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MONSTER	By : Radius Category: +A through F > Devil May Cry Views: 10988 -:- Recommendations : 1 -:- Currently Reading : 0
Disclaimer: I do not own the Devil May Cry game series, nor any of the characters from it. I do not make any money from the writing of this story.

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Author’s Note: I apologize so much, guys, for not updating this. In my deviantart page, I mention why. It’s frustrating. Right now I’m using the library’s WiFi connection. Unfortunately, the signal is extremely weak and not very dependable. >.> Tonight seems to be okay since it’s a Sunday and it’s closed, so not many ppl are using the network. (sighs in relief)

Once again, thanks to all who are tuning in and to those who have commented on my dev page. ^_^ I apologize for not upholding my promise due to lack of internet connection (or rather, connection that doesn’t block websites like this). Anyway, this chapter was originally a part of the next one but I decided to make it into its own chapter for better reading. Not everyone wants to read twenty pages online, right? LOL. Depending on internet connection and how comfortable I am with it, I’ll post the next chapter tomorrow, just to make up for the fact that I haven’t updated this in a long time. Still, I can’t make any promises. Not only is there a very weak signal during Mondays, but the next chap is really challenging. It’s got scenes that may be too graphic for even me. O_o It’s been close to a month already, and I’m still unsure of how far I should go.

<< | Do You Believe in the Paranormal? | >>

SURVEY:

- Do you believe in the paranormal, as in, the supernatural and the unexplained?

Oh, yes, most definitely. I’m very open-minded about most things. I say ‘most’, because there’s some stuff I haven’t seen yet and some I think is complete bullshit. There’s reality and there’s, what I like to call, ‘fairy tales’. Fairy tales are the type of stories designed to make boys behave themselves. Otherwise, they get a spanking or no dessert. Whatever. But yes, I believe in the paranormal, supernatural, or whatever you want to call it. I have a deep connection to the supernatural, in fact, as do many residents in this city. Though, I doubt those people will want to talk about it as much as I do.

EDIT: Sorry, for the long-ass answer. L Short answer: yes.

- Please list some examples of what you believe to be true or possibly true, if any.

I believe in psychics. In fact, a psychic woman back in Rome told me I’d find my soul mate if I decided to go overseas. I totally believe her now. ^_^ I’m not sure about the other stuff she said though.

Um, where was I again? Oh, yeah. I believe in spontaneous self-combustion. Holy shit, like three years ago I saw a kid in Germany set a group of law enforcers on fire when they tried to apprehend him. It was really twisted. Some other examples I believe to be true are UFOs, vampires, witches, and werewolves.

Ah, yes, werewolves. I actually specialize in them. I recommend you pick up the book called ‘Moon Dancers’ by John and Taylor Langford. It’s a hard book to find due to its limited distribution. However, it’s a great read and contains accurate information in regards to werewolves. Written in the sixteenth century by two English brothers, they interviewed the leader of a clan of werewolves stationed in Rome. His name was Vincentius de’ Tolentino.

- Please list some examples of what you don’t believe and why.

I’m not sure about voodoo dolls because they’re just dolls that look funny. I mean, what if I made a voodoo doll out of my dildo? I don’t know. It all sounds funny.

I don’t believe there’s a God or a Devil, or two powerful entities at odds with each other. While there are certainly supernatural creatures running around in this planet, I haven’t seen one mighty being pop out of nowhere and say he runs the entire show. Angels… demons… Whatever. If there really is a hell, then we’re already living in it. I know I am. Wow, that sounds depressing. Still, that’s how I feel about it. Um, I hope I’m not offending anyone with my answers. L We’re supposed to be honest, right?

Another thing I don’t believe in is the Spirit of Helene. One of the things you’ll read in ‘Moon Dancers’ is the religion of the werewolves. She is the Mother of them all and the supposed reason why all werewolves undergo a drastic change during a Full Moon. I guess don’t believe in her for the same reason I don’t believe in a God or Devil. This is my life, after all. I control my fate, not them. And I shouldn’t have to pay for anyone’s sins or punishment. I shouldn’t be cursed. I can’t see the point of sparking life into a creature, only to put him through pain and misery. All the while, expect him to live a good and decent life. It sounds cruel.

- What are some folk tales/ stories of the paranormal you’re familiar with?

