Eidolon Ave: The Second Feast
In the glow of the fire, Corrompero stood over her, the poker taken from the flames glowing dangerous red, yellow, orange, white.
She rested her head against the dented metal of Eidolon’s door, too weak and angry and burdened with ravenous regret to reach in her pocket for the key, to put the key in the lock, to turn the key.
Push the door open, key in hand.
“His body bleeds,” the devil said, placing the poker in her hand and guiding the red, yellow, orange, white to her beloved’s sobbing, gaping wounds.
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