Torn By War: 4 (The Death Wizard Chronicles)
“The monster was disgusting to behold, but that was not the only reason for her terror. The High Nun discerned something in the Chain Man’s expression that frightened her in ways she could not rationalize. It was as if she could see Yama-Deva screaming for help from behind Mala’s eyes, a wildfire of madness pinning his sanity into a corner of his own mind. The encounter continued to haunt her long after its occurrence.
Now Tathagata understood why. Like Yama-Deva, insanity had also overpowered h...er, and though a small part of her still remembered whom she was, a force far greater had taken control of her mind and body. When she had eaten human flesh, her rational mind had been forced to taste it. As she moved northward through Barranca, full of wicked hunger and murderous intent, her rational mind was dragged unwillingly along like a victim of kidnapping. The undines squirmed within her flesh by the tens of thousands, each of the demonic creatures containing a tiny brain psychically interlinked like the druids of Dhutanga.MoreLess
Now Tathagata understood why. Like Yama-Deva, insanity had also overpowered h...er, and though a small part of her still remembered whom she was, a force far greater had taken control of her mind and body. When she had eaten human flesh, her rational mind had been forced to taste it. As she moved northward through Barranca, full of wicked hunger and murderous intent, her rational mind was dragged unwillingly along like a victim of kidnapping. The undines squirmed within her flesh by the tens of thousands, each of the demonic creatures containing a tiny brain psychically interlinked like the druids of Dhutanga.MoreLess
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