Friday, November 8, 2013
The Haunted Weatherford in Flagstaff Arizona
What happens when you take a group of chaos driven wild individuals
and give them permission to explore you 140 year old hotel for Ghosts?
Well just click below to find out… if you dare!!!
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Dalsala Den, a Nightmare for Earth is Released
In a world much like our own, Matt Narrows is a young man with a
steady job and a wonderful girlfriend until one night strips it all away
from him. When his girlfriend, without explanation, goes from loving to
laughing at him when a strange albino’s men beat him senseless, his
world erupts into chaos. But when her body is discovered in a dumpster
the next day, his reality is torn in half.
Join the battle against the most unstoppable villain that Earth has ever faced!!
Confused and alone,
Matt takes it upon himself to hunt down her brutal slayer, but quickly
discovers that this man is no ordinary serial killer, but could in fact
be a threat to the entire planet. Can an alarm installer, working on his
own, somehow stop the largest threat that has ever faced his country or
perhaps even his world? Matt Narrows will need to become more than just
a hero if he is going to have any hope of stopping the horror that is
Dalsala Den
Williams Ghost Invesitgation Video
Hello Brave souls.
Here is our 4th Daily Discord Ghost Investigation Video!
Williams Arizona was known as the Gateway to the Grand Canon, but it may now be know for being the gatewate to Terror or maybe just goofiness, you decide.
Looking for more comedy? Check this out!
Here is our 4th Daily Discord Ghost Investigation Video!
Williams Arizona was known as the Gateway to the Grand Canon, but it may now be know for being the gatewate to Terror or maybe just goofiness, you decide.
Monday, November 4, 2013
Axe Versus Sickle, fate of a City in the Middle
This Jack Serial began 9/30/13
As Phillip advanced with his cutlass, Jack drew twin hand axes out of his jacket.
“You’ll never even reach us, putrid Stalwarts,” The lead Gloom yelled. “Give them the Flesh To Mists!”
Jack
knew what that meant and clenched his muscles in preparation for the
incoming pain. All three on his side hammered him with their Bestow.
Phillip looked like he fought of the effects of one attack, but
something both Dionysus and Yig followers had in common was their
mystically enhanced protection from damage. They could still be killed
by most attacks, but it took a lot of damage before they started to feel
it.
The
Bestows crashed into him. First his jacket, then his clothes, and then
his flesh began to drift away before his eyes. Both leather and skin
became a fine mist and left holes in his clothes and body. The effects
proved painful enough that Jack cried out, but this didn’t stop him from
leaping into the Glooms.
The
hatchet in his left hand blocked a swung sickle from that direction,
but his right weapon arced down and split the skull of the center Gloom.
He tumbled back with a wet grunt, but also took Jack’s axe with him.
The third Gloom charged him with a roar, but a kick to the man’s stomach
send it smashing back into Phillip’s pickup.
The
one to his left swung his rusty, hard iron, sickle again, and once
again the Stalwart was able to block it with his remaining axe. With a
growl, Jack balled his right hand into a fist and smashed the Gloom in
the center of the face. An exploding nose left the man’s cheek’s as red
as its glowing eyes.
This
stunned the Gloom enough that Jack was able to grab the Xemmoni and
toss him into his ally right as he ran toward Jack’s back. They both
went down in a tumble of ratty robes and pale, fish belly, skin. Jack
fell on them like an uncaged savage. His axe flew in blood drenched
arcs. He didn’t look at what he hit, but just focused on hacking as hard
and fast as possible.
Soon the Glooms under him wailed in agony. One hit him with another Flesh to Mist
spell and he drew back with a curse. The Gloom regained his feet, his
red eyes glared hatred. It looked like his fellow Gloom wouldn’t be
joining him in the attack or anything else… ever.
“Filth
ridden, Stalwart. Too stupid to run while you could. Too stupid to know
what’s happening here and what it will mean for all of you. Once we
control Boston we’ll finally be able to-”
Decapitation ended his oratory and Phillip blood smeared smile was visible once the Gloom collapsed.
“You know he was telling me why they wanted Boston, just then.”
