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by Tracy R Twyman


  “Isittrue?”theBaronaskedhisfather,tearsstreamingoutfromunderhissun mask.Hehadpickedupthe harpeagainandstoodholdingitabovehishead.

  TheDuketookhisownmaskoffandmanagedtogetonhisknees,crawlingto

  theBaron’sfeet,whereheputhisface.

  “Isittruethatyoukilledmymother,”theBaroncontinued,“andthatCrispin wasmybrother?”

  TheDukelookedup,pleadinginhiseyes,whichnowappearedhumanagain.

  “Ididn’t knowhewasyourbrother.AndkillingyourmotherwasRegina’sidea.

  TherewasnothingIcoulddotostopit.ButIlovedher.That’swhyIkeptthe heart.I’msorry,son.”

  TheBaronlookedupatthesky,andsodidI.Thesun‐likeobjectwasseparated fromtheMoonagain,andnolongerpulsating.Thepurpleorbwasdrooping downbelowthem,whiletwootherstarshoverednearby.What’smore,nowthere were twodarkredcirclesinthecenteroftheMoon,sidebyside,onedarkerand largerthantheother,bothbiggerthantheonewehadseenbefore.

  Aswewatched,thepurpleorbdroppedoutofthesouthernsky,straightdown,as thoughintotheriver,causingall,evenme,togasp,eventhoughIwaskindof expectingit.

  Asharpclangingsoundbroughtmyeyesbackdowntothescenebeforeme.The Baronhaddroppedhis harpeandturnedawayfromhisfather,exhalingasighof exhaustionandgrief.

  “Iforgiveyou,”hesaid,andwalkedoutofthehedge.

  TheDuke’sfacehitthepavement.Hewasdead.

  Rosenbergrolledthebodyoverwithhisleftshoeandthenusedhisfacetowipe offsomehorsedungthatwasstucktothebottomofhisrightshoe.Havingnow pulledhisfaceawayfromMiles’leg,poorLittleSaintGeorgescreamedashe finallyrecognizedthemanwhohadbeenwearingtheLionmask.

  “Grandpa!”

  Milesheldhimtighttopreventhimfromrunningovertohisgrandfather’s emasculatedanddisgracedbody.ApairofRavenswalkedupbrisklyand coveredhimwiththepurplestandard.ThentwoButcherscarriedthebodyaway onapramliketheothers.ALion,whomIthoughttobeLeopold,cameforward

  withanantiqueboxthatIrecognized:theMetecoffer.Hepickedupthe diamondfromtheblackthrone,wrappeditinwhitelinen,andplaceditinsideof thebox.ThenhefollowedtheRavensoutofthehedge.

  SeizedwithferocityuponhearingSt.George’spitifulwailing,Rosenberg marchedovertograbtheboybythearm.Milesactuallytriedtoholdontohim foramomentbeforeultimatelylettinggo.Itwasthefirstsignofresistanceto eitherofhisbossesthatIhadseenfromhimsofar.

  RosenbergjerkedGeorgeovertothesideoftheBrazenHorse.Philippine, bleedingprofuselyfromhernow‐gapingrectum,wasconsciousstill,butseemed tobeneardeath.Iwassurethattherepeatedanalrapeshadalreadydamagedher internalorgans,andIknewthatshewouldnotlastlongwithoutmedical attention.Buthersufferingthusfarwasnothinglikewhatshewasaboutto endure.

  Rosenbergtoldtheboytobowdownbeforehim.Thechildlookedup,confused, likehedidn’tunderstandthewords.Tearswerestillpouringdownhispuffyred faceashisprotrudinglowerlipquivered.

  “Kneel!”Rosenbergshoutedathim.SaintGeorgelookedatMileshelplessly.

  Rosenberglookedathimtoo.

  “Makehimobey!”heyelled.

  Milesreluctantlytookouthisgunandmotionedfortheboytogetdownonhis knees.IhadthoughtthatRosenbergjustwantedoralsex,whichhedid.Butfirst, hehadanotherdemand.

