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Silly Ole Bear
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There was a noticable change. Drake no longer kneeled in front of the cauldron, boiling and brewing up like some stereotype from a witch story, but he was sprawled across the floor next to it. His hands and legs jutted out from his body at uncomfortable angles, but he didn't move them.
Or perhaps it was that he couldn't move them. Most of the feeling in his body was now gone. In truth, he didn't even remember taking the terrible fall from a kneeling position to the uncomfortable attampt at a fetal position he was in now. Cold floorboard dug into his back, but even that was like a far away pain.
The smoke wafting up was no longer black. When it circled him before, it was a deep metallic black smoke, that made him think of old gunslinger movies he had watched once upon a time. The kind where the good guy would take out his 45 and put a slug in whoever happened to be fucking with him at the time. That smoke that came out of the barrel, wifting from the acess of tbe bullet, and the ever popular move to blow it away.
That was what had caressed him earlier. Now it wasn't black at all, it had changed to a deep purple. A magentic color that reminded him of a rainbow. A rainbow of entirely one color. He laughed aloud as he thought this.
A purple rainbow, spilling out of the black potion now being concoted inside his closet. It was enough to make any sane man chuckle.
His laughter was cut short, as the entity inside him moved once more. It rested against him, making him no longer feel the need to even smile. The purple smoke no longer rose from the cauldron, but tumbled down it.
It ran across the floor like a snake. If Drake could muster up enough strength to actually look, he would see it crawling towards him. Fingerlike wafts of purplish evil pushed themselves along towards him. The smoke went nowhere else but towards his waiting body.
It encircled him, and he knew at that point this was all mad. He wasn't simply trying to lift a curse, to help his family, but he was playing god. He was the gopher for evil sprouting up from the spoiled ground that had held it for hundreds of years.
A part of Drake, an old part, one that would shake feverishly in the presence of company and never look into the eyes of a woman, a part that still knew of morals, and still had an old scratch of paper that told everyone of how good he had done in sunday school, tried to struggle. Deep down, Drake tried to stop the madness he had created, but it was too late.
No one can stop the blood moon from rising, no one can just shut the door and stop death from coming for them. Even as he used the last of his strength to fight inside this purple rainbow clutching at him, he knew it was useless.
Inside the dying eyes of Drake, something else was born. It had taken nearly a hundred years, but that was just fine to him. In the land of death, time was always on your side.
Time, and some gullible patsy to sell his soul.
The game, in which everyone was now apart of, had just gone to a whole new level my friends. And so far, the devils were ahead.
God save us all, the devils are ahead.
Or perhaps it was that he couldn't move them. Most of the feeling in his body was now gone. In truth, he didn't even remember taking the terrible fall from a kneeling position to the uncomfortable attampt at a fetal position he was in now. Cold floorboard dug into his back, but even that was like a far away pain.
The smoke wafting up was no longer black. When it circled him before, it was a deep metallic black smoke, that made him think of old gunslinger movies he had watched once upon a time. The kind where the good guy would take out his 45 and put a slug in whoever happened to be fucking with him at the time. That smoke that came out of the barrel, wifting from the acess of tbe bullet, and the ever popular move to blow it away.
That was what had caressed him earlier. Now it wasn't black at all, it had changed to a deep purple. A magentic color that reminded him of a rainbow. A rainbow of entirely one color. He laughed aloud as he thought this.
A purple rainbow, spilling out of the black potion now being concoted inside his closet. It was enough to make any sane man chuckle.
His laughter was cut short, as the entity inside him moved once more. It rested against him, making him no longer feel the need to even smile. The purple smoke no longer rose from the cauldron, but tumbled down it.
It ran across the floor like a snake. If Drake could muster up enough strength to actually look, he would see it crawling towards him. Fingerlike wafts of purplish evil pushed themselves along towards him. The smoke went nowhere else but towards his waiting body.
It encircled him, and he knew at that point this was all mad. He wasn't simply trying to lift a curse, to help his family, but he was playing god. He was the gopher for evil sprouting up from the spoiled ground that had held it for hundreds of years.
A part of Drake, an old part, one that would shake feverishly in the presence of company and never look into the eyes of a woman, a part that still knew of morals, and still had an old scratch of paper that told everyone of how good he had done in sunday school, tried to struggle. Deep down, Drake tried to stop the madness he had created, but it was too late.
No one can stop the blood moon from rising, no one can just shut the door and stop death from coming for them. Even as he used the last of his strength to fight inside this purple rainbow clutching at him, he knew it was useless.
Inside the dying eyes of Drake, something else was born. It had taken nearly a hundred years, but that was just fine to him. In the land of death, time was always on your side.
Time, and some gullible patsy to sell his soul.
The game, in which everyone was now apart of, had just gone to a whole new level my friends. And so far, the devils were ahead.
God save us all, the devils are ahead.