The Horror in the Darkness

Sadistic Minds Think Alike

"Horrors, I believe, should be original--the use of common myths and legends being a weakening influence."
{H.P. Lovecraft}

O'Death
I stood at the top-edge of the ramp from the transport shuttle that ushered me to this meeting, my robes as black as my soul wrapped around me and my familiar Archimedes, Archie for short, perched complimentarily on my left shoulder, as he shivered off the snowflakes that floated down, attempting to find rescue in his feathers whilst I stared at the massive military base. I didn't fancy the grand illusions of architectural edifices like my former Master or those that I would loosely coin as peers, but I did appreciate a facility that could conjure up such marvelous nightmares. I, too, held my own personal sanctuary back on Dathomir that broke all the traditional laws of morality.
Today should prove to be entertaining. Rarely do I have the pleasure to meet an individual who possess a twisted mind such as the one that dances to macabre tunes that echo through mine, nearly making me feel almost passionate to befriend this other horrible creature. But befriend is such a harsh word, a word that hurts me to speak openly. But nothing ventured, nothing gained. I threw my hood over my black dreadlocked hair, listening to the bones weaved in said hair clinking together as I strolled down the ramp. The cold held no suffrage for me, for I am already dead, a living entity from beyond the veil of the living but I still hated the frozen water none-the-less; and Archie's tolerable squawking mimicked my feelings toward the falling snow.
Drawing closer to the entrance, I already felt the uneasiness, fear mostly, radiating off the set of guards ordered by their mistress to greet me and bring me to her. And they were right to hold me in fear, for I am the perfection of Death incarnate; that is why I am called Lady Death, a role I play well. Tall and bred for transmitting my fiendish appearance into nightmarish horrors, it was easy to deduce I was a ghastly phantom trouncing through the snow-covered ground. Very few words were muttered between myself and the welcoming guards, which I found orgasmic, for I do detest needlessly conversing. And as ordered, they led me to a part of the facility where I was told my host would be arriving soon. In the meantime, I began feeding Archie scraps of rancid bits of flesh.
I began to find it hard to contain my curiosity. I am a curious monster by flaw, but sometimes my curiosity leads me to interesting situations.
