Haunter
He wasn’t bluffing about telling all and coming clean.
Back to the basement in May, he faced one of the cameras with a cunning smile.
“Hey, we got some amazing evidence, right? And I left attachment-free. Win-win.” His smile faded as he raised his eyebrows. “What I didn’t know was that the violent way the entity had been detached from me had left the equivalent of a two-inch wound here, in the back of my neck, wide open, for any other entity to hop in and feed on me. And oh, boy, didn’t they. But what I didn’t know, either, was that the entity I’d just gotten rid of hadn’t been banished, but chained.” He turned to the left corner past the boiler. “See that corner? That’s the place where it s
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