Behemoth: A Woods Sting

A quartet of forest-explorers in the Pine Barrens may find the lyric of 'examination' (of darkness) with encounter of a dark message-speaker of decapitation's wind.

A darkness/forest tale of creatures of leviathan, drawn from varied media/animation and horror-comics (of pulp appeal!). 

DISCLAIMER: This work of creative fiction contains images/references with no commercial/explicit ties to any representative person(s)/body (e.g., Pine Barrens) and is cast as purely a 'personal' expression for social arts (for 'open' interpretation/translations). 

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AMLAN: We'll dart to the Earth-forest of Homeland-Jersey in quest of darkness.

MARCUS: We're the official quartet for mysticism-inquiry and haunting imaging.

EZZY: After our study of angels of darkness, we might draw special smoke!

DANICA: I read of an abominable presence in the Pine Barrens; decapitator.

AMLAN: If this specter is a lone-messenger, we'll make for a query wall (IQ).

The quartet of inquirers set their wheels turning to head to the haunted Pine Barrens, where varied stories surfaced about strangers presences of mystery and darkness. However, Amlan and Marcus and Ezzy and Danica quested for an encounter with a special and specific angel-specter of Hell whom Danica read about, a Behemoth of dragon-insect shape, with a special Earthling exile message of bloody decapitations. They hoped to create a social media 'examination' journal of citizenry/transit securities for the mod-planet 'fashion' of wrought cleats for courage...or revelation.

Encounter with the Behemoth was achieved, and the sight was a non-miracle for the heroic quartet of inquirers in those haunted Pine Barrens (damn). The Behemoth conceded they'd been shrewd to guess of his lone-specter message of pronouncements in the graphic Realism of decapitation as a special language for the hatred of intelligence, consciousness, sensitivity, and insanity (wow). The Behemoth knew the quartet was quite-sharp and wanted to challenge their collective-brains for an adjective of Earthling distances...and hopefully sportsmanship for arts/retelling (Facebook-like?).

BEHEMOTH: I envision a shoppers' complex of mannequin headless (Ego!).

QUARTET: We might offer you a special forest-alias for Hell ('Sinestro').

BEHEMOTH: I know of the title/avatar...comic-art (no?).

QUARTET: We make wage of this 'examination' as a pagan-imagination.

BEHEMOTH: Won't you call me Sinestro, heroes?

QUARTET: That's a super vision (or deal!), Sinestro (ok).

BEHEMOTH: You're versed in the image/shapes of decapitation, heroes?

QUARTET: We've read of things (Mahabharata, Caligula, Mortal Kombat).

BEHEMOTH: Populations-controls arts for the uncertainty (headless-IQ).

QUARTET: We've found some incompleteness-lines of your forest-range(s).

BEHEMOTH: Keep secret...and you may adapt this evil for your art (farewell).

QUARTET: We'll explore the sinews of this headless-mannequin (capitalism?).

BEHEMOTH: Stay-fortunate (Selfie-like!).

When the quartet of would-be heroes returned to seek sane civilization quarters, they decided to continue their adaptation exercise decision, to cast 'Sinestro' (the Pine-Barrens Behemoth) as an adversarial message-deliverer of the mysteries of mortality and the superstition-image of head-loss for bad-sportsmanship and complete erasure for incomplete hospitality shock! Amlan made an Irish curry-stew for the valiant co-writers, thinking their image/rouge of 'Sinestro' would make for a fine tune in the annals of darkness and all its (simplified?) books.

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)

Reviews

[Abishai100]

I got the inspiration from a mix of stuff like the Brothers Grimm and John Gardner's "Grendel" but also decided to put in some Cliver Barker (Hellraiser) like sensibilities for a mod-feel. Thanx for the interest/feedback (happy reading),

A

[PhillipMcDon]

Abishai100 story your story is really quite good and I find it very interesting. Do you know any other similar stories, I often read this type of story tiny fishing and I find it quite interesting