Give Me What I Want

The power of one is how it's begun. The power of two will seek our due. The power of three will set us free. The power of four will make us soar. The power of five is how we thrive The power of six will quicken the mix. Calypso the dark mistress of the sea just wants to go home She's done her duty as far as she is concerned and only wants to return to her own people. She is no divine being but a guardian for the people of Earth to help them ascend to a plane of enlightenment. This is not her world and she is anxious to get home. All she has to do is wait for them to ascend. But the people of Earth are dragging their collective feet causing Calypso to lose her patience. Death has been guarding the lives and deaths of the people of Earth for three incarnations and he too is ready to go home. Back to his old life where he had another name and the love of his life was ready to marry him. Tashari waits in a repeating limbo for his return. He too is anxious for Earth to ascend. Death and Calypso both want the same thing but wish to go about it in different ways. Death chooses tradition. Calypso has had it with tradition and has plans of her own. The only thing standing in her way is Death and he has no plans to move. Death knows Calypso is up to something. She has captured souls and refuses to release them to him until he gives her something in return. Something that he believes she will use for revenge. He hopes that in time she will see reason but his reason leaves him when Calypso does the unthinkable. She kidnaps his Tashari on the eve of her rebirth With the failsafe given to him by the Sivle in hand he sets out in search of Calypso to rescue Tashari. If it should come to it, he can and will destroy Calypso. But Calypso has had more than enough time to figure out how to stop Death, change the past, and reshape the future. Who will win in the battle between Death and Calypso?