“Wires and cables sent their signals and produced the gun’s components in his hand. Impossible by contemporary science, and still impossible by way of alchemy. But unified into one, hybridized force, the gun assembled itself together.”
-Chapter 11: The House of the Mad Poacher
“It was a world that mirrored the one they were accustomed to, but expressed itself very differently. A world which was more fit for a nocturnal creature’s gaze than a human’s perception.”
-Chapter 9: An Abridged History of Bats and Wolves
“The floor was covered in a mucky layer of dirt, as though it could’ve been soil and bore plants. But none existed.
It took a moment to fully manifest.
Like an image being developed, the outline of a translucent man faded into existence.”
-Chapter 6: The House of Waylon Ross
“That long and wicked tail as thick as a tree slithered with the speed of a jaguar. The dragon-like head had the face of an anglerfish, with black piths for eyes that never blinked, and a massive underbite that protruded long, unkempt teeth.”
-Chapter 8: The Creature
“Her thick fur covered a hybridized corpse-like entity. Neither the gorilla nor the woman’s body were used as a base; instead, they were both equally represented. The beast was gorgeously, spectacularly horrifying.”
-Chapter 3: The Ape-Woman
“The blood of a civilian is common and dull… The blood of a king is riddled with disease...
The blood of a warrior is divine. It courses through the body with a voluminous, youthful energy. And it brings a succulent taste to the tongue.”
-Chapter 2: Bloodlust
“Dozens more cages. Dozens more cells. All in a circle, facing the center of a large, circular crypt of ashlar with a pentagram in the middle.
And in these cells were the atrocities, each distinct in their horror…”
-Chapter 6: The House of Waylon Ross
“To those who have already experienced this book, and liked it enough to return to this page...
Welcome back.”
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“To a first-time reader, the preceding information will be expanded on further over the course of the story, and this book is designed to be read as if you knew none of this preexisting knowledge or context.”
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