The Nun of Hell
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Your underground peregrinations will have really made you meet some weird people. Once
you have passed the sleazy curtain you arrive in front of a spy-hole
door. Someone opens it and you enter a place full of
darkness and stinking of tobacco. The resulting sounds, indistinct at first, seem to relate to the shouting melody of heavy metal. |
| You get it at last! It is a hard rock tavern ! In fact you progressively discern the creatures inhabiting the place. A crowd of bored looking demons, with their flabby posture, watch the hysterical gesticulating musician while sipping their steamy beverages. |
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They are the bounty hunters of hell. This does not help a great deal... Their rough expressions and bulging muscles do really nothing to reassure you. Yet their scary look does not provoke any dislike. On the contrary. The gloomy look in their eyes somehow shows something somewhat tragic. And this feeling is confirmed as you start a little chat with one at the bar. |
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" For centuries upon centuries we've slaughtered prolifically. On earth however, men have quite efficiently taken over. But hell doesn't lack of partners behind our murders. Envy, anger and betrayal feed our business. And we don't make out any end to it " he confides. " Hatred and sadism don't give our task the former thrill anymore. " |
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You suggest that it might be time to change job : working for the sake of Good could offer an exciting new perspective !
Never you would have guessed that a demon's life could be so boring. Without the tears you still feel for such a destiny. One by one you scrutinise these killers with so gloomy a life. It looks like you have seen some of them before. But where the hell would you have met them ? |
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Ah ! |
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At this moment a growl wakes you up. You turn your head over. It is a giant who looks like coming straight out of a sci-fi movie. He is holding a rifle as heavy as an anvil. On his shoulder are his hunting trophies. He appears to come for you...
The question
resounds in your deafened brain. It rebounds about
ten times on your skull face before you really understand
what it means. |
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Thus you see all the demons coming towards your bar corner. One after
the other they pour before you to tell you about their misfortunes, their
existential worries and their inner emptiness. And you listen to everyone's
story. Oh God ! What a painful introspection ! When looking towards the borders of your soul you find no content, no edge ! |
However a dilemma arises before your conscience. You quite gladly help those monsters to get themselves back together, to regain motivation in their work... But what kind of work? For, by doing so, you comfort them in their destruction and desolation work, which is indeed their reason for being. You can not agree like that to become the accomplice of evil by giving to his actions the psychological credit that threatened to fail it. What can you do ? What can you tell them ? |
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