To Heir is Human II- Playground 9, That time again.... Options

[Lord Revan]

The previous one.

Let's continue the show (even though there are fewer of us now than when we started....)

[Priest of Sithis]

Patholos, what once was Patholos

Extreme nausea passed over him again, and he retched a dry stomach onto the dirt. His eyes were coals from Red Mountain, and he tossed and turned in his little alcove he found in the side of the mountain. All of the sudden, every one of the people he had murdered, every evil he committed was shown in an instant. Patholos wished to cry out, but he knew he would be slain if he did so.

After a fitful bout of unconsciousness, Patholos awoke to the Avatar of Sithis. The Avatar spoke in a voice like thunder, "Come, lets take a walk." Patholos replied." Is this a dream, am I awake?" Patholos almost gasped as the Dumner skin he once had coated his body. He looked into a rockpool and saw that his eyes were back to their original color. "What has happened?"

The Avatar took Patholos down the hill, and Patholos saw all the members of the camp as if they were in a dream. The Avatar said, "Look at these mortals, My Child, look at how they waste away." Patholos saw all the members of the camp start to age rapidly, then turn to ash. The only people who did not die were Ian and the female vampire, but they looked hollow and dry. Then the Avatar spoke again, "There is one who will bring Glory to me, and Glory to my name, you must make a choice. Do you know of whom I speak?" Patholos replied, "I have heard of this servant, the Silhouette, must I follow him?"

The Avatar laughed and then spoke, "You will retain this current state, and will be blessed as my right hand if you follow this Servant. Or, you can die on this Mundus and your ashes will be forever forgotten, and your ailments will pain you until your release. Make a choice, My Child."

Patholos awoke, already he had made his choice.

"So be it..." A voice on the wind said, and Patholos strode out of the alcove, eyes as white as a virgin snow.