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The Timekeeper

The Timekeeper

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How would you feel to hold all the time in the world? To stop everything. Fasten the pace of time, slow it down a notch, and maybe- just maybe- repeat time again. Or you could simply just watch humans with their petty little wars and their happy little treaties. You could hear the tick of gears in your antique watch. Or listen to the running sand in the time turner around your neck. You watch as people you met grow old and die, while you stay young, and as healthy as a bull. You let your eyes see and mind adjust to the changes around you. They call you old fashioned, but you prefer the term, "Living in the past." You hold power that enemies and tyrants wish for. You're a keeper. A timekeeper. And you have magic that only one could dream for. You are practically immortal. You are practically a god.
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I gave up my life four hundred years ago, for my friends and family. Sickness had claimed many in my home town. I gave up my human soul for them and in return I was give immortal soul. Not a vampire or any of that rubbish. Though they do exist. I watched everyone I loved in the time of their dying, knowing I couldn't follow them. Four hundred years later, I'm alive. And feast on the souls that no one uses, as they had before. In sacrificing one life for another, I pray every day, that my past in some way doesn't come back to me. But I was wrong.

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