I found her again took longer than I expected. I had thought she would return home but she didn't. I found her hiding in an alleyway. She was terrified but not of me. I didn't see her friends and asked what happened. She didn't talk at first merely made a whimpering sound.
Eventually I got her to tell me what happened. Apparently after fleeing from me her and her friends ran here to hide and directly into a man. Her friends hit him first and she merely banged into them which saved her life as at the moment of contact with the man they began screaming and turned into smoke. After that he turned see through and disappeared. As she spoke my vision (well my vision by proxy of the birds) began to blur as if there was smoke or something in front of my eyes. I should have realized something was wrong immediately but I was too busy thinking about her story. A few second later the blur in my vision coalesced into a man behind her and he placed his hand on her shoulder. She started screaming and then burst into a wisp of smoke. The man... No. The thing. It was motherfucking Harold.
Why is it so many of you get enjoyment out of murdering?
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't help that out of all the Fears. Convocation is the one I don't like the most.
The sky's supposed to be representing freedom, not fear.
It's because the feeling of taking a life is the ultimate feeling of power and control.
DeleteAlso yes I understand quite a few people dislike The Convocation. Personally though I think there's nothing better than watching someone being ripped apart with beaks and talons. Except maybe ripping them apart myself.
Harold? Ooooh, the plot thickens! Do tell what happens after, won't you?
ReplyDeleteI will. I have to find a certain camper first then I'll be able to explain everything.
DeleteGood question I intend to find out.
ReplyDeleteI'm on my way to find out right now actually. I'm going to go talk to one of the waterballoons EAT must know something about all this.
ReplyDeleteMy worry is that there's another new player in the Game. The question is, is Harry the servant or the master?
ReplyDeleteWaterballoons? SERIOUSLY? You couldn't even go with the obvious Jello reference?
ReplyDeleteI sincerely hope he's just a servant.
ReplyDeleteJello reference?
They're filled with "water" and if you pop them "water" sprays out. They're "water"balloons.
If he's a master, you're fucked.
ReplyDeleteJello- a substance that once added to water permanently changes the water. We're mainly made of water, and they are an infection.
1+1= 2, DEAR.
Makes sense I still prefer Waterballoons though.
ReplyDeleteI still prefer Jello. For the lulz.
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