I’ve heard stories about vampires dying from the sun, garlic, and stakes. They live off blood and are either really ugly or really beautiful. They’re also immortals capable of creating more vampires through a biting them. You know, it’s the basic stuff you hear in the movies.

I’m also familiar with witches who possess enough power to control all of Earth’s elements. Some stories say they fly in broomsticks and others state they’re more down-to-Earth. Like witches, they’re either really ugly or really beautiful. Go figure. I watched ‘Witchcraft,’ by the way. It’s a pretty awesome movie. Wow, that Neve Campbell is such a hottie.

Moving on, I’ve heard about the ghosts of children pushing cars out of the tracks in Texas. Supposedly, they died from a horrible bus accident and, nowadays, push any cars out of the tracks to prevent the same fate from happening to anyone else. Kind of sweet of them.

Ha, I’ve heard about a Devil dancing in a dance club too. How funny is that? Of course, I’ve heard several variations of this story. One says it’s in a Mexican nightclub, another at an American bar. According to the folktale, no one realized he was the Devil until they looked down at his funny feet.

I’ve heard about the crash landing in Area 51, where the government recovered the ships and bodies of alien life forms. And then the government denied it was a UFO, stating it was a balloon they were testing out. What a coincidence, huh?

As I stated before, I know a lot of stories about werewolves, like how they transform on a full moon and die from a single silver bullet. Hmmm, I suppose I can mention more on Helene. It’s a pretty long story, so bear with me. Skip through it if you want. Frankly, I see it as complete bullshit but it does make for a good bedtime read. ^_^

Well, like said, Helene is the Mother of all werewolves. She was supposedly created by Lucifer. I know, weird. We don’t normally associate a werewolf with a Devil, but hear this story out. So, anyway, Helene was his favorite hound of hell. She was the original prototype for his other creations, like Cerberus and the Jackal. To put it plainly, Helene was designed to track down entities and demons that escaped the Underworld, acting as a hunter (hence, her keen sense of smell, sight, hearing, and whatnot). She could transform into a woman or man in order to blend in with the human world, which made life a lot easier when it came to tracking down her marks (people kind of frown at eight-feet tall, hairy beasts, you know). Oh, and by the way, all werewolves are unisex. They may be born a male or female, but they can transform into the opposite too. Though, most werewolves tend to stick to the gender they were born into. Some say it’s one of Helene’s abilities passed down to her children, others say it’s an evolutionary trait created for the survival of the species since werewolves are only created by mating with other werewolves.

Where was I? Oh, yeah. Helene and her bag of goodies. Canines were created for her, acting as her eyes and ears on Earth. If a canine across the world picked up the scent of a renegade demon or spirit, she was automatically alerted. Her greatest strength, however, was her ability to absorb the spirit. Frankly, I never understood how she was able to obtain the spirit and the book, ‘Moon Dancers,’ sort of overlooks it, so I can’t go into details here. But I do know her body acted as a vessel to carry the spirit back to Hell. After all, once her mark was ‘physically’ killed, the spirit could escape and possess another ‘host’. So yeah, Lucifer equipped her with some state-of-the-art abilities and shit. My father says these abilities are instilled in all werewolves. Unfortunately, time and lack of honing into them have made these powers dormant.

Wow, this really is long. Imagine hearing this ten times a day. Annoying, right? But, I’m just going to lay it all down and continue. You can ignore the rest if you want, though. Go grab a beer, take a crap, and come back if you’re really determined to understand this story.

All right, continuing on. Well, Helene was the best tracker in Lucifer’s neck of the woods. She was like Mad Max, or something. Demons and spirits alike feared her because she was, basically, designed to tame them. Lucifer was concerned himself since, if she ever turned on him, it’d be his ass on the line. He simply gave her too much power and strength. Even the canines created on Earth were loyal to only her. Lucifer’s worse fear was that she’d develop a self-conscious.

As you may have already guessed it, his worse fear became a reality. Helene fell in love with one of her marks, one who was a demon that possessed a human man on Earth. They must’ve had a lot in common because they eventually got down and dirty and created the first generation of werewolves.

I know I mentioned werewolves are only created by other werewolves. Well, that’s only partially true. While human females certainly can’t mate with werewolves (they can’t survive the pregnancy term since their offspring usually eat them inside-out), human males can impregnate a female werewolf. Of course, the odds are greatly against them and most werewolves, especially in heat, tend to attack their mates. Let’s just say werewolves take ‘rough sex’ to a whole new level. Anyway, it’s just simpler for werewolves to be with other werewolves. The only exception is the Father of the werewolves, this being the human male that was possessed by the demon spirit Helene was sent to obtain.

