Last_Rider
La Fin Absolue du Monde
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There didn't seem to be anything out of the ordinary about the bottle, it could easily fit in the palm of your hand making it a little smaller than normal. The glass was a deep blue, almost black, and very angular, almost an art deco piece. Of course it was much older than that. The glass was also shot through with gold streaks, almost like it was some dark colored ore with a few veins of gold instead of carefully crafted glass. It was a testament to the artisan who'd labored over it that it looked like something natural when it wasn't. The neck was longer, especially when compared to the flared base, and at the top was a stopper. The stopper wasn't authentic to the bottle, it had been replaced a few times over it's long lifespan, but they all served the same purpose. This stopper was gold colored and fit snugly into the bottle.
Of course, like so many things in this world, the outside is nice, but its contents are infinitely more interesting. In the case of this bottle, inside is virtually another dimension of existence. Here time has little meaning, space is almost infinite, yet consciousness is limited. Inside this dimension, lives a djinn. This space has been his home for almost his entire existence. Even when out and in the service of a human, this bottle is his home. He has been in his home for long years. He is aware of the passage of time in a peripheral sense, aware that the world has changed, but he gains no knowledge until he is released. For the moment, he is at rest, dormant within his extra-planar home. Here he has no true form, he simply exists.
Soon enough though, he will be called on again. It is inevitable.
Of course, like so many things in this world, the outside is nice, but its contents are infinitely more interesting. In the case of this bottle, inside is virtually another dimension of existence. Here time has little meaning, space is almost infinite, yet consciousness is limited. Inside this dimension, lives a djinn. This space has been his home for almost his entire existence. Even when out and in the service of a human, this bottle is his home. He has been in his home for long years. He is aware of the passage of time in a peripheral sense, aware that the world has changed, but he gains no knowledge until he is released. For the moment, he is at rest, dormant within his extra-planar home. Here he has no true form, he simply exists.
Soon enough though, he will be called on again. It is inevitable.