Peter Pan and Me
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Adult +
Chapters:
60
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4,056
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A bare footed figure swooped down, feet first, swung the giant arrow withboth feet, having caught it and zipped it around. Peter grabbed my body andpulled me into the air, one arm, then the other, wrapped around me. I felt thewave of emptiness in my belly and groin as I left the ground, carried byPeter, holding me tightly and lovingly.The giant arrow zoomed into Graham, smashed him into the ground, through it,making a huge hole. Graham's trajectory didn't end there. His body came outthe other side of the ground, which ended at a...was that there before? Or didNeverland change again? To suit Peter? Graham's body flew out the ground...out the side of the cliff and arrow in his belly, out his back. The body keptgoing, swerved down into the ocean below. Once there, mermaids began to takerevenge for the comrades that had been murdered by Graham. They tore apartwhat was left of his body. Then a giant shark ate them all up.One Viking boy was left. He was almost a man. And he was trying to provesomething to himself. He saw Peter land and crying. I ran to the cliff side tosee if I could find any sign of Graham. I noticed the huge shark shape justbeneath the water. The Viking boy ran up behind Peter and kneed him in thestomach. He had a knife and he pushed at Peter. I turned. Peter was being pushedtoward the Cliffside and it was further away than the cliffside I was on. Itwas a sort of backwards hill, or rather a hill downward. Peter was hurt,more mentally than physically. The boy's knife grazed Peter's shoulder asPeter struggled with him. It wasn't in him at that moment. All the fight was outof Peter. I yelled, "PETER! I'm coming! Hold on, Peter!"The fight was over. Peter knew it. This Viking boy didn't. He was older thanI was. Certainly older than Peter was. Maybe 17 or so. And he kneed Peter inthe gut again and shoved his knife at Peter's belly button. Peter turned oneway and the knife struck bare flesh. Then Peter's whole body vanished overthe side of the cliff. His feet stumbled over a few craggy rocks. But it wasalmost as if Peter, for his crime of letting Saca get killed...wanted to goover. The Viking boy raised his bloody knife, "Didcha see? I killed him! Ikilled him! I slew Peter Pan!!! I did it! I am the one! I am the man who killedPeter Pan! I slew Peter Pan! Give me accolades!!!!"My face winced. I wanted to cry. I broke. But then I was fixed.The boy/teen went on, "I killed Peter Pan!" he turned to brag to me, toanyone. He said it over and over again.My eyes must have turned red. I glazed over. I felt like Seth at his worstor even Peter at most animalistic. "You killed Peter Pan!? You did it! And now..." I had fists raised...and marched at the teen. "And now, I'm...gonna...kill...you..." I said each word slowly and deliberately.The boy looked toward the cliff Peter just fell off of. He looked back at meand then at the cliff that he just realized was just behind him. The sun wascoming up over the ocean, the rays gleaming on shimmering waves. It shonebehind my victim, who looked at me, the night vanishing behind me, the darkshadows still there but fading. One mighty darkness issued from it: ME! And itwas moving directly at him. He raised his knife, "I have a knife. I warn you.I have a knife ..."I didn't hesitate as I strode right at him, "A KNIFE! I'M GONNA KILL YOUWITH MY BARE HANDS! YOU ARE GONNA DIE!"Even with the knife up, the teen was clearly afraid. Something inhuman wascoming at him. Intent on slaying him. Now, I think I would have. I think allof us have it in us, given the right circumstances. If someone tries to killour loved ones, or does kill our loved ones, for stupid reasons or not, wereact. I was going to tear this teen apart with my bare hands.I knocked his arm with one punch. The knife flew out of his hand. He put hisfists up to punch but I jabbed in between them and smacked onto his chin. Hepushed him toward a bigger rock and his back was against it. I punched hishard tight belly. He wore a fur loin cloth. He sported a slight Viking Helmetand had long blond hair beneath it. He was rather good looking but at thetime, my rage saw none of that. Only the killer of Peter Pan. I had slept whenSeth slew Peter right behind my back...true, I was mesmerized by demonicpowers. This time I was fully awake. How could I have let this little no one...unfair of me to say...this little boy...kill Peter right there before my eyes? How? Ibackhanded the boy's face and his helmet flew off. He was crying. I didn'tcare. "DIE!!!!!" I picked up a huge rock in both hands and made ready tosmash it down on the head of this killer.>From behind, someone grabbed both my wrists. "Let me do it! Let me do it! Hekilled Peter! When Peter was grieving for Saca and the fight was over andPeter was crying and..." The person behind me, floated. He turned my wriststoward him. He had floated up over the cliffside.Blindly, I dropped the rock, but took the boy and pushed him over the side, "DIE!!! DIE DIE DIE!""Chase!" Peter was the one behind me. He dove off the cliff and grabbedthe Viking boy around the waist and floated back up to me, a broad smile on hisface. "You'd commit murder for me, Chase?"I fell to my knees. "You know I would.""No, I didn't," Peter put the boy down.The boy was broken. He was on his knees, just like me. He tried to saysomething. "I...I'm sor...""The fight is over. Go now. To your ship," Peter said, "Or with theflying women....either way...what is your name?""Garvic. I'm not really a man. I'm just a teen.""Well, Garvic, just a man, you have your life