A Couple Chasing A Floating Planet In Vinciamopol by Werley Nortreus - HTML preview

The Floating Planet’s Home

When Fleurlanda and I fell horizontally into the water, we didn't sink to the Ocean floor or drown; instead, we floated to survive.

Throughout the experience, I wore the Goggle, which allowed me to observe all the movements of the Planet until we reached its home.

I found myself in the water next to Fleurlanda, and when I looked up, I noticed the Planet was encased in a blue Crystal, surrounded by stunning pink and white Clouds.

The area where Fleurlanda and I felt like it had an all-color Crystal floor as well.

“Wow! Look at those beautiful Crystals!” Fleurlanda exclaimed.

“I know, right?” I replied, “This is so beautiful.”

It felt as if we were inside a room enveloped in blue Crystal, with the Planet at its center, pink and white Clouds surrounding us, and a multitude of colorful Rays like those colors seen on the floating Planet.

The colorful Rays moved slowly, while some remained still; it was truly breathtaking.

This space resembled a Cube crafted from colorful Crystal, with the water and Crystal floor situated at the bottom, while the floating Planet and Clouds hovered above.

Delighted by the colorful Rays, some resided above, while others were positioned below.

We emerged from the enchanting water.

Upon reaching the Crystal floor, we climbed up and stood there.

While walking on the Crystals floor, we observed that it emitted a mesmerizing array of colors each time we stepped on it or walked across it—it was an experience unlike any we had encountered before.

“Wow!”

“This is stunning,” Fleurlanda exclaimed.

However, it appears she missed some of the Wonders despite such a nice view.

Thanks to the Goggle, I saw the floating Planet, the numerous Rays, Clouds, and the corners of the Cube—shaped room, all crafted from Crystal.

Since Fleurlanda and I stepped into the blue Spiral, we always retained the same physical forms, yet it felt as if only our Spirits had crossed over.

It's true that just because we seemed to have our bodies, it didn't mean we didn't experience the contrary, honestly.

“Fleurlanda?” I called out her name.

“Yes!” She replied.

“Those Rays are incredible—they are so stunning!” I remarked. “Rays?”

“What Rays?” She inquired.

“Wait! You can't see the Rays?” I responded.

“What about those gorgeous Clouds?” I asked her again.

“No!” She replied.

And I thought perhaps she needed to wear the Goggle.

“Put the Goggle on and look up!” I instructed her, taking off the Goggle and handing it to her.

Instantly, she donned the Goggle and finally understood that I was correct; she exclaimed, “No way! This place is breathtaking!”, “Look at the beautiful Rays that match the color of the floating Planet, along with the lovely pink and white Clouds.”

I replied, “That's right!”

In fact, we strolled on the Crystal floor while admiring such magnificent wonders crafted by God.

We took a few moments to observe the surroundings around us—this place was not part of Earth at all.

“Where are we?” She asked.

“I don't know.” I replied.

“We are in Heaven, right?” She suggested.

I responded, “I don't know but no doubt this space was created by God for sure!”

To be honest, this area appeared and felt like an entirely different Dimension or a Celestial Heaven crafted by God.

A short while later, as we sat on the Crystal floor, I donned the Goggle and observed the Planet hovering above us, shaking.

I nudged Fleurlanda and asked, “Why is the Planet moving?”

She responded, “What a dream!”, “How do I know?”

I said, “Finally, it's time for it to see us.”, “Let's get up now.”

She retorted, “Enough of this! Enough!”, “What if something happens to us?”

Ignoring her, I stood up and shouted, “Over here! I'm over here!”

It felt as though the Planet had noticed us and heard my call, as it descended towards the Crystal floor.

I gazed at it, hesitant to approach and touch it.

I urged Fleurlanda, “Take a look!”

She put on the Goggle, and as the Planet came close to her, she exclaimed, “Oh my, it's so close!”, “Why should we touch it?”

I proposed the idea and inquired, “Are you afraid?”

She replied, “That's the answer! Of course, I am afraid to touch it!” I reassured her, “Don't be afraid!” and held her hand as we moved closer to the Planet for her to touch it.

When she finally did, she exclaimed, “Oh my, I'm touching it! Oh my God, I'm touching it now!”

I said, “Now it's my turn.”, “Can I touch it too?”

She took off the Goggle and handed it to me.

I put it on and approached the Planet to touch it as well.

I indeed touched it, then stepped back.

Suddenly, the Planet rotated for a few seconds, and I held Fleurlanda's hand to touch it again.

As we got closer, the same vibrant Lights from earlier began to illuminate our bodies, and we started to float.

Then, unexpectedly, the Planet floated too and moved into the same water, with us floating behind it.

We followed the same path we took to arrive at that place, until we passed what appeared to be an underwater scene, and we went through the same blue Spiral that resembled a Portal.

Throughout this, Fleurlanda screamed again, but I felt at ease.