Follow the black feathered Wolf and you’ll find the silver feathered Crow.
Little is
known of these creatures of the night. We know only of the feathers that color their
trail.
It is said that once you
find the Crow, you will be asked one question.
And should
the answer be unworthy, the Wolf will devour you.
This
question is different for everyone.
It is not a
riddle. It is what it is. A mere question.
However
this question, tailor made for the one seeking the truth, will be hard to face
and harder to accept.
You cannot
lie to the Crow. For lying will lead to your demise.
You cannot
withold the answer. For the Wolf knows when you do.
If you are
foolish enough to follow the Wolf, know that you have chased death itself.
There is
but only one way to survive.
And that is to be brutally honest, to yourself, to your mirror and to the beasts staring at your soul.
And that is to be brutally honest, to yourself, to your mirror and to the beasts staring at your soul.
Only then
you will know why the Wolf leads you to the Crow.
Then, you
will be told a great tale of a long journey through hell.
Or perhaps
not.
For the
Wolf does not care to share. And the Crow does not have patience for the wilful
ignorance.
At the
banquet of the beast, there can only be truth.
The Witness
will speak truth, and the Beasts will hear only the honesty in each word
selected.
There is no
fixed mystery hidden in this banquet. Each session holds a different meaning.
There was
never an invitation.
The Crow only ever invited the Wolf to it’s table.
The Crow only ever invited the Wolf to it’s table.
And so you
must know, foolish child, that you came uninvited.
To get here
you followed what was not meant for human eyes.
So pay the
price with your truth.
Or become
dinner.
Banquet por Cassé, Paula Andrea se distribuye bajo una Licencia Creative Commons Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivar 4.0 Internacional.
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