Phillip rubbed the back of his neck. “opps, sorry.”
Jack sighed. “Why would they give us until sunset to leave and then attack us at three in the afternoon?”
“I’m not sure. Xemmoni aren’t well known for keeping their word.”
“I think it’s something more than that. Too stupid to know what it will mean for all of you, he said. Who’s all of you?”
“Stalwarts I guess,” Phillip said.
“I’m
not so sure. And once we control Boston we’ll be able to… sounds like
they have a goal that goes far beyond just having the ownership of
America’s oldest city.”
“Well,”
Phillip started, “whatever is happening it doesn’t change the facts
that all the Xemmoni will be hunting us and now they aren’t even waiting
until sunset before they start. None of the other Stalwarts have agreed
to help us. We’re in serious life ending trouble.”
Jack
tore off the ruined arms of his leather jacket and tossed them into the
back of the pick up. “No matter what, we need any help we can get, so
who’s next on our list?”
“Blaze wanted to meet at a coffee shop not too far away from here. Coffee shop,” he tiffed. “Some people.”
To be continued next Monday
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Tezcatlipoca Midnight
Unthroned we dwell in the Night
As Bask in Darkness Delight
We ride the Obsidian Wind
And now our Assentation can Begin
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Three Girls and The End of the World (Eternal Aftermath Saga)
“Should we really be running in the direction of the screaming,” Mar asked, as she and Jenny hurried to catch up with Cindy.
“But we need to get help,” Jenny said.
“That,
I won’t argue with,” Mar said as she saw fighting going on in the
courtyard of her high school. Over this was a constant stream of shouts,
cries, and horrid growls. To her right, a girl she knew, Nancy, a
usually quiet and self absorbed junior, came out of a building and
grabbed another girl by the hair. This second girl screamed. A moment
later the scream changed into a high pitched cry of uncontrolled terror
that cut through the courtyard like a razor blade. Mar could just see a
blossom of crimson, before Nancy pulled the other girl back into the
school.
Mar
eyes scanned the courtyard trying to find a safer place, but as she
did, she noticed that more people were gathered in intervals around the
outer chain link fence. Loud moans could just be heard as they, like the
two freaks they have just fled from, rattled the tall fence.
Jenny
appeared to be trying to call her parents, but soon alternated between
crying and cursing. Mar almost lost sight of Cindy, but her friend had
hesitated when two boys started fighting only twenty feet in front of
her.
“You
freako, get off me!” the first boy ordered. The second remained
unphased by the words and rushed forward grabbing and clawing at the
first guy. Mar saw that the attacker’s shirt was a gory mess as was half
his face and one of his arms.
Mar
had seen enough, rushed forward, and grabbed Cindy by the arm. This
caused her to shriek and her yell was quickly followed by a groan.
Mr.
Johnson the security officer that guarded the school parking lot had
been attracted by Cindy’s shriek and stumbled toward them. His usually
starched white shit was red with splatters of fresh blood and by the
looks of his neck; most of it was probably his.
No one should be walking around with a wound like that, she thought. No one could be alive with a wound like that.
She
grabbed Cindy’s arm and started to half drag her to Jenny who was still
so absorbed with her phone that she didn’t see Mr. Johnson coming at
them.
Seeing easier prey, Mr. Johnson turned toward Jenny.
“Jenny, watch out!” Mar screamed.
Her
friend looked up and uttered a scream of her own. Mr. Johnson took a
few steps closer and reached out for Jenny, but that was when a smaller
boy, probably a freshman, barreled into Mr. Johnson in his hurry to
escape from something else.
The
security guard’s hands clamped down on the boy and all three girls
screamed when Mr. Johnson took a huge bite out of the top of the boy’s
head. They watched in riveted horror as Mr. Johnson set himself to
devouring the struggling boy.
A
scream from behind her helped Mar push herself back into survivor mode.
She didn’t know what was going on, but it was real and she certainly
didn’t want to be eaten alive.
Mar
pushed Jenny and grabbed Cindy by the hand. “Come on, we need to get
out of here. The fence doesn’t cover the entrance to the parking lot.
