Every Foul Spirit
The man shrieks and spasms, contorts in agony, until at last his struggling ceases and he has no will of his own left whatsoever.
HEEL, PET.
All is quiet once again.
At length he gets up out of the bed and reels, unsteady on these borrowed legs. He stumbles into the bathroom and flips on the light above the sink.
There, the once-divine demon—finally delivered from the dead woman’s cage of rotting flesh—stares at his newest host’s reflection in the mirror, at the sandy hair and bearded features.
The brilliant sea-green eyes looking back at him.
“Well,” says the art teacher, rubbing his palms together, “time to get cracking, yes?”
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