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Helltown A reason to worry
Tiffany jumped from rooftop to rooftop, with the men in pursuit. They flew and went through obstacles, never loosing sight of her. Realizing she cannot outrun them for much longer, the terrified woman headed towards a block of residential buildings and into someone's apartment. Remembering she can go through walls, she stepped into an apartment. Passing thought a few walls and ceilings, the winded woman hid under the table. The men scattered around the area, searched for a good hour. Holding in her breath, still as a statue, she could hear them jumping around."There must be over a thousand compartments to go through. Shit!" one low male voice yelled."Was that a witch?" another man said."Impossible. There hasn’t been one in centuries," the third, angrier voice was heard."I don't know. There was a strange occurrence a few years ago in DC. Apparently, he dreamt of one standing over him and hissed. Something witches of the past loved to do," the second voice added.Tiff clenched her te
Helltown Allow me to explain
"And then he yelled ‘What’s in the box!’" Cassandra explained.Teo giggled, making the glass in his hand shake. "Oh, I love modern entertainment. It makes our job so much easier," he said, sipping his blood wine. They were siting in his lavish living space. With all the valuable trinkets and furniture collected over the eons, it resembled a room in an emperor's mansion. The pastel walls were decorated with golden frames, porcelain statues, ivory and gold clocks. Cassandra began to suspect that most of the nicer pieces her husband found ended up in his collection. "I must say, I traveled when alive, but I never saw so much splendor in one place. And all of it so tastefully done.""Thank you, my dear. I did make an effort to learn about human concepts of style and elegance. We demons do not have such personal fancies," he stated pleasantly."No kidding. How come?""Well, to tell you the truth, we never needed one. All that we demons require is already provided to us by our lord and maste
Helltown Trouble on the horizon
In a bright small office, a dignified plump professor looked over a paper. He took his glasses off and stated pleased, "This was wonderfully done, Mrs. Noble. Very detailed and well versed.""Thank you, professor. I’m very glad you liked it," the middle-aged mother of two replied."In fact, I believe your thesis is ready for publishing. Congratulations," he stated returning the file. With an air of arrogance around him, he hummed as the woman placed her things back into her bag."It is such a shame you didn’t continue your studies sooner. A capable person such as yourself would make an excellent assistant."Tiffany smiled flattered. "Oh I don’t see why that would be a problem now. With the kids all grown up, I’m free as I’ll ever be to peruse my academic goals."The professor tittered, tapping his fingers. "It is good that you kept your youthful spirit. Hopefully, it will serve you well in your future endeavors," he said extending his hand for a handshake."You can count on it, profes
Helltown Go f*ck yourself!
Teo laughed hysterically as a reddish light illuminated his grimace. Cassandra was next to him, severely drunk, clenching her glass with every scream. A young girl, very frail and scared, was fighting for her life in a dark concrete basement, as he pointed and giggled with delight. Her tormentor was ripping her clothes off, unresponsive to her cries. The only thing he seemed to listen to were Teo’s suggestions, whispered through the device. He raped her for a long time, forcing himself even when his member gave up on him."Never mind that! Finish the job!" the demon gave an order. Turning towards his companion, Cass raised the ends of her lips up, tittering in a high pitch. The man zipped up his pants, flying towards the screaming girl. She yelled for help, pleading with him to let her go. "Please! Have mercy!" she cried, exhausted.The man held the rock for a second as if hesitant. "You know she is going to tell, right?" Teo whispered calmly. "And besides, what you are about to do i
Helltown No more parties
The young married woman waited in the church for over half an hour. The small place of worship seemed empty, abandoned even. The ajar door showed people passing by, none of which even glanced inside. "Why would they, with so much splendor all around them," Tiffany thought.She heard her children chattering and Sam calming them down. "Okay, kids settle down and eat your ice cream," he said and popped his head through the door. Tiff collected her bag and walked over."Could you hurry it up, please? The children want to go sailing," he whispered. She nodded and got out. Next to the church was a gift shop with a young clerk. "Excuse me, can you tell me when the priest of this church comes in? A short guy, mousy looking," she said slowly hoping the girl understood her.The clerk blinked, confused and said in nearly perfect English, "That sounds nothing like him. The priest, here, is old and fat."The woman held in her breath. "Alright, have you ever seen a man that fits the description?"
Helltown Painful memories
When her children were still young, Tiffany opened the front door of her childhood home. She was winded and visibly distraught. Her mother rushed to greet her faking a carefree hello. "Tiffy dear, I didn't expect you so soon. How are the kids?""Cut the sweet talk. You know why I am here. Where is he?" she stated grim.Her mother shrugged, letting her lips fall down. "In the bedroom. But dear, please understand..." she uttered as her daughter rushed pas her, not giving her a moment of her time.There, inside the bed she used to jump in as a child, her father was lying, helpless and weak. A tube stuck out of his nose, while his bony fingers twitched over the cover. His milky eyes turned towards her and looked away, as if embarrassed."Why did you come, pumpkin?" he whispered through his dry lips."What do you mean, why? I wanted to see you!" she said, trying to remain calm."I'm sorry, I tried to stop her," Cathy appeared, ushering her daughter towards the living room."How long has he
Helltown Hell games
Teo's melted face looked up as his flesh was boiled alive in the center of the merciless spiral. Cassandra watched, cold and motionless."Now you've done it! What in the world possessed you to do such a thing?" Jane protested, wishing she had hands so that at least she could choke her to death."Let me enjoy this moment!" Cassandra said, watching the whirlpool long after all traces of his body were gone."Why? It wasn't enough that you murdered our greatest benefactor. Now you are just going to stand here and wait for someone to catch you in the act?" her inside voice yelled hysterical."Everyone we ever met is 4 miles away. This place is not only isolated by tall rocks, but the magma waves create a sound-proof barrier. He stood so close to the edge, in such a relaxed manner, that I overpowered him with no trouble. The moment was perfect!" she declared to the protesting soul."But why! You were laughing at his jokes not a moment ago? He was our friend for such a long time. He was Basi
Helltown The blame is on you
A few participants were stretching out their hands, unable to keep up the pace. One lost balance but managed to cling onto the rope with his fingers. A futile feat since the damned souls behind him were more than happy to trample over them, some even digging their heels with glee. Out of pure spite, the dangling soul used all his remaining strength to grab the next such prankster with his free hand. He pulled hard, making him fall into the swirling magma. Seeing it, the others were much more considerate for his predicament.Meanwhile, the couple was two-thirds done with the challenge. Using the short safety ropes, Basil tied their hands together. In that way, they acted as a counterweight to one another and they could slowly inch their feet to the other side. They balanced each other nicely, and, in case anyone slipped, the other could keep them going."How are you holding up?" Basil asked the trembling Cass. "Um, not bad. This just might work," she stuttered.Basil seemed pleased. "