  “Doyoupromisetoservemeasyourmasterfortherestofyourdays,nomatter whatfateshallbefallyou?”heasked.

  “OK,”theboysaidbetweensobs.Ofcourse,hedidn’tknowwhatwas happeningorwhathadjustbeensaid.Butheknewhowtodowhathewasasked todonext.

  Asthisaugustpersonageandchildofperfectinnocencebeganhissecondround offorcedfellatioinatwenty‐minuteperiod,twoNymphiandtwoLions circumambulatedbothRosenbergandConsivia,whostoodbehindthealtarand alignedwithRosenbergonhisleft.Theynowlockedeyeswitheachotherwhile

  theNymphisprayedthemwithholywaterandtheLionsusedtheircensersto fumigatethem.Theviolinbeganplayingagain,butjustforafewbars.

  Rosenberg

  tookhisPhrygiancapoffandConsivia,aboutthreeinchestallerthanhim, reachedouttoputherhandonhishead.Thusbegananotherinvocation: Chronos,Saturnus,Sotomo,Satanas,

  Cutterofthecrookedphallus!

  Stercutus,Sator,Satre,Dispater,

  KilleroftheCosmocrator!

  PierceroftheDeathlyWomb!

  RaideroftheSacredTomb!

  PlowthefieldsandworktheWheels,

  CrashthePillars,sealthesteal!

  ConsiviareachedouttoRosenbergwithherrighthandandhebentovertograsp it.Thehandhungtherebetweenthemforaminuteastheinvocationcontinued.

  ComebacktothybrideJerusalem,

  ThebloodsuckingLam,theEricapaiam

  Comebackandjoinyourtrueloveragain Comebackandjoinwithyourmother again Joinwithyourdaughterandjoinwithyourwife Letuspiercetheskywith thetipofyourknife!

  Suddenlyalaser‐likeindigorayoflightcamedownfromtheskywithno obvioussource,droppingdownclose‐bytothesouthofus,justlikethe emissions

  fromthelightorbs.Thenablackspherecameoutfromthesameplaceinthesky andtravelleddownthebeamtothebottom,beyondmyfieldofview.Abouttwo minuteslater,thatblacksphere,nowshrunkentothesizeofasoccerball,flew

  outoftheconstructionchuteandontothetopofRosenberg’shead,whichwas exposedandreadytoreceiveit.

  Atfirst,theonlysignthatthespirithadtakenholdofRosenbergwasthathe becamemoreviolentnowwithLittleSaintGeorge.Hebeganchokinghimwith hispenisandgruntingobscenitiesoverthechild’sgagging,muffledscreams.

  Thejangleofchainscausedmetolookawayfromthisabhorrentabomination.

  FourRavenswalkedinwiththreemetalpolls,somesandbags,andapairofiron chains.Theysetthemupswiftlyinfrontofthealtar,sothatonebeamwasheld upcross‐waysbytheothertwo,whichhadbasesatthebottomandwereabout ninefeethigh.Thebasesweresupportedbythesandbags.Thechainswere hungfromthecross‐beam,eachwithashackleattheend.

  Consiviasteppedforwardfromthealtar,takingoffhercorkhat,andashoulder-lengthbraidofpowderygrayhairemerged,fallingdownthebackofherneck.A Raventhenbroughtherabowlofmeatandacupoftheblood‐wine,whichshe consumedquicklywithoutvisiblereaction.Sheclosedhereyesbrieflyand inhaledsharply.

  Whensheopenedhereyesagain,amomentlater,theywereglowingwitha piercingsilverylight.Herneweyesscannedthecrowdintimidatingly.Sheput herhandsintheair,withhershepherd’scrookheldhighinherlefthand,and calledoutforcefullywithacommandingvoice,quietingallwhowerepresentin aninstant.

  Silence!Bestill!Icommandyoutolisten!

  ForIamtheHenandtheEggintheChicken!

  Itisme!ThyLadyofPerpetualSprouting!

  SophiaSubactrix,denyinganddoubting

  Opiconsivia!MadonnaLactans!

