BluEndings
The One Called Blu
Eth was still in the dark, and it was very much Caeciun's fault. Failing to fill him in whatsoever had left Eth to his own wits and what little information that was shared upon the melding of their minds. With their bond being the way it was, less than ideal, the most Eth received were impulses. The truth had yet to dawn on him, and what shards of knowledge he was catching didn't add up. He wouldn't believe it if he tried.
Devils? Gods? Reapers?
"Holy crap," He muttered in sudden realization. "This is a goddamn cult ain't it?"
Beginning to reel back, Eth looked for an opportunity to slip away. He did look, and he might have even spotted one, but his body did not move. It was just like back then in the woods. In the place of reason was the sole urge to slice up the people present and assert dominance. Detailed images of such an event occurring filled up his conscious mind. They were so vivid he almost took them as memories.
Caeciun was not pleased.
It had been to their understanding that a conflict for control could cause mental instability within the host. So in order to avoid this, they had conceived the plan of transmitting their will through compulsions instead of words. The intent being to deceive Eth into believing it was his own desires and follow through without conflict. A limited connection like this could lessen the potential risks.
It was not working.
Eth was becoming frustrated. It was an overwhelming feeling of displeasure, but he couldn't place from what. Sure, his situation wasn't the best, but he wasn't known for being impatient. This "paralysis" scared him more than anything. He didn't recall being inflicted by something that may have caused this, a poison seemed out the question, but cultist voodoo magic was still on the table.
Yes, cultist voodoo magic.
He was running out of reasonable explanations for things. Actually he had run out, and this was what was left. It wasn't completely insane, though he wasn't exactly set on convincing anyone other than himself. He had witnessed someone punch through a wall after all. If that could happen then he was positive other things could as well.
He took a deep breath.
"I wish to speak to your leader!" He shouted to no one in particular.
Despite his confidence in his choice, Eth couldn't help but will incredible foolish. The feeling of embarrassment and disapproval from an entire crowd, and yet it originated from a single source. He just didn't realize it yet.
Devils? Gods? Reapers?
"Holy crap," He muttered in sudden realization. "This is a goddamn cult ain't it?"
Beginning to reel back, Eth looked for an opportunity to slip away. He did look, and he might have even spotted one, but his body did not move. It was just like back then in the woods. In the place of reason was the sole urge to slice up the people present and assert dominance. Detailed images of such an event occurring filled up his conscious mind. They were so vivid he almost took them as memories.
Caeciun was not pleased.
It had been to their understanding that a conflict for control could cause mental instability within the host. So in order to avoid this, they had conceived the plan of transmitting their will through compulsions instead of words. The intent being to deceive Eth into believing it was his own desires and follow through without conflict. A limited connection like this could lessen the potential risks.
It was not working.
Eth was becoming frustrated. It was an overwhelming feeling of displeasure, but he couldn't place from what. Sure, his situation wasn't the best, but he wasn't known for being impatient. This "paralysis" scared him more than anything. He didn't recall being inflicted by something that may have caused this, a poison seemed out the question, but cultist voodoo magic was still on the table.
Yes, cultist voodoo magic.
He was running out of reasonable explanations for things. Actually he had run out, and this was what was left. It wasn't completely insane, though he wasn't exactly set on convincing anyone other than himself. He had witnessed someone punch through a wall after all. If that could happen then he was positive other things could as well.
He took a deep breath.
"I wish to speak to your leader!" He shouted to no one in particular.
Despite his confidence in his choice, Eth couldn't help but will incredible foolish. The feeling of embarrassment and disapproval from an entire crowd, and yet it originated from a single source. He just didn't realize it yet.