WEEK 3 - NIGHTSHADE

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Finally, the whole truth of this affair had come out.

The Witch they had known as Yuuko was actually Nirrti, the Witch of Misfortune.
And Watanuki was actually the real Witch of Dimensions, as the two of them fought over the power that title brought, as well as the name and identity of a long dead woman...🗈

Though things had finally changed, perhaps it wouldn't be for the better. Nirrti herself seemed much different than how she was before, and Watanuki was the one who had brought all of them here...with that in mind, it was hard to tell how their future would shake out...

However, it wasn't all bad. A few more places were open to them, the second floor becoming a much more inviting place to be, and there was still everything they had gotten used to before. And now, they all knew that Nirrti's promises were nothing but empty air...

...or, perhaps, now they would merely change.

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Comments

[chaoscontrol]

[yeah, thanks for that. But, it wasn't as bad as it could have been, so no hard feelings]

Her offer is very tempting, even I must admit that. But she is not a benevolent person, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. She could give you exactly what you want... and still make you miserable. I just can't see any reason to take that chance.

[byanyother_name]

Agreed. There was only one thing I would have taken such a risk for, and that is long past now.

Countless years of suffering... There are many ways to suffer. I wonder what she went through, to twist her this way?

[chaoscontrol]

[Shadow sighs, looking away at nothing in particular]

It's hard to imagine that a single lifetime of suffering could result in such pure evil. Maybe "Nirrti" is where the energy of all suffering souls goes to roost?

[byanyother_name]

Perhaps. But 'lifetime' is a flexible sort of word. I personally am over 1300 years old, and there was a time when I was cruel and uncaring. Though I didn't go to such elaborate lengths as she has with it.

All things are relative.