Carnivorous creatures roamed the deep of the gulf, in Hades; they just never seemed to bother with Ais, outside of pushing her here and there, now and then, when she swam in the gulf waters. Somehow she did not irritate the creatures, or monsters, as they did, those who didnt belong there, those who tried to escape from Hells boats bound for Hells docks. Then they would, like lions set free from their dens, these cadaverous amphibians, would massacre its prey.
The long and enduring period Ais had to stay and endure the gulf, was really boring for the most part, not much to do. She thought of Anases and he of her in these past days, and Belphegor and Agaliarept also thought about Ais, wondered what had become of her, and how they would go on living in this inner world, not quite meant for her kind. Perhaps they wanted simply to gawk at her trying to endure her strange and terrible fate, it would not be unlike them. It was funny to the demonic forces, seeing two sou ls in Hell that didnt belong there, each for their own reasons: one running after her lover, husband, feeling bound beyond its limits to him; he other, obsessed with scrolls, another lost lover, his being Atlantis. To Agaliarept, it was all immaterial, proportional to him, both running after lost causes.
In any case, here they all were searching for something in the labyrinthine gulf; it was then that Ais found Anases, and they joined together in a new predicament, to find an opening to the legendary Limbo, they once heard about, lest it be pure legend with no teeth, if so, a sad day it would be, and the loss of all hope. During this time of search on the gulf, the couple spotted the demonic ship in search for them, frantically they tried to sway away from Hells elite vessel, but fifty-feet beside them, and they did, thus, undiscovered.
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Author:: Dennis Siluk
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