Wow, admit it, this tale is crazy. Now you know why most werewolf movies rarely go into the origins of their species. It’s just really… out there.

Okay, so, Lucifer wasn’t too pleased when Helene refused to carry out her assigned duty or return back to Hell. Some say Lucifer was in love with his creation and got extremely jealous but I don’t know about that. Regardless, he sent in an elite group of demons to deal with her. Get ready to read some more crazy shit because this next part is just plain bizarre.

According to my father, the Underworld possessed special ‘demons’ that acted as gatekeepers, keeping everything in order. They were created way before Helene was born and took a form similar to, get this, cats. I warned you: bizarre. Still, it’s not that far out the more you think about it. I mean, we’ve all heard the stories that relate cats to the supernatural, right? Many Egypt tales claim them to be the guardians of the Underworld. You even see them as anamorphic characters on hieroglyphics. Have you seen ‘The Mummy’ with Brendan Frasier? That goes into it a little. Man, that’s an awesome movie.

Ugh, there I go again, going off on another subject. Sorry about that. Anyway, like Helene, these ‘cat-like’ beings could absorb spirits. This power was the only way they kept order in the Underworld. In addition, much like their canine counterparts, the cats on Earth assisted the gatekeepers by alerting them of escaped prisoners. The gatekeepers then passed the message along to Lucifer. I’m assuming Lucifer had some trouble resolving the issue of escaped prisoners because Helene had to be created to deal with them. Furthermore, these feline gatekeepers were only responsible for taking care of the Underworld, not Earth. But, call it an act of desperation or being just royally pissed off, Lucifer sent in his best gatekeepers from the Underworld to Earth. While killing her lover wasn’t much of a problem, killing Helene was. Because her body had an extraordinary healing ability, they couldn’t kill her through ordinary means. They, did, however, devise a clever plan and found a weakness.

Silver, my father once told me, holds special properties that are only evident on Earth than on any realm. Meaning, it acts differently here than on Hell. In this case, silver acts as an energy rod to spirits here on Earth. As you may or may not know, spirits tend drain energy in whatever area they inhabit. Hence, you get cold spots. The more the energy they can absorb, the better for them. Silver is like cocaine to them since it provides a ton of energy for them to feed on. They’re practically addicted to it.

The Gatekeepers used this knowledge and impaled Helene with a silver sword. Many spirits (human Earthly spirits, mind you) swarmed to her like locusts. Even though Helene could absorb these spirits into her body, she couldn’t possess too many at one time. Similar to a system overload crash, the spirits overwhelmed and drained her of her aura, leaving her completely vulnerable. With Helene’s strength and healing abilities rendered useless, the Gatekeepers skinned her alive, quickly feasting on her remains before she had a chance to regenerate. They planned to absorb her soul to take back to Hell, but none of them anticipated Helene’s strong will. Her angry spirit created enough energy to demolish anything within range. The Gatekeepers self-combusted and the energies of the human spirits completely evaporated. By the time Lucifer sent in another ‘team’, her soul had wandered away, lost to its master forever.

Helene died during a full moon. As for her children, neither Lucifer nor the Gatekeepers were aware she conceived them. They were hidden and protected by a pack of wolves since their birth. After Helene’s death, the wolves took to the mountains in Rome and raised them there. Canines throughout the world, both large and small, aided Helene’s babies as well. They made sure the prying eyes of cats knew nothing of their existence. And so, Helene’s first children prospered and created children of their own. An entire werewolf clan was created afterward. To this day, Earthly canines protect and conceal any child of Helene. Even when Lord Vicentius da Tolentino, the most prominent and powerful leader of the werewolf clan, was born, Lucifer was still unaware of their existence.

So what happened to Helene’s spirit? My father said her spirit still roams the Earth, lost and very pissed. During a full moon, the night of her death, her anger grows strong. Werewolves call a full moon, the Possession. They call it that because Helene’s furious spirit possesses any werewolf that shares her blood. Have you ever seen ‘The Grudge’? You remember the pissed off, freaky ghost lady who goes on psycho mode and kills anyone that entered her house? Yeah, Helene holds a similar grudge, except worse. Supposedly, every once in awhile, Helene’s rage grows strong enough to reflect two red rings around a full moon. Her spirit becomes more apparent during such events.

The Possession serves as Helene’s wrath against Lucifer and those involved in her lover’s death. During a Possession, a werewolf loses all sense of control and is totally enraptured by Helene’s hate. My father used to tell me it was a great honor for any werewolf to receive her spirit. It was an act of grievance.

I say, fuck her.

- Do you believe any of them are accurate?

Many of the stories I’ve heard are distorted truths. For instance, while vampires are vulnerable to the sun, neither garlic nor stakes can kill them. If anything, garlic only irritates their sensitive noses while stakes are difficult to extract due to the splinters. There are actually two types of vampires: those who physically drain a person of their blood and those who psychically drain a person of their auras.

Believe it or not, I’ve met many vampires and none of them are amused by most modern-day folk tales. Then again, they’re a pretty stale lot. Some of them are over a thousand years old. Talk about having a dead sense of humor. Get it? Dead? Ha, I’m so high right now.

As for witches, from my personal experience, they prefer to be called Wicca. They’re very driven by balance and nature, despite what the movies show. Because they live by the ‘what-goes-around-comes-around’ golden rule, most don’t use the forces of Nature in a negative way. Sure, you get a sour apple here and there, but that’s about it. They’re a pretty self-disciplined group, very Yoda-like.

The railroad track story concerning the ghost children sounds pretty fishy. I tried it once and had to put the car on neutral for it to work. >_> I’ll be honest, I didn’t expect much from the very beginning. I only tried it out because I was in San Antonio at the time, for Fiesta week. I figured I’d give it a shot. Either the kids never existed or they got fed up pushing cars from tracks everyday.

As for the other story I mentioned, I don’t believe in the Devil. Therefore, I can’t imagine him dancing in a club somewhere. Wow, how funny would it be to go clubbing with a Devil? But seriously, why do people keep insisting Devils and demons alike exist? They say there are lots of them in this city but I haven’t seen any little red guys with pitch forks, horns, and tails yet. Long story short, I think the Devil dancing in a club is complete bullshit. The day I meet a Devil, is the day I fuck one and stop wearing women’s lingerie. They don’t exist. Period.

I pretty much went over the werewolf side of things. Sure, some of the things my father told me were interesting, but it’s not enough to make me believe Helene was real. And I sure as hell don’t think werewolves originally came from Lucifer. I already stated I don’t believe in the Devil.

One last thing I forgot to mention (as if you need any ‘more’ information on this subject, ha), werewolves can undergo a transformation any time they want. It’s only during a full moon phase that they lose control. Because I don’t believe in all that Possession crap, I assume it’s related to hormones. I definitely know hormones play a factor during the summer time. What’s worse than having a werewolf gorge your eyes out during a full moon? A werewolf in heat, that’s what. Summer times are pretty dangerous when there’s a werewolf on the prowl. Be careful.

As for the crash landing in Area 51, yeah, I think that’s true. Or, at least, I hope so. Green little men rock. ^_^ I wonder how long their dicks are, though…

- How confident are you of the government’s disclosure on controversial topics like Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs)? Very? So-so? Little?

Extremely little. You’d be surprised by how much the government knows. They’ve created special investigation units designed to track down anomalies and study them in underground facilities. People call them, surprise, Trackers. These Trackers have headquarters everywhere around the world, one of them in Rome. How do I know? Sorry, that’s on a need-to-know basis. :-P

- Have you personally encountered a paranormal event or situation?

Yes. Go out on the street. I guarantee half the people you see aren’t what you think they are. Others are everywhere. Some could give a shit about anything. The rest… well, don’t mess with them.

- If yes, where? When? Can you specify the time of the event?

Wherever I go, like I said. All the time. As for my own ‘personal’ paranormal event, it depends on what night and season.

- If yes, how has it affected you?

My situation affects every aspect in my life. It’s a constant battle. I can never really incorporate myself into the normal world because of it. Yeah, I know this part is going to sound depressing, but I feel very isolated. I don’t think anyone can understand my situation, especially the one I was in before I came to this town. I hate my past and sometimes, I hate myself. There are times when I think… I should end my own misery. The drugs can only do so much.

- On a scale between 1 through 10, how important is this topic to you?

10. Obviously.

Thank you for taking the time to answer these questions. Best Regards – Paranormal Five

I hope this helps, Damsel.
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