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Awkward Alien Bug Transformation Pt2

Awkward Alien Bug Transformation Pt1

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Awkward Alien Bug Transformation Pt3

This is my first ever post, and it bleeds out of a very personal, subconscious place. I welcome respectful DMs from anyone who felt seen in the wrong places, related to this in their twisted corners, or just wants to share what they felt reading it.

Let’s keep it raw, but kind.

Much love to the haunted.

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➡️ Trigger warning!

(read carefully if sensitive)

[read at your own responsibility.]

"...it was a Monday.

In a hospital.

I don’t know how I got there. It matters, but my mind ignores it for now because what’s ahead is way worse.

The blocky white walls, with blocks of ceramic, dirty at the edges, had paintings of pure blood. Some spots were so dark they seemed black, some still had crimson or even bright red hues.

It was almost the whole wall painted, though it was just spurts and splashes from something that had been killed brutally and bled like a faucet into the walls.

The corners were rotting red. The ceilings were less bloody but still damn hurtful to stare at for long...

The seats were broken and bloody as well.

All I could hear was my hesitant, tired footsteps,

my erratic shallow breaths,

and my too-loud heartbeat that was threatening to stop at any time.

Of course it fucking will. That’s life — always ready to end so suddenly without a damn warning, and mankind always tends to ignore it.

Some corners of the place had corpses.

Rotting. Brutally — no. Beyond brutally murdered.

Some ribs were sticking out of a damn face, the eyes bulging and hanging by nerves out of their sockets,

the tongue fully fallen down.

It smelled like death — that suffocating, no-escape, mind-wrecking kind of smell.

The type that might kill you just by existing.

It smelled like real fear.

Terror... horror...

I was walking around to find a way out — because that’s the cliché in most stories and movies, especially horror ones.

“How cliché, I know...”

I told myself, my mind desperately distracting me to keep the last shred of sanity I had in the tired vessel of the wrecked soul I was carrying.

Enough of words. I just wanted to get out because I knew I was in an endless, real nightmare.

A part of me — terrifyingly big, and not silent — wanted, no... actually thought that I deserved to stay.

It terrified me how I believed for a moment that I belonged there.

Then I got out of the death-stenched halls, and ended up in a worse place. A literal huge maze — the walls made of... hell, I barely can describe it.

Like... literal organs. A bit of them already rotten, but inside a thick barrier of glass.

Organic walls. Awfully, unfortunately literally.

I was fuckingly stuck for eternity, or so it seemed and felt.

Before I discovered the other fuckery of it —

some monsters. Unrecognizable creatures. Freaks, bloodthirsty from the way they devoured the organs off the floor.

Skeletons were a comforting sight compared to the bloody organ walls.

Thank god I was shorter than the height of the walls —

otherwise, if they chewed already in the worst way possible...

Will I go out?

Maybe.

A big part of me says no.

But what I’m sure of...

is that I might stay, for the spite of the idea of being saved.

Because I felt it was too silly. Ironic, even.

How could someone considered “too good, angelic” — as people told me — face such hell?

I knew life was never fair...

but to this point?

Maybe I’m truly deserving of it.

Even if a tiny muted part of me...

still foolishly hopes that...

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