CRIMSON SKY
He takes the pigeon one after the other and wring their neck off in one powerful pull, spilling their blood over the cowries before flinging their bodies to different points to disappear in thin air: one to the north, one south, west, east, two towards the sky, and one down, leaving only their decapitated head on the floor.
The cowries also disappear when Busari finally ends the spell.
Busari takes the goat by its horn, pulling it to the huge stone just beside the effigy in the front of the room where three small plantain trees grow and begins another incantation to Esu, the messenger god of chaos, trickery, and crossroads amongst other things. Busari then taps the neck of the goat with his
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