Lithic Bond Essay

Bonds are really important in our society. We're able to form bonds with any living thing. It’s a partnership that both parties consent to in order to develop psychic bond with each other. It's hardly unusual to see a human conversing with an animal beside them in one-sided conversation. It's sometimes the combination of familiar and human which can get a little weird. Usually one only has one familiar in the entirety of a life span. It's a pretty big deal. This makes me feel even worse about what today has in store for me. A glance of a clock, three more minutes until the town’s public hall doors open and the town meeting is dismissed. There's no air conditioning, public buildings the first out there to have their power cut. And the heat …show more content…
She leans towards me places a kiss on my forehead. She fishes her keys out of her purse, then walks towards the car to start it. I turn towards the bike rack, after take-off the chain, I start pedaling towards my familiar. Lore's roots grow just outside of our property. In a small pasture where cows used to roam, resting on a hill. I hate this, I hate having to do this. I hate I have to leave my home; I was supposed to stay here forever. The universe is a douchebag. I concentrate on moving my legs and pedaling on my bike. Without realizing it I've arrived. I look up and I see my familiar. I can't move my feet are cemented; I want to turn around and go home. I'm starting to hyperventilate, feel a wave of concern wash over me. I'm within range of my familiar, it’s worried about me. Feeling Lore's presence touch my mind has an immediate effect of calm on me. Without the nervousness keeping me from moving forward I walk up to Lore. I sit down at the base of her trunk muscles in between the old roots.
“Kyle Miller, it's nice that you would grace me with your presence, to what do I owe this pleasure." Lore's androgynous voice echoes in my