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The Untold Story of Sara Lavender
Today is Thursday. Wait, or maybe it is Friday. I lost track of time and what day it was because I have been working so much lately. It could even be Monday, for that matter. But I don't want to tell you about today. I want to tell you about a time that happened earlier in the week.
By Alissa Rodriguez6 years ago in Horror
The Witches Gathering
The Witches Council, comprised of the three most prolific, powerful and notorious Witches within the entire Witching World, gathered three times a year to discuss many topics relating to the Witching World- new Witches being born, changes to the hierarchy and the changing of Witching World Laws, amongst other things. This meeting would be the 1000th Halloween Night meeting and the 3000th meeting of the Witches Council since it was founded.
By Bree-Amethyst S G-M6 years ago in Horror
Dark Energy: The Mortal Fracture
CHAPTER EIGHT: THE EXPERIMENT Experiment Log - Day 1 The incubation of the antibodies began at 0600 this morning. This process exposed the purified antibodies to a warm and humid environment that was set at 4 degrees C for a period of 12 hours. While incubating the antibodies, live stellate cells were extracted from my own liver using a standard biopsy needle. These cells were colonized and prepared for further analysis and experimentation. Dr. Wasi also prepared the Vitamin A serum which included a compound of retinol and deoxycholic acid. The solution ratio of retinol to deoxycholic acid enzyme solution was set at 450 units per 100ml of retinol, which has been the standard for Vitamin A absorption experiments in the past.
By Robbi Erickson6 years ago in Horror
Dark Energy: The Mortal Fracture
CHAPTER SEVEN: KIM’S CONDITION Sade’s Cabin - 2010 The morning came suddenly, startling Sade and Wasi with the harsh sounds of the alarm clock. They were still in the living room on the couch where their late night conversation revealed a connection that they both had to Martin’s agenda and control. The truth revealed was not complete, but it at least identified the threats that they faced. This made it easier to trust one another, and easier to move forward with what had to be done before the winter darkness gave way to the birth of the near non-stop exposure to light promised by the polar spring and summer months.
By Robbi Erickson6 years ago in Horror
Dark Energy: The Mortal Fracture
CHAPTER FIVE: WASI’S STORY What is evil? This is a question that often passed through Wasi’s mind as he executed his assigned victims. He entered the military a couple of years after graduating high school as a way to distance himself from the pain of the failures of his youth. He had quickly made a name for himself as a modern-day warrior. He was known simply as the Chameleon, as he could morph into any persona, be it soldier or terrorist, seamlessly and effortlessly. This skill allowed him to engage in battles both as a patriot and an enemy combatant. While strategically beneficial, this duality was morally confusing as Wasi had to abandon his preexisting moral judgment and biases and assume an entirely new set in order to be successful in his missions.
By Robbi Erickson6 years ago in Horror
Dark Energy: The Mortal Fracture
CHAPTER FOUR: HOME SWEET HOME Sade’s House – Anchorage, Alaska – Midwinter 2010 The rented truck drove down a long, snowy driveway that led to a small log cabin set among a grove of evergreen trees. The truck pulled to a stop in front of the garage.
By Robbi Erickson6 years ago in Horror
Dark Energy: The Mortal Fracture
CHAPTER THREE: ADVANCEMENTS & SETBACKS Alaska – Winter 2010 The plane dipped and pitched as it fought its way through the Arctic wind and snow. Flurries of snow danced around the engines of the twin-prop plane searching for a way to rob the engines of their heat. Inside, Sade sat buried under a pile of files, notes and charts, oblivious to the violent struggle that was taking place outside. Her mind spun, trying to find a solution to their antibody source problem.
By Robbi Erickson6 years ago in Horror
Dark Energy: The Mortal Fracture
CHAPTER TWO: NOT QUITE LEGAL, BUT INTERESTING Arctic – Winter 2010 Racing across the Arctic tundra the doctors clung to the snowmobile as shards of razor sharp ice crystals assaulted their bodies. The engine of the snowmobile growled and fought against the load that it carried and the frigidness of the air. The lights from the team’s base camp appeared like dawn on the horizon. It was the only visible light for miles. In fact, the closest city, Barrow, Alaska, was nearly fifty miles to the west. The two didn’t try to talk to one another, as the interference from the snowstorm and the noise from the snowmobile made it impossible to hear anything even on headsets at this point. Instinctively, however, they were communicating about what steps needed to be taken as soon as they reached the camp. Wasi knew he needed to set up an exam room, gather medical equipment, and get the bear moved inside, while Sade knew that she needed to set up the sonogram, gather her supplies, and keep the rest of the team away from what they were doing.
By Robbi Erickson6 years ago in Horror
