Baskadia

"Ahree yehೲ fin᭧ꤩn ."

"Are you fine, " he asked
"Ya, Yi'lel cahlel yehೲ."
"Yes, " I said boarding the ben quickly, "I'll call you." As the ben flew me quickly to my destination, I considered the guards words.

I reached my mother's camp in less than a nanosecond and walked a short distance. My moms cabin was a block back off the main road from where the ben dropped me off in a well lit forested area labeled Camp Afeafhahtet 𑜕 ᭧ꯕ𑜡 Camp 19.

Numbers in Afneen start with af 𑜕 which is zero or the Afnean symbol of infinity 𑜕. The symbol ᭧ eaf is the symbol for an individual in Afnean which is the number one called Afeaf and written 𑜕 ᭧ which signifies we do not work alone. We work in conjunction with infinity. The symbol ᭧ Is also the letters ea and represents the name of God in Afnean philosophy. The Afnean God ea was a scientist. The number ꯕ𑜡 hahtet is the Divine feminine vessel hahꯕ overflowing tet 𑜡with life. It is also the word for hot.

These Internment camps were owned by my father. Each of his slaves had their own private dwelling and could come or go as they pleased. Most hardly ever stray far from this place including my mom. The entire arena was an assimilation designed with force fields to sustain human life from the vegetation to the air that was piped in. Most of my father's slaves were scientist who labored in his science lab to perfect the arena and grow crops. In here, I don't wear my nose ring but breathe fresh air.