today." Peter smiled, "Takeit or I shall...""Th...thank you..." Garvic moved off, unsure what to do or where to go.That day they put Saca's body on a wooden raft made from the treehouse,which the Lost Boys took apart. Peter had ordered them to. He didn't want anyreminders of it or of Graham. I had to comfort Peter all day, my arm around him.I think he, as did I, felt guilty about Saca's death. Neither his plan normy own was any good. True, the kids were safe but it was risky from both ends.Loss is a part of life, I reminded Peter. Peter cried in my arms. I fellasleep in his.With all of that behind us, the Lost Boys and the Valkeryie boys made fun ofeach other's names. Even the Valkeryie girls got into it."Tit.""Rollin. Rolling on what? Your rear?""Rir. You should have called yourself ass...""Orgna? What kind of a name is that? Sounds like ogasm?""What's that mean?""Never mind," Scen put an end to this game soon enough.I hugged him. "You're a man.""Not quite," Scen smiled, "Not quite."Peter frowned, "Fool.""Maybe so. But Rober awaits me. And as long as you or I have someone to loveus, Peter Pan, what does it matter if we grow old or stay young as youforever?"Peter's face cracked and he smiled. "I understand. I love Chase."I melted. Again. When Scen left we met Rober and Elise, both of whom lookedso old to me. I felt like a baby compared to them. I myself thought ofmyself as so grown up but they towered over me. They appeared so ...so...so OLD. Ishuddered. Why I was not sure. Was it because I was afraid to grow old likethey? Or afraid for them? Or of them? Or that I was missing out on somethingthat they had? I knew Peter ignored the entire thing. It nagged at me, somehow.I didn't know what the future would bring. The Valkeryies were ready todepart. "Tid, I shall carry you," Bruna said."No need, he can fly himself," Peter puffed his chest out."I have no need," Tid said, "I am staying here.""What?" Peter asked."If you, brave one, shall have me?""But I got your mother killed.""No, she would have wanted to die that way. Plus, you got us out of aterrible situation that we were in and couldn't get out of any other way.""You are a noble boy."The bushes stirred. What now, I thought? I can't take much more action andadventure and monsters just today.>From the stirring bushes, Garvic came to us, "I too, wish to change ...""You'll go with them?" I asked. I didn't trust myself around him. I stillremembered seeing him push, stab and fight Peter off a cliff. I still wantedto kill him for that."I want to stay with you." Garvic told me."NO!" I said, "Out of the question.""He may stay," Peter said, "If he so wishes it.""But what he did!""If he so wishes it he may stay. Besides, what did he do?""Peter! You don't remember him trying to kill you? And just about doing it!Just about succeeding at slaying you?""Me? Him?""Uh huh...""Oh. No.""OHHHHHHH!" I frustrated. "Look at him, anyway, he's too old. He'salmost, what, 18?"Tingling...and I could feel it gather off Peter's body and ebb into my own...asI began to tingle too....Peter turned Garvic around, "Close your eyes, myson. Mother will forgive you and you will...." He spun Garvic around andaround. "You will forgive yourself too...." As he spun, Garvic became a little boy,he looked about 6. "Young enough?""Yes, thank you." Garvic smiled and came over to me.I had to admit, he was cute. And he was nothing like the teen that killed oralmost killed Peter. I hugged him and he put his head on my shoulder. ShouldI really trust him? And what of Tid? Did he really forgive us for such amess of a rescue? Or were one of them or both of them together or separatelytrying to gain our trust in order to kill us?We'd have to find out. We gave our waves goodbye to the Valkeryies and theother children. As they sailed into the soon setting sun, my thoughts turnedto other things.I knew this life had to end sooner or later. All things do. I just didn'tknow how long it would take. It could be tomorrow or five million thousandyears from now. The outside world had changed. The aging of Rober and Scen hadmade me realize that. Bailey, too, must be a man by now or somewhere alongthose lines, headed for that manhoodedness. Time will go on. And so will I andPeter. But how and when it will end? It could be some grand adventure wouldfinish us both. Some valiant death in the face of our enemies. One enemy toomany. Saving the world, the universe, or just Neverland? Dying for our love? Orsome unknown, lesser, but more civil and smaller death? In bed? From the flu?I knew in other universes, as seen in my dreams, that other Pans and otherChase's go on to live in different ways. Some leave Neverland and grow old,give the Lost Boys lives outside of the Neverneverland. Others never leave.Some went on forever. And ever. Some died prematurely. Some died together, somedied separately. I didn't know which line our fates in our own universe wouldtake. I did know that I would make the most of our time together. Peter andI would also cross that line and some day I would have sex with him, fullyand in every manner and every way imaginable. And he will enjoy it. And I knowI will, too. But it is my love for him, beyond just sex, that will go onforever, no matter our futures, together or not, I just hope it is together.Willingly, I would never leave his side and I know he would not willingly leavemine, not now.For now, we all look forward to some peace and quiet after our incredibleadventures of the past few years...all but one..."Come on, Chase! Get out of bed Je'ne! Rollin, Aoi, Sole, Landen, Jennie,Bo, Garvic, Tid! There's a rainbow monster on the other side of theNeverMountains! And one touch from him, and it's certain death!!!!""Peter, don't you ever change..."To be continued?