Demonoid Phenomenon - Ch. 3 by Kessemi, literature
Literature
Demonoid Phenomenon - Ch. 3
It was a good thing Dan was a man of the cloth. The aspect of a heaven designated solely to the soldiers of the supreme being was the only thing keeping him from smoking every cigarette he had during this rickety flight.
The Recoglierre had traveled in some shoddy transport before in the pursuit of their job, but even Farenc's knuckles were white with tension across the small isle from Dan and Kessin. Indeed, it seemed the pilot was the only man not concerned that the roof might fly off of this piece at any given moment.
“Is it normal for the plane to shake this bad?” Dan asks over his headset.
“Aye, itsabit breezyoot t
II.
When it came down to man vs. nature, Efferot was one hell of a planet on which to live. Only a handful of the world's corners maintained steady weather patterns.
The vast, mostly uninhabited continent that spread the length of most of the world had become the worst of the worst; civilizations of Efferot came to know this great, untamed land as The Sprawl.
Bidi had said that her teacher believed the earliest of man's tribes began in the Sprawl and then migrated outwards toward the Sovereign Edges, and then further to the newly formed Island Kingdoms.
It could very well be true; even today the Sprawl still had vi
"The Castleback is left at the intersection, you can't miss it," Dr. Faringaard instructed, seeing them out the door. The rain was still coming down in sheets, but it wasn't as important anymore.
Notz and Bidi ran to the shelter of the boardwalk canopies, hurrying along, jumping in between buildings to avoid the rain.
After one alley jump, however, Notz calmly realized they had gained quiet pursuers. He stopped, causing Bidi to stop. She looked back to see why, when she saw the figures behind them.
"You guys?" she gasped. Notz didn't turn right away.
"One of you want to tell me why you let my sister run off alone to find me?" he
III.
The two of them stood outside the clinic door for a couple minutes with Bidi periodically knocking.
The few people making their way through the streets came out of buildings, looked to the ominous sky above, and raised their collars to make their leave.
No one gave a second glance to the man laying half in the street with a gaping hole in his abdomen.
It began to rain. The clinic had a small stoop, but it wasn't much of a shelter from the growing downpour. Notz stood stoically in the rain, letting Bidi hunker under the small shelter.
She knocked three more times after another minute
Intro-
For ninety years, Festus Lobo was considered by many a living god among men. He made no claims as to who his parents were, nor did he ever document having children. His hands are told to have been the hands of the god-creator and he began building things at a very young age.
Everything he created was always perfect.
Perfect in the sense that the symmetry, design, and craftsmanship was flawless, however other men were capable of that.
Lobo's creations were perfect. Perfect meaning incapable of ever being anything but perfec
Preface
Across the plane of mortal existence, perched on the peak of an exquisite parapet, the wind gently ran through Cross' s short, gray hair that still held a hint of its former amber color. He sat content on his throne, looking down through the veil, down onto the human world of Efferot.
The black, swirling tendrils that protruded from the back of the throne disappeared into the stain-glass windows surrounding him on three sides - massive windows that hung without walls, each depicting a slow miasma of color that blurred endlessly with colors both bright and dark. There were dozens of these windows each with i
Demonoid Phenomenon
We fly private. Registered airlines would be exceptionally hesitant to allow a man with a custom handgun onto a commercial passenger liner.
Nor would security permit the allowance of Kessin should their x-ray scanners record the contents of his luggage.
So we board small jets and private planes on the outer runways of inconspicuous airports - the small rural ones that always look inactive and shut down when you drive passed them.
The church is generous with its money. They issue to, and track, each Recoglierre Santo with an expensive GPS; they fly us in and out of specific locations prepaid be
Demonoid Phenomenon
"Oh look, it's coincidentally started raining." Farenc spoke out of the crippling silence inside the black sedan, his partner did not initially respond.
"Do you find symbolism in things anymore, Dan, or is all just cut and dry with you these days?" he ask, looking over to his quiet partner gripping the wheel calmly as they roll down the mid-western Roadland's territory. Danzen's pale skinned face matched his short, white hair - a curious trait of a man three years shy of thirty.
"Hm? Symbolism? Of course, Farenc. I'm not unobservant; and beneath this exterior, I actually do
Chapter 19
Among the Dead and the Dreaming
Milla rushes down the alley to the beaten body of Volgol. She bends down and wraps his right arm around her shoulder. Volgol groans a little in pain. Milla keeps her eye on Jo.
She knows she cannot stop him when he gets like this. She slowly drags Volgol off.
"Jo, are you sure about this? I'm not your enemy." Otsino asks. His katana slowly waves back and fourth with the wind, still lodged, blade-end, in a crack in the cement.
"Shut Up!" Jo speaks, all business.
He's tense. A casual footstep heard behind him and he draws up his revolver and aims back at th
Demonoid Phenomenon - Ch. 3 by Kessemi, literature
Literature
Demonoid Phenomenon - Ch. 3
It was a good thing Dan was a man of the cloth. The aspect of a heaven designated solely to the soldiers of the supreme being was the only thing keeping him from smoking every cigarette he had during this rickety flight.
