Re: BEAST (forum story) - Prologue chapter
Posted: 23 Aug 2014 12:03
That's right, it's the same phone number as before! Ian opens the message and reads it while he is walking down the stairs.



As soon as he finishes reading, the phone dies. Shit...

Ian doesn't know what to make of that message... he remembers the monster saying he has an ally. He hasn't thought before that the person who called him and the person who sent the Morse coded message could be the same, but it makes sense now. He doesn't know if that "M" could be yet another monster tricking him into believing it is on his side, but... it seems like he is helping him selflessly, in the case of Elisa it is understandable because the shadow was interested in Ian and wanted to "study" him instead of killing him right away, but the mysterious person doesn't have anything to gain by helping him. Also... his intuition doesn't always work, but it tells Ian that "M" can be trusted.
Ian reaches the building door and steps outside. He feels again the familiar sensation of drowning... but this time he can stand it. The words of the shadow come to his mind... no human should be able to survive that dense darkness. He should be dead, but he is not. Was the monster just lying? It had no reason to do so. There are just so many questions...




As soon as he finishes reading, the phone dies. Shit...

Ian doesn't know what to make of that message... he remembers the monster saying he has an ally. He hasn't thought before that the person who called him and the person who sent the Morse coded message could be the same, but it makes sense now. He doesn't know if that "M" could be yet another monster tricking him into believing it is on his side, but... it seems like he is helping him selflessly, in the case of Elisa it is understandable because the shadow was interested in Ian and wanted to "study" him instead of killing him right away, but the mysterious person doesn't have anything to gain by helping him. Also... his intuition doesn't always work, but it tells Ian that "M" can be trusted.
Ian reaches the building door and steps outside. He feels again the familiar sensation of drowning... but this time he can stand it. The words of the shadow come to his mind... no human should be able to survive that dense darkness. He should be dead, but he is not. Was the monster just lying? It had no reason to do so. There are just so many questions...
