ILLYRIAN
Druish Pervonian Wizard
THE DEMONS EYE part 1
That morning Janet had moved to her brother’s house, she parked her small commercial van outside Brian’s home, the home he had been left in the parents will after they had died in a railway accident. Brian picked two suitcases from the back of the van to carry them into the home which was as he explained to his sister, theirs. He took the two suitcases into the hall putting them next to the other six suitcases in the hallway.
Janet was just about to going out of the house to get a few boxes. “I like that you haven’t changed the décor much, I know it is our place but it still feels like it is our parents home,” said Janet. Brian smiled at Janet, “I’m glad you are moving in Janet, keeping the place tidy has been a problem as I’m more of a garden person.” He said looking out of the kitchen window. “Tell you what Janet how about I make us a cup of tea each?” he asked.
Janet agreed then left to go to the van, Brian filled then put on the kettle then prepared a couple of cups for them. He deliberately picked the cup with the flowery design. “That’ll keep Janet happy.” He heard the sound of metal being torn apart then heard the sound of his sisters scream, loudly at first, then quieter. Brian ran from the house, he saw his sister lying prone, on the road.
Two other people he didn’t recognize ran to kneel at her side, as Brian later discovered they had been passing whilst on their way into town. Brian looked to them then went to them he asked if they had seen what happened. The driver of the other car ran to Janet but did nothing. “It is obvious isn’t it, I was driving along the road when that woman in the van tried to pull out on me.”
Brian looked to his sisters van. He whispered to himself that the van hadn’t moved. Brian went back to where his sister lay motionless on the road. The man who was comforting her looked up at Brian. “I have rung for the police and an Ambulance.” The girl the other side of Janet who was gently holding her hand looked up to Brian. “I am Ann, one of David’s cousins I am from America.
"I have been trying to help your sister. I didn’t want her to feel that she was alone.” Brian looked towards the town. “Excuse me but the driver of the other car it looked like he entered that house,” said Erica. Brian turned to see the man go into his house, Brian followed him to be stood at the front door. He watched the man move about and inspected what was in each bowl and even some of his parents ornaments.
As he watched the man Brian heard some footsteps behind him, he turned to see a policeman. There were two other policemen by Janet. “What do you think you are doing?” asked the Policeman. “That van out there is my sisters, she is on the road being helped by two passersby, David and Erica. Brian took out his wallet to show the Policeman he lived at the house. “That man in there is the driver of the other car. I didn’t give him permission to be in my house,” said Brian.
The Policeman began to nod his head. “So he is stealing your property?” “He is,” said Brian. They watch the man put some keys into one of his pockets. “He will regret doing that, they look like they are my sisters van keys.” The Policeman grins to Brian. “He’ll have problems explaining why he has possession of the van’s keys.”
The driver of the other car turned and saw Brian in the doorway of a house. He asked Brian if he liked looking.
“Considering it is my house and you are stealing stuff from it, yes I do like looking. The driver of the other car told Brian he could look all he wanted Brian picked up a camera from a box and held it up to the man. “Plus there is me.” The policeman stepped into the hall and arrested the man for stealing and trespassing. Brian left the house and went back to where David and Ann had been caring for his sister, the Paramedics had just put a blanket over Janet’s body and head.
With David and Erica, Brian stepped onto the footpath by his front gate. They watched as the police and Ambulance left. David looked to Brian, “We should be leaving as well.” Brian didn’t want to be left by himself. “I had just boiled the kettle for Janet and I to have a cup of tea, I would be very grateful if you’d both stay for a bit longer.” Sat at the kitchen table Brian asked them if they knew what had happened.
“Neither of us did, we saw after the accident happened, the sound alerted us. We went to her aid, I saw she didn’t have long, I held her hand so she would know she wasn’t alone, for her last few minutes on the earth,” said Ann. Brian thanked the both of them. David asked him if he had a camera, Brian pointed to the one he had shown to that man earlier. “Why?”
“If you get it and take some pictures of the scene, just in case you need them. Take some photographs of that man’s car, the skid marks might show which brake don’t work, which way the car veered into your van. That the front tyres were a bit bald and that the skid marks might show he was going too fast,” said David. Brian asked what they did, David smiled, “I have a stall at the market selling costume jewelry as she said Ann is here on holiday. What do you do Brian?”