  OmnipotentMete,withtheworldinmyhands!

  SpicaVirginisandMagnaMater

  Co‐murderessoftheCosmocrator!

  Thelinewheresheidentifiedherselfas“Opiconsivia”causedmetoseethe priestessinanewlight,foritfinallydawnedonmewhereIhadseentheLatin title Consiviabefore.Itwasfromnoneotherthanmypublishedtranslationof MysteriumBaphometisRevelatum,whereJosephvonHammer‐Purgstallwrote thathefounda“genuflectingidol,”onthebackofwhichwereengravedwords inArabiclettersthat,transliteratedandtranslated,spelledout: Sheisexalted,Mete,Consivia.Iandourracewereseven.

  Mytranslator,Inowrecalled,hadputinbracketsthat consivia meant�
�shewho plants.”ItoccurredtomethatitwasanappropriatenameforReverend Springhole,whosepersonawasclearlymeanttoinvoketheroleofthewifeof Chronos/Saturn“theSower.”Butitconfusedme.

  IfMetewasMetis,Imused ,asHammer‐Purgstallhadsuggested,that means shewasthewifeofZeus,notChronos.ThatwasRhea,theonetheRomans called‘Ops.’ButtheysaythatthemotherofZeusplottedagainstherhusbandto saveherson,justasGaiahaddonetosaveChronosfromOuranos.Metis schemed withZeustopoisonhisfather,beforeshemarriedhimandgoteatenby him.And somesaythatChronosactuallymarriedhismother—thatGaiaand Rheawerethe same.

  Achillwentthroughmeasalloftheseerrantpiecessnappedintoplacetoforma pictureinmymind.

  IwonderifMetisandRheacouldbethesametoo.Iwonderifit’sthesame goddessineverystory,alwaysplayingthesameroleswithherhusbandandher childrenineachgeneration.TheGreekscompoundedRheawithCybele,making CybelethemotherofZeus.ButCybelewasalsothemotherofAttis,andlook how shetreatedhim…

  IwasabruptlysnappedoutofthiscontemplationasReverendConsivia Springholestoppedhummingandbeganstompingherrightfoottoanangry beat,whichthedrummerboyaccompaniedinperfectsynch.

  IamthestoneoftheWisdomofMete

  Ibaptizemyownwiththebloodfrommyteat Ibringdownthestarsfromthe

  darknessofHeaven AndcutofftheheadsoftheOneandtheSeven TheNinearewithinmeaswellastheEight ForIamtheMotherofLoveandof Hate

  WithStercutusmyLordIshallconsummate Destroyallbutdeathandthen regenerateAsweepinggustofwindcameinfromthesoutheast,blowingthe robesaround.RosenbergpushedGeorgeawayfromhim—thankGod—andthe boyranofftoasaferspacenearthehedge.Thencameadramaticdrumrollfrom thedrummerboy,offintheshadowsbehindme.Iwasunpreparedforwhatcame next.

  TheRavensuntiedandpulledoffhergarments.Thisrevealedthepredictably boneybodyofanelderlyCaucasianwoman,withwrinkled,blanchedskin coveredinliverspots.Butthereweretwouniquefeatures.

  Foronething,thebreastslookedlikeacoupleofhalvedgrapefruitssagging downatthebottomofpreviously‐overstretchedskinsacks.Theywerenotreal, andtheyhadbeenimplanteddecadesago.

  Foranotherthing,thepubicregionwascompletelycoveredwithsomethinglike afree‐standingathleticsupportcup,butwithlessbulge.Thiswasremoved, revealingthattherewasnovagina,butratherawhiteplasticstomakeepinga smallholeopenaboutafinger’swidthandstickingoutaboutaquarterofan inch.

  Thistoowasremoved,sothatnowjusttheholewasshowing.

  ThatexplainshowRosenbergcouldbepartneredwithafemaleeventhough he hatesfemales,Irealized. Becausethisisnotanaturally‐bornfemale.

