Sips

“The Mace of Eden,” I said as I looked at the showtimes.

“The 1:30 sounds good,” replied Andy.

“Yeah dog,” said myself. We bought our tickets and went on in to the lobby. The bar was empty. We took a seat at the inner corner of the bar.

“Anunni is a go,” I told Andy

“Cool  man, rest in peace,” he said. I laughed.

“You gotta send me the funeral shots.”

“Do you want me to cry hysterically?”

“Don’t over do it.”

We ordered our favorite drinks. I took a rum and coke and Andy took an iced tea.

“Good luck,” said Andy

“Thanks, and heres to immortality,” I said.

We took our sips and said nothing else on that matter. We were here to enjoy my remaining days before I left. All I wanted was to disappear to something else. It was just time for a change. But it was going to more than that. It was something that a majority of the world would not understand and or undergo. It had to do with pushing the body to it’s limits, to the point where it becomes something more than human.