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The First Door

Stone slabs descended down, forming a staircase straight to hell. A sea of screaming miasma suffocated either side of the winding venture. The light of the world above no longer registered as darkness swallowed this place. It seemed that whether forward or back, this road was infinite. Finally, after endless time, the monument of this suffering came into view. The blackest Obsidian rose beyond comprehension and without feature. Voices wailed and tension bloomed in ominous agony. And as it called out, a liquid wave of familiarity poured in and around me. The door, once unmarked, split down the seam as I came within the final stretch. Understanding drowned my mind, as I pressed my palm against its surface. Instantly, with a deafening boom, it swung open on ethereal hinges. Walking through, in bewildering clarity, what was one became two.
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May 9, 2021
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#door#good#evil#twins#darkness#light#sea#screams#mind
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