The Recoglierre had traveled in some shoddy transport before in the pursuit of their job, but even Farenc's knuckles were white with tension across the small isle from Dan and Kessin. Indeed, it seemed the pilot was the only man not concerned that the roof might fly off of this piece at any given moment.
“Is it normal for the plane to shake this bad?” Dan asks over his headset.
“Aye, itsabit breezyoot t
II.
When it came down to man vs. nature, Efferot was one hell of a planet on which to live. Only a handful of the world's corners maintained steady weather patterns.
The vast, mostly uninhabited continent that spread the length of most of the world had become the worst of the worst; civilizations of Efferot came to know this great, untamed land as The Sprawl.
Bidi had said that her teacher believed the earliest of man's tribes began in the Sprawl and then migrated outwards toward the Sovereign Edges, and then further to the newly formed Island Kingdoms.
It could very well be true; even today the Sprawl still had vi
"The Castleback is left at the intersection, you can't miss it," Dr. Faringaard instructed, seeing them out the door. The rain was still coming down in sheets, but it wasn't as important anymore.
Notz and Bidi ran to the shelter of the boardwalk canopies, hurrying along, jumping in between buildings to avoid the rain.
After one alley jump, however, Notz calmly realized they had gained quiet pursuers. He stopped, causing Bidi to stop. She looked back to see why, when she saw the figures behind them.
"You guys?" she gasped. Notz didn't turn right away.
"One of you want to tell me why you let my sister run off alone to find me?" he
III.
The two of them stood outside the clinic door for a couple minutes with Bidi periodically knocking.
The few people making their way through the streets came out of buildings, looked to the ominous sky above, and raised their collars to make their leave.
No one gave a second glance to the man laying half in the street with a gaping hole in his abdomen.
It began to rain. The clinic had a small stoop, but it wasn't much of a shelter from the growing downpour. Notz stood stoically in the rain, letting Bidi hunker under the small shelter.
She knocked three more times after another minute
Intro-
For ninety years, Festus Lobo was considered by many a living god among men. He made no claims as to who his parents were, nor did he ever document having children. His hands are told to have been the hands of the god-creator and he began building things at a very young age.
Everything he created was always perfect.
Perfect in the sense that the symmetry, design, and craftsmanship was flawless, however other men were capable of that.
Lobo's creations were perfect. Perfect meaning incapable of ever being anything but perfec
Preface
Across the plane of mortal existence, perched on the peak of an exquisite parapet, the wind gently ran through Cross' s short, gray hair that still held a hint of its former amber color. He sat content on his throne, looking down through the veil, down onto the human world of Efferot.
The black, swirling tendrils that protruded from the back of the throne disappeared into the stain-glass windows surrounding him on three sides - massive windows that hung without walls, each depicting a slow miasma of color that blurred endlessly with colors both bright and dark. There were dozens of these windows each with i
Demonoid Phenomenon
We fly private. Registered airlines would be exceptionally hesitant to allow a man with a custom handgun onto a commercial passenger liner.
Nor would security permit the allowance of Kessin should their x-ray scanners record the contents of his luggage.
So we board small jets and private planes on the outer runways of inconspicuous airports - the small rural ones that always look inactive and shut down when you drive passed them.
The church is generous with its money. They issue to, and track, each Recoglierre Santo with an expensive GPS; they fly us in and out of specific locations prepaid be
Demonoid Phenomenon
"Oh look, it's coincidentally started raining." Farenc spoke out of the crippling silence inside the black sedan, his partner did not initially respond.
"Do you find symbolism in things anymore, Dan, or is all just cut and dry with you these days?" he ask, looking over to his quiet partner gripping the wheel calmly as they roll down the mid-western Roadland's territory. Danzen's pale skinned face matched his short, white hair - a curious trait of a man three years shy of thirty.
"Hm? Symbolism? Of course, Farenc. I'm not unobservant; and beneath this exterior, I actually do
Chapter 19
Among the Dead and the Dreaming
Milla rushes down the alley to the beaten body of Volgol. She bends down and wraps his right arm around her shoulder. Volgol groans a little in pain. Milla keeps her eye on Jo.
She knows she cannot stop him when he gets like this. She slowly drags Volgol off.
"Jo, are you sure about this? I'm not your enemy." Otsino asks. His katana slowly waves back and fourth with the wind, still lodged, blade-end, in a crack in the cement.
"Shut Up!" Jo speaks, all business.
He's tense. A casual footstep heard behind him and he draws up his revolver and aims back at th
CHAPTER ONE
Where it all started.
Six years ago.
The day I met her.
When Otsino was born, the doctors had grim expectations.
Helena, his mother, wept slowly as she was told that her son was turned backwards in the womb; what's more, the umbilical cord had been wrapped once, perhaps twice, around his neck since her last ultrasound.
It was a worse case scenario for expecting mothers.
For sixteen hours a dedicated team of doctors worked to exhaustion in an attempt to ensue a safe child-birth.
After the first six hours, Helena lay in a cold sweat on her gurney - somewhere between feeling alive and dying slowly - her perspirat
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