
She was born mute, never spoke a word, but they said she could hear thoughts and feel sins. Her prayers grew darker, her eyes colder. One by one the other sisters vanished. When a priest finally entered her cell, he found it empty except for claw marks on the stone walls and a black veil soaked in blood. They say if you walk through the ruins at dusk, you’ll see her, a figure in a tattered habit, face half hidden, eyes wide and unblinking. She never speaks. She only watches, and when she prays for you, you don’t wake up.
2 responses to “Sister Mercy”
Fantastic work, young man! You have improved with every drawing, but this is exponential. Next step, a book commission. Fingers remain crossed!
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This one seriously gave me the willies – good job!
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