  TheRavenspickedupConsiviaandputtheshacklesonherlegs.Theysether danglingupside‐downfromthecrossbeam.Icouldseethatthebowlwas ancient,anditwascoveredingrotesquereliefsofsemi‐humanfigurescontorting inmasscongress.

  Asthesethingswerebeingassembled,Consivialookedonwiththemost obsceneharlequinesquegrinonherface,andhereyescontinuedtoshine praeternaturallyassheseethedwithenjoyment.Thiscouldbeheardquiteclearly

  whenthemusicabruptlystopped.Allwassilentbutherbreathing,andthewind, nowgentlebutsteady.

  Rosenbergstraightenedup,puthishatbackon,dippedhishandinacanof Lyle’sGoldenSyrupthatwasofferedtohimbyaRaven,andslavereditonhis whetted,palpitatingmember.Thenheusedthefirstthreefingersonhislefthand toscoopupanotherdollopoflube,whichheheldinthe ManoPanteagestureof blessingtowardsthepriestess,likeasacredoffering.

  AnotherRavenbroughtthethree‐stephorsemountoverandplaceditbehindher.

  Rosenbergascendedwithahop,puttinghispelvisupwithinreachofConsivia’s backside.Hewrappedeachofhisarmsaroundoneofherlegs,andtwoRavens raisedherupsothathertorso,neckandheadwerenowhorizontal.

  AsRosenberginsertedhissyrup‐ladenfingerintoherurethrahole,sheinhaled sharply,thenexhaledwithalilting,blissfulsigh.Thenheheldthefirstthree fingersonhisrightsideouttohisleft,andaRaventookthecue,givinghim moreLyle’ssyrup.RosenbergusedittolubricateConsivia’sancientanus, stretchedoutandgrotesquelyprotrudingduetodecadesofabuse.Thiscaused hertosighagain.ThesesighsweretheonlyhintofConsivia’ssexualitythatwe hadsofarseen.Throughouttheorgiesuntilthatpoint,shehadbeentheonly chasteparticipant.

  Butnow,possessedbywhatappearedtobethetrueconsortofSaturn,shegave herselftothehostofthatspiritwithgusto.Rosenberg’sentranceintoher rearcausedthemostpeculiarululationtocomefromConsivia’sthroat.Asthey copulated,hecontinuedtostretchoutherurethrahole,untilhewasabletoinsert twofingers,thrustingtheminandoutvigorously,toherintenseenjoyment.In-betweenmoans,theybothchantedlinesfromWilliamBlake’s Jerusalem, clippedandassembledoutofcontext:

  TheStarsintheircoursesfought,theSun,Moon,Heaven,Earth Contendingfor AlbionandforJerusalemhisEmanation Abrooderofanevilday,andasun risinginblood Asunofblood‐redwrathsurroundingHeavenonallsides around, Glorious,incomprehensiblebyMortalMan,&eachchariotwasSexual Twofold

  Thesoundofthembothdroningtheselinesinabsoluteperfectunisonwhile joinedinfleshsobizarrely,lookingandsoundinglikeasinglemonstrousbeing,

  wasquitechilling.ThensuddenlyRosenbergrammedhisrodfurtherin,with moreviolence,growlinglikeaferociousbear.

  “Ah!Oh! Paternoster!Paternoster! Oh!Ah!”Consiviascreamed.

  Justliketheothersbeforehim,andasIsuspectedhewould,Rosenbergpulled outfromherbeforeejaculation,andshovedhimselfintothebackofhisadopted daughter,whobarelyreactedtotheentrancethistime.Shewasstillbreathing though,Inoted.Ialsosawthat,aboveus,theMoonhadbeenhalf-eclipsedby darkness.Asthesemenpouredin,andhispelvisquaked,heutteredamoaning, gaspingmantrainLatin,withhiseyesclosed,andhishandsclenchingtheback ofthebrazenhorse.