This place could become a death trap.”
Children
and teens ran everywhere. Some teachers tried to steam the tide of
chaos, but at least half of them proved barely better than the students
and ran by them headed to their vehicles.
It
became Mar’s turn to scream when fingers closed around her arm. Fearing
the worse, she turned expecting a madman, but instead saw Phil. Vance
was with him and called out. “Jenny, hey wait. Hold up.” It wasn’t any
secret that Vance had a huge thing for Jenny, but then who didn’t? Jenny
liked him too, but just tended to make men work for it. Mar had often
suspected that Jenny enjoyed the chase more than actually being caught.
All the girls stopped.
“Where are you all going?” Phil asked her.
“Anywhere but here, I think.”
“It
doesn’t look that safe out there,” either he said, but then vice
principle Anderson let out a watery moan and started hobbling toward
them on stiff legs. He was another person who was bitten through the
neck. “Damn dude, should’ve taken off the tie.”
“We
have to do something,” Cindy squealed. “More of those things are
already getting into the parking lot. Jenny, we have to make it to your
car.”
“Wait,” Vance said. “I have an SUV. It will fit all of us and be safer.”
Anderson drew closer.
“Alright then,” Mar practically screamed. “Can we just F-in go?”
“Yeah,
come on,” Phil said while grabbing her hand and dragging her along. She
had strong mixed feeling about letting him lead her, let alone touch
her, but figured this wasn’t the time to worry over such things.
On there way to the car, a snarling man, that appeared to have been scalped, blocked their path.
With
a yell, Vance ran up to the guy and kicked him in the chest. The blow
proved enough to knock the bloody faced man back onto his ass. “Come
on,” he yelled. “Keep going!”
They
rushed by the scalped man as he struggled to regain his footing. Just
as the small group made it to Vance’s SUV, another voice called out to
them. It was Tyler the well dressed guy that sat next to her in chem.
“Hey wait, let me come too, guys.”
The two men with them slowed, but Cindy yelled, “Just open the damn doors.”
Vance clicked the doors open and Cindy and Jenny rushed inside. Mar hesitated with the guys for a moment.
“Come
on,” Tyler called out as he rushed towards them. “This place is going
nuts. People are dying. I need to get-” But his sentence ended in a
scream as the scalped man grabbed him and bit into his cheek. “Don’t
leave me, Help me!”
Phil
said, “come on don’t you think we should…” but just then a bloody hand
smacked on the window and a person with a fleshless face stumbled around
the side of the car.
“Hell no,” Vance said, “He’s on his own. Let’s go.”
The
three of them barely made it into the car before the grasped fingers
reached them. With a squeal of rubber, Vance raced the car free of the
parking lot.
Check in every Saturday for the next chapter in the Eternal Aftermath!
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
In Charge of My Demise Part III
He
was surprised how easily the BS flowed from his mouth. Dak knew what
the people wanted to hear and he figured if he promised them things
along those lines, they would be kept as happy as he could expect.
Maybe being a politician wasn’t so hard, he laughed to himself.
He
finished with a quick retelling of his recent encounter with the series
of cloned assassins. The press ate it up. Action and blood sent their
fingers rapidly typing over their glowing Personals.
Things
hadn’t stay that easy for long. As he expected, he couldn’t escape
without a question session. The first dozen or so he fought off with
comments about learning more about the perpetrator and other such vague
garbage, then a reporter whose face was vaguely known to him broke in.
She
was tall enough to be seen over most of her fellows and about a hundred
miles from unattractive. Long auburn hair rolled past her narrow,
perfectly painted face. Her eyes would have ruined it for him. Where
Erin’s were trusting and full of hope, this woman’s were made of gray
ice, holding only contempt.
“Hello
captain, Lacy Law here,” her terse voice chirped. “What you have said
is all very well and good, but what about real changes. Others have
spoken out on such ideas as stricter ID enforcement and even setting up
checkpoints. We know those Bodyjumpers prefer to possess younger better
looking bodies. It has been suggested that such body types receive extra
scrutiny.”
“You yourself fit that profile. Would you be pleased to have this additional limits on your freedoms?”
She
couldn’t quite keep the red out of her cheeks at the backhanded
complement, but quickly recovered. “In order to help keep this dangerous
underground behind bars, certainly.”
“It
still makes me wonder who you’d be after. The little old lady that had
enough money to Jump into a younger body and is just out buying her
bread or the trained assassins like the man who attacked me or the crew
that gunned down the former Mayor hopeful, Homes. Let me tell you from
personal knowledge that man that came after me wasn’t pretty. All I
think such policies would do is make it a crime to be attractive. Is
this the type of world you would want to live in?”
“Personally,
I would expect them both to be locked up. Isn’t that the law Captain
Dak or does the man in charge of this new task force think we should be
lenient on these lesser Jumpers just because they haven’t used their
changes to hurt anyone yet?”
Choosing
his words carefully, he said, “As a Public Enforcer officer I have
pledged myself to uphold the law. I think you can count on my continued
vigilance on this issue. If the amount of crime committed by Jumpers
doesn’t decrease over the next year I will hand in my resignation
voluntarily.”
Nodding,
this finally seemed to satisfy her and he was able to get through the
rest of the questions without suffering anything worse.
His
office was still in transition and this became a great excuse to go get
some air. He ran into Matthews on the way out the building. “You okay
Dak? You look a little pale.”
“It
all comes with the new position I guess. Can’t say I like talking to
the press.” He ran a hand over his brow. “I wonder if I’ll be able to
get used to it.”
Matthews brightened. “Oh yeah, congrats on the new position. I guess it will be Captain Dak now.”
“What would you feel about being the first man I hire on?”
Matthews
took a step back. Since he was the only other non-clone working for the
Jumpers, Dak figured he would be a natural choice. “I’ll have to ask,”
Matthews answered strangely. He soon departed a stiffly and Dak couldn’t
help but wonder which Jumper might be holding Matthew’s strings.
Shaking his head, he thought he might have the answer. He only hoped he
was wrong.
* * *
The
scent of stale smog burned his noise. Trash blew like city leaves. Even
near the PE building bums and dregs fought for a hand out. His vehicle
was secured below, but Dak felt like walking. He passed the taverns that
most of the PE grunts frequented.
He felt less a part of them than ever. What was he a part of?
Dak
really wasn’t a big one for drinking before sundown, but he felt he
needed one. He headed into a nicer establishment hoping that he would
find it empty. He was right. The sparse patrons lurked in dark corners
huddled over tables. Fine suits mixed with low cut dresses.
Conversations ran from afternoon affairs to cooperate backstabbing.
Ignoring these, he headed over to the reflective plastic bar.
Massaging
his temples, he looked down, while he waited for a hopper. “Hard day
captain,” it was a voice that had already been haunting him. Opening his
eyes, he saw that Lacy Law had helped herself into the adjacent
barstool. “Having a drink before two pm. I see that he are off to a
great start hunting down the Jumpers.”
Turning
towards his hopper, he took a long pull before saying. “I was supposed
to meet a contact here that had a list of known Jumpers, but with a
Posher Cleb like yourself around here, he probably won’t show.”
She looked around uncertain. “You aren’t serious?”
“If you had only shown up ten minute’s later you might have had a big scoop.”
She
waited until he was looking her way to cross her trim legs. Her gray
business skirt did little to hide her looks. Years of police work left
him wondering if she was hooked on some type of speed or if it was some
fascist exercise routine that kept her body so tight.
“Perhaps
you’ll let me take you out to dinner tonight and you can tell me all
about it.” Her manicured nails lightly traced his hand. “You fought back
well today. Most men crumble when I go up against them.”
“That must make you very proud,” he said while moving his hand away.
“So what about dinner? No one needs to know.” Leaned forward, exposed more of her toned body.
Staring
for a long moment, he then slammed the rest of his beer. “No thanks, I
think I’m going to be putting in long hours for quite a while. Her
intake of breath was so loud that many of the patrons turned to watch,
as he turned his back to her and existed back into the faded sunlight.
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