Something different
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 6:23 pm
Maybe this one would be better.
While Zaynab knelt, coughing and trying to breathe, she missed the sound of hooves on stone that would have warned her before Nyarlathotep’s hand stroked through her hair.
“Behold, O son of the All-in-One, before you sits Yhoundeh! She is the Vessel I have created for the purpose of bringing forth the Openers of the Way. She is the culmination of the bloodline that began with Yasmin. How dare you touch her? How dare you harm her? The present age soon draws to a close; there isn’t time enough for me to start afresh. I allowed you a second mortal existence to serve as her guard, but if you lay a hand on her again before the children are born, I will crush you under my heel. You will suffer a death far worse then being torn apart by dogs. You are less then a gnat compared to me,” he told the man-thing. “Do you understand me?”
Zaynab watched in amazement as Wilbur took a step back, consternation and more then a little fear flashing across his ugly face.
If he can intimidate Wilbur Whateley…
Zaynab hadn’t realized that fear really could paralyze a person until now. She couldn’t move—only stare into the dark and listen to her heart race.
He turned his full attention to her. “Did you think you could hide from me? You are mine, Yhoundeh. And what is mine, I keep.”[/i]
While Zaynab knelt, coughing and trying to breathe, she missed the sound of hooves on stone that would have warned her before Nyarlathotep’s hand stroked through her hair.
“Behold, O son of the All-in-One, before you sits Yhoundeh! She is the Vessel I have created for the purpose of bringing forth the Openers of the Way. She is the culmination of the bloodline that began with Yasmin. How dare you touch her? How dare you harm her? The present age soon draws to a close; there isn’t time enough for me to start afresh. I allowed you a second mortal existence to serve as her guard, but if you lay a hand on her again before the children are born, I will crush you under my heel. You will suffer a death far worse then being torn apart by dogs. You are less then a gnat compared to me,” he told the man-thing. “Do you understand me?”
Zaynab watched in amazement as Wilbur took a step back, consternation and more then a little fear flashing across his ugly face.
If he can intimidate Wilbur Whateley…
Zaynab hadn’t realized that fear really could paralyze a person until now. She couldn’t move—only stare into the dark and listen to her heart race.
He turned his full attention to her. “Did you think you could hide from me? You are mine, Yhoundeh. And what is mine, I keep.”[/i]