froze in my tracks, staring at it wondering if another powerful being had been sent to me. Even when powerful, humans make you wish you were never created.

I finally realized I probably had been staring too long and came back to my senses, I gave it the softest smile I could and reached once again picking it up.

"It's quite alright young one. The people of this planet have gotten to you before me. We shall go clean and fix you, rid you of the people." I could feel it shaking in my arms staring at me. When it met my eyes it seemed to calm. The shaking stopped and it only stared at me as I cradled it in my arms.

"w-why are you car-ring for me?'

" The world has treated you horribly simply because you're different. Before the humans arrived the world was beautiful and graceful. Now it's slowly dying to one pitiful creature. I will heal you like I've done with others. You can choose to stick around if you like.' He simply stared at me as I began to walk toward one of the bases I had made. Along the way, he stopped looking at me, and Insted at our surroundings.

(Time skip 2 days)

The creature I healed has been resting for the last two days. I haven't been able to move on with my walking, but that's alright. It's happened with plenty of creatures I've saved.

 I honestly wasn't expecting to be up as early as he is. I had been wandering around the green close to my base when I heard a yelp. I ran as fast as I could towards it to find the young creature had finally woken. He looked up at me scared before realizing I wasn't one of those humans who had hurt him. I smiled and sighed. I began to tidy up my base before leaving and began to pack the things I may need for injured creatures. The young one followed me around, watching in astonishment. I guess he's never seen something like this?

"where are you going?' I looked back at him and gave him a simple answer. 

"I'm going to continue walking.'

"walking where?"

"Anywhere I want. The earth is a wonderful place, it doesn't constrict you to one area, instead leaves you to wonder until you get upside down on where you are. Then it helps guide you back on the right track."

"Can I come?"

"If you truly want to."

I walked and walked like I usually did, having to carry the young creature at times. As we were walking he asked questions about the world and what I'd seen. He had gotten confused at one point and asked my age. I was genital with my answer. He didn't seem surprised, almost like he was expecting it.

(Time skip: 1 million years)

It was strange. I had expected the creature I named 'Nezu' to die years ago, and yet he still wonders with me. The more he stayed, the more I started to learn he had a few scrows loose because of the humans. I have thought Nezu most of the information that I knew. He seems to absorb knowledge like the water 'sponges', except he doesn't have a limit. We have seen many of the creatures evolve, their looks changing drastically over the years. The humans keep some as pets, I think they call it 'domestication'. Nezu and I tend to blend into the humans to keep track of what they have learned and if it's useful or not. We don't share anything they don't know about.