  DixiteiSpiritusSanctussupervenietinte DixiteiSpiritusSanctussupervenietin te Concipereinanoest

  Concipereinanoest

  Concipereinanoest

  Consivianowjoinedinaswell,nowhangingstraightupside‐downfromthe chainsagain.Asshechantedwithherpupilsrolledupintohereyelids,Lyle’s GoldenSyrupdribbledfromherbuttocksdownontotheground.

  DixiteiSpiritusSanctussupervenietinte DixiteiSpiritusSanctussupervenietin te Concipereinanoest

  Concipereinanoest

  ThefirsttwolinesInow,withsubsequentresearch,knowtomean“Thespiritof Godshallcomeuponyou,”aquotefromthearchangelGabrieltotheVirgin Maryfoundin Luke 1:35.ThishadbeenjoinedwithaLatinphrasemeaning

  “conceiveintheanus.”

  IglancedupbrieflyattheMoonandnotedthatitwasfullagain,unobstructed fromview,andthatthelargerredspotinthecenterwasactivelygrowingbigger beforemyeyes.JustasthelastdropofConsivia’ssemenwassquirtedfromthe turkeybaster,aNymphustootedsixannunciatorynotesonhistrumpet,andthe cloppingofhorsehoovescouldbeheard.IlookedandsawtheLordHigh

  Admiralleadinginoneofthehorsesthroughtheentrancetothehedge.

  ThenIlookedbackatPhilippine.ARavenwasdaubingherwithyetanother stickysubstanceontoherbackendatbothopenings.

  ForamomentIthoughtitmightbethe“flyingointment”thatIhadordered, promptedbymyunseeninformant,whichwassupposedtobemadefrom Wetzel’sfat.ButthenIsawthestallionrearupandbreakawayfromhismaster.

  TheLordHighAdmiralletgoofthereigns,thenstartedclappinghishandswith excitementashewatchedwhathappenednext.

  Horsehormones,Ithoughttomyself. OhGod. />
  Ilookedaway.Philippineshriekedrepeatedly,forafewseconds.Thenshedidn’t makeanymoresounds.Ilookeddownatmysideandmyeyesmet Chesterfield’s.HelookedtenyearsolderthanhehadwhenImethim,andin thoseeyesIsawthatapartofhissoulhaddiedthatnight.Thenhiseyesdropped down,hismouthparted,andasingletearrolleddownhischeek.Heputhis deformedhandontopofmineandsqueezedit.

  Thathorsewasledaway,andthreemorewerebroughtforthinsuccession,each withatrumpetblast.Ikeptmyeyesintheotherdirection.Ionlysawthehorses arrivinganddeparting.Whenthelasthorseleftthehedge,theNymphusblewhis trumpetoncemore,andthenweheardthebellsofSt.Paul’sCathedralchiming twelvetimes.Asthechimesrangout,Consiviasoftlysangasongmadefroma setoflinesIrecognizedfromFulcanelli’salchemicaltreatise TheMystery ofthe Cathedrals.

  AtmidnightaVirginmother

  Bringsforththis shiningstar

  Atthismiraculousmoment

  WecallGodourbrother

  Ilookedupatthesky.Thecloudsaroundusweredissipatingrapidly.Nowit couldbeseenthattherewasonlyonesmalllightstillhoveringnexttotheMoon, whichhadgonemostlydark,andwasnolongerwhiteatall.Therewerenow threeredspotsinthecenter,onebiggerthantheothers,andtheyactuallyseemed

  tobeglowing.Itwasasifthislight—notareflectionoflightfromtheSun—was spreadingfaintlyfromtheretotheouteredgesofthelunardisc.Therestofthe Moonwascastinagradientfadingfromoldmauvetobrownish‐red,andthento black.

  Iknowtheycallalunareclipsea‘bloodmoon’becauseitturnstheMoon red, I thought. Butthereisn’tsupposedtobeaneclipsetonight,it’sjustthenight beforethefullmoon.Andtherearen’tsupposedtoberedlightsglowingfrom insideofit.

  Ialsonoticedanotherthing:theappearanceofthecratersonitsfaceseemedto beupside‐downfromthewayIrememberedthembeing.

 

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