“My work had just finished I was going to take my sister to various holiday places near here, I’m not so sure now all I want to do is find out how the newly departed feel to know how my sister is, now that she is dead,” said Brian. David said he would spend the next day discovering what he could. Ann said she would help, David told Brian they should meet up the following evening for a chat about they had found out.
AT THE MEETING
They sat at the kitchen table. Brian stated that he had spoken to some people from the spiritualist church, they had offered ways to console me but none had given any actual help of what the deceased might face. Ann said that the churches there had wanted her to join them but none of them said much about the deceased. “David gave up with them as well, he wondered how to start getting help, Brian wondered how the next person in the same situation might fare.
David suggested they start a Supernatural Investigation Business with the main intent on finding out how the deceased being might discover how to find peace. Brian was pleased at the thought of making contact with the dead and to offer support to others who had just lost a friend and give them support. David said he’d contact the police to tell them of their intentions and hopefully get some help.
Brian said he would put an advertisement in the local paper to see what interest there might be. Ann said she would draw a picture for a club card and maybe have it be on the van. Midway through the following morning Ann gave David and Brian her idea for a picture on the card, it was of an eye. Ann suggested getting three batches made, one would have a normal eye the second batch would have an all red eye and the third batch should have an all black eye.
I’m working on a single eye for the van that changes depending on where you are stood a person who walked from the front would see the eye as red yet when beside it will be normal but when stood at the back of the van it is black.
IN THE POLICE STATION
At ten am David Brian and Ann visit the police station, after being announced they are introduced to Detective Inspector Simon Watts. He listened to their proposal accepting that Ann was on holiday. He said the police were not trained to deal with the supernatural so having people they could rely on would be very helpful. Brian smiled to David, “Ann has designed some business cards the main picture will be the business Logo.
Brian gave the policeman several of the business cards. D.I. Watts told Brian that the police had several case on their book though no one wanted to investigate them as the two officers that had gone had been confronted by a ghost. “That would be alright for us as we want to make friends with the ghosts,” said Brian. D.I. Watts was astounded. He immediately said he would get all the paperwork they had about the hauntings about what and why the hauntings had been reported. Ann smiled, “Goody, paperwork, just what I always wanted.
TO BE CONTINUED
That morning Janet had moved to her brother’s house, she parked her small commercial van outside Brian’s home, the home he had been left in the parents will after they had died in a railway accident. Brian picked two suitcases from the back of the van to carry them into the home which was as he explained to his sister, theirs. He took the two suitcases into the hall putting them next to the other six suitcases in the hallway.
Janet was just about to going out of the house to get a few boxes. “I like that you haven’t changed the décor much, I know it is our place but it still feels like it is our parents home,” said Janet. Brian smiled at Janet, “I’m glad you are moving in Janet, keeping the place tidy has been a problem as I’m more of a garden person.” He said looking out of the kitchen window. “Tell you what Janet how about I make us a cup of tea each?” he asked.
Janet agreed then left to go to the van, Brian filled then put on the kettle then prepared a couple of cups for them. He deliberately picked the cup with the flowery design. “That’ll keep Janet happy.” He heard the sound of metal being torn apart then heard the sound of his sisters scream, loudly at first, then quieter. Brian ran from the house, he saw his sister lying prone, on the road.
Two other people he didn’t recognize ran to kneel at her side, as Brian later discovered they had been passing whilst on their way into town. Brian looked to them then went to them he asked if they had seen what happened. The driver of the other car ran to Janet but did nothing. “It is obvious isn’t it, I was driving along the road when that woman in the van tried to pull out on me.”
Brian looked to his sisters van. He whispered to himself that the van hadn’t moved. Brian went back to where his sister lay motionless on the road. The man who was comforting her looked up at Brian. “I have rung for the police and an Ambulance.” The girl the other side of Janet who was gently holding her hand looked up to Brian. “I am Ann, one of David’s cousins I am from America.
"I have been trying to help your sister. I didn’t want her to feel that she was alone.” Brian looked towards the town. “Excuse me but the driver of the other car it looked like he entered that house,” said Erica. Brian turned to see the man go into his house, Brian followed him to be stood at the front door. He watched the man move about and inspected what was in each bowl and even some of his parents ornaments.
As he watched the man Brian heard some footsteps behind him, he turned to see a policeman. There were two other policemen by Janet. “What do you think you are doing?” asked the Policeman. “That van out there is my sