This is trippy and rather sad. However it was very interesting, slightly poetic, and well written.

beautiful.

Wow, all of a sudden I ship them...you've got skills.

That is so sad...

Kinda reminds me of this book called "Reincarnation" By Suzanne Weyn. If you can, read it, it's good. Promise.

I know it's been years, but this is such a interesting take on those two. It makes perfect sense.

An orobouros is a snake/reptile eating its own tail, isn't it? A fitting name.

Gosh darn, I wish this was a full length story based on their latest incarnations (the abused boy and sweet girl). Beautiful, like all your pieces, and heart breaking. I especially liked the significance of the line, "...in the time before memory." :'

I read this twice to really understand the scope of time passing. I'm ashamed to say that the magnitude of the story took me time to conceptualize internally. It was equally good with either reading. The first tense and exciting, the second revealing and even more empassioned with deepened understanding. I needed to write you a review to let you know how much I love the piece. I normally ignore anything with less than 20,000 words but I stumbled here on accident and it has changed my entire perception of short stories. I see now that the length doesn't have any bearing on the scope of the story being told or the fullness of the characters. I am going to read this a third time for a technical understanding of the method of story telling now. I want to be a better writer and you have shown me that I still have much to learn and so here I begin.

Very nice! This piece of fiction really inspires me to write my own!

Oh? That was great! The idea of reincarnation seems a lot interesting, but meeting your predecessor is just waaay .

It was very original. I liked it.

this was different but i really enjoyed reading it! good job

Shit that is depressing. Your eternal companion will always kill you. Sure something to look forward to in life.

Very angsty but very good. Definitely being faved.