A SPOT OF EVIL

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A spot of evil.

A dash of hell.

A drop of blood.

And your Grimoire.

A mighty spell

will vanquish The Dead.

THE DEAD GAME

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BLOODTHIRSTY DEMONS

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Grim reaper stands over me,

Where The Dead have come to be.

Blood won’t be my drink of choice,

Not if I have any voice.

I will go down with a fight.

I refuse to take a bite.

No bloodthirsty demon down here.

No reason to have any fear.

THE DEAD GAME SERIES

WALK IN SHADOW

undying-orchid:

Row of Trees (1915) by Jan Mankes (Dutch, 1889—1920).

WALK IN SHADOW

Who waits in the dark?

Stalking its victims.

Blending with the night.

Walking in shadow.

Lighter than air.

One with the mist.

Never seen.

Never caught.

Leaving death behind.

Traces of evil.

Evil wrought on the town.

Who are you?

Come out in the light.

I know you can’t.

I know what you are.

Creature of the night.

Come to me.

And your time on earth will end.

For I protect the town.

I protect the innocent.

Come out of the shadow.

And face me.

All will know who you are.

The leader of The Dead.

Your time is at end.

THE DEAD GAME

TO HELL AND BACK

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   The night holds you so tight.

   You must not fear or fight.

   You belong to us now.

   I say this with a bow.

   You will follow us to hell.

   As we ring the nightly bell.

   Our servants you will be.

   You’ll never be set free.

   The town belongs to us.

   No reason for a fuss.

   The Dead are here to stay.

   Come with us and play.

   THE DEAD GAME 

   
   

GREENHOUSE FROM HELL

The house has come alive.

A thick darkness descending.

Snakes slithering in their cages.

Human-eating plants standing at attention.

Tree limbs grabbing my arms.

Roots wrapping around my legs.

The greenery moving closer.

And closer to us.

The door drifting farther away.

Will we make it in time?

Before we’re trapped.

What’s next?

Quicksand?

THE DEAD GAME

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THOUSANDS TO HELL

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From the trailer for Mata Hari (1931).

The Dead have sent tens of thousands to hell.

A hell visited by the unwanted and abandoned.

Hell hounds guard the gates.

The Dead keep the prisoners locked up.

Chained to the walls in their chambers.

No one ever escapes alive.

The location is secret.

The leader of The Dead is a secret.

His family is interred inside the tunnels.

We’ve heard of an uprising.

The Dead will soon be free.

The town of Oasis will be their destination.

Time to flee from our oasis.

Leave our homes and businesses.

Before evil is unleashed on town.

The town is erupting with lightning and thunder.

Fire burns through the pretty white church.

Flapping wings surround us.

We must leave now!

THE DEAD are coming for us!

THE DEAD GAME

THE DEAD GAME -- DAY 154

Linda and friends were off to Wolf's house to confront him about the disappearances and deaths in town. They weren't afraid until they pulled up to his dark house. Maybe they should've been more careful and more afraid for their own good.

Chapter 27

They pulled up in front of Wolf’s dreary-looking house. David appeared to be having second thoughts about their idea: he was crouched down low down in his seat. Mike had to forcibly drag him from the car.

    The four humans walked up to the front door, but it was already standing wide open, beckoning for them to step into its dark depths.

    With a slight quiver in his voice David said, “He’s expecting us. The Big Bad Wolf is already waiting for us. We don’t even have the element of surprise.”

    “We’ve never had a chance anyway,” Mike said to David. He loved teasing his silly friends. He looked over at David, visualizing him as the weak lion in The Wizard of Oz who lacked courage. He could just imagine him holding his tail in his shaky hands, as they slowly walked down the long hallway to meet the wizard—or in this case, the wolf. If David was the lion, then he must be the Tin Man—the one without a heart. Linda could easily be the silly scarecrow without a brain, which would make Shana Dorothy, who was always searching for a home.

     “Great! We get to die in this creepy house. I hope someone finds our bodies before they decay,” David said, making Mike want to pull his tail real hard.

     “Stop the theatrics and let’s head in already.” It looked like Shana really wanted to find a home and a happy ending with Sam, mused “without a heart” Mike, but it was doubtful that she ever would.  Just click your red heels together, Dorothy, and see what really happens.

     “Don’t worry, Todd and Sam will come in time to help us. Todd always seems to know when I’m in trouble,” Linda said.  Here goes “no brains” again.

     “Which is about all the time,” said Shana. Another genius heard from, announced Mike silently to his invisible audience.

     “What if the Father can’t locate them in time?” asked David.  Boohoo.

     “Todd and Sam have powers of their own and they’ll find us,” said Linda.  Sure! Silly scarecrow!

     They walked into the house very slowly. “Down the Yellow Brick Road…”