2 Ekim 2019 Çarşamba

DOSTOEVSKI'S GOD, February 8th, 2084, Tuesday


Bakara increased the pressure on Kara.

"I am your god," he whispered. "You must do whatever I want. You must obey me."

Kara tried to understand her real feelings and thoughts. It was very difficult for her to see the world free from Bakara's ideas and existence. She had always admired him, respected him, adored him. She had learned everything she needed to understand the universe and herself from him. Life and death, being a human capable of changing herself and her environment to survive, time and space, space and time, the galaxies and the stars, the suns and the planets, the worlds and different forms of life. Everything she knew was based on the theoretical and practical, defined and undefined, formal and informal, planned and spontaneously, delightful and painful, free and bound, limited and infinite, rigid and flexible, unchained and chained, solid and volatile, flowing and viscous (akışkan ve yapışkan), known and unknown pieces of information provided by Bakara with different means and methods. He was perfect in using the most advanced traing technologies getting use of all types of communication means. Anmeri was also very talented in designing specific packages on different subjects, but her deliveries were not as definite and direct as Bakara's determinative messages and requests. Bakara was designing and shaping Kara. Anmeri had not found much chance to interact with Kara. However, the very few examples Kara could try and witness had been sufficient for her to understand Anmeri's personality and her communication methods. Anmeri was not using the words education and training, she was rather using communication for what she was doing, whenever she was asked to give a name for it. Anmeri had teached flowers and water to Kara in several sessions. What she had received had caused unexpected changes in Kara's behaviours and personality. Kara was feeling much happier. She was seeing the world and Bakara differently. She was feeling the sky and was asking new questions to understand what was under it. Bakara had not liked the changes in Kara and had soon forbidden Kara's communication sessions with Anmeri.

Kara whispered with a begging voice although she knew that it would not change the harshness of Bakara's actions.

"Please," she said. "Please softer, it hurts too much. I can't bear it."

Kara's despair was only giving more pleasure to Bakara while he was training her. He was speaking softly with a victorious tone. He was telling the stories of the past and future. His voice was fluctuating between whispers and extreme shouts. He was perfectly controlling his strategy and tactics, he was continuously changing the designs of his actions and audiovisual effects he was using. He was observing the responses of Kara very carefully to find better ways for taking total control of her. He was using all his senses to understand the behaviours of Kara's senses. He was trying to find the perfect balance of pain and pleasure that Kara could feel at the critical point. Kara had to be free enough to continue her life and bonded enough to accept the authority of Bakara. She had to feel both the pleasure and pain delivered by Bakara perfectly to be able to accept his power completely and obey him unconditionally. Bakara was carefully applying his scenario and completing the invasion of Kara's mind and body. He was interfering with all the critical points on her skin to assure his victory. He was talking to communicate with all her senses, aiming to establish a permanent structure in her mind. The levels of pain and obeyance, pleasure and Bakaraism were increasing. Kara was feeling that her skin, her body, her mind, what she had when she was born and what she found later were leaving her. She was being invaded by Bakara to leave her own existence, to be only a part of Bakara for all the rest of her life. Bakara increased all levels to maximum for his final victory on Kara.

Kara shouted with a final attempt to change her future.

"You are not my god. You are evil. A god cannot be evil. If there must be a god, it must be Dostoevski's god. It must be a human god. It must be the god of humanity."

Bakara looked at deeply in Kara's eyes while increasing his harsh actions to fatally critical levels. He seemed to be happy hearing the hopeless screams of Kara under extreme levels of pain.

"Humanity is too small in the universe to be a god. I am stronger than humanity. I am your god. You will obey me. I will take you to the other labyrinths of the universe you yet don't know. This will be the best for you. Believe in me."

Kara helplessly increased her screams to top levels, responding to the extreme forces applied by Bakara to complete her final training.

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