characters: Beast Tamer, Mania
date written: 11/21/24
Beast Tamer's body will rot and decay. She'll reach the point that her muscles are so atrophied, and her bones so fragile that she can no longer walk, only struggle to breathe in puddle of her own misfortune. And although her misfortune long, she has yet to face her Finale. And after rotting for days in a cabin she attempted to call home, a crazed demi-god finds her, in her worst state possible. She knows this one, through stories of the only love left in the world, was left in this creature. But this felt wrong, so, so wrong. She knew there was no taming this one. The beast tore her cabin open and whimpered when it found her. She wanted to scream, but only bubbled a gurgle. She watched as the creature spiraled through every emotion, blood and tears dripping from its eyes soaking into the dust covered floors. It was terrifying, but her Finale. It fianlly reached down, grabbing her body. A leg falls off of Beast Tamer painlessly, and the creature grabs it too, attempting to put it back on. But it doesn't work, thats never how it worked. The beast quickly became enraged, throwing her leg with such strength it broke a table laying in the cabin. But the creature quickly pivoted to laughing manically, and looked at Beast Tamer one last time. All three heads reached down to her. She prepared for her Finale. But there was no crunch, but kisses. All three heads, with the last of their compassion kiss the lump of decay. Light pierces out of Beast Tamer, her eyes, her lasting injuries shedding light brighter than the rings of the forgotten sun could ever provide. The beast throws her to the ground, terrified by what's happening in front of it. But Beast Tamer never hits the ground, she floats. Her body regenerates, she feels pain, she feels warmth, she feels comfort. And then she feels reality, the power of a demi-god. She stares at the creature in front of her, shocked at what it's done, unknown that its created another like itself. And with a single 'Thank You.', she disappears.
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