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Der Nachtmahr
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2020-10-31 01:30:08The streets were bare of the scars of tires and the wind carried a chilling breath. Dona had stepped out of Crystal's studio, jacket in hand she clicked her way down the sidewalk. Something Madam Alice said, kept gnawing at her. She had forgotten the little boy's name. Dona hailed a cab, stepped into it's minty interior and looked out of the window. It started to rain. The sky turned tar-black and the clouds marched in grey. She got a message from an unknown number.
"Hi, I'm Belle, I'm sure you've heard of me."As quick as she sniffled it continued. "Madam Alice has kept me up to speed with the case, but she spoke of something rather intriguing that you mentioned."
She looked up and noticed that the road was busy. Lights jumped into view and returned to her phone.
"You mentioned, the paranormal."
Instantly, she knew who the woman was. Belle the impervious Medium, that she had heard so much about. When that word pricked at her senses she felt an unease brush over her. She looked up to find no reassurance in the driver. For he himself had turned into something absurd. A gruesome image displayed itself to her, as crisp as the colours of a Francisco Goya portrait. Darkness was highlighted in a tint that deemed superior to the manifestations of the subconscious. She heard a scream, that spun around the vehicle. She only noticed later that it was her own scream.
She fainted. Before meshing into the dreamscape of her mind she remembered the figure. Bloodied, wrapped in a coating of visible muscle having no skin to cover the hole in its chest. She remembered its eyes. Hollow and lifeless, a void of ovals. But what caused her sudden spout, was its mouth. Curving to form an opening, mimicking a scream. That wasn't the end of the night. The night ended with it peeling what's left of its face-off, revealing the driver's face underneath. It had no pupils and so she could not tell whether it was watching her. The thought terrified her. It sat behind its shades, she watched with a voice that seemed inaudible to everything around her. Stunned, it pulled from the neck to the crown of its head. The driver's face grew pale, like a flower that is cut off. She became the flower, and her eyes rolled over and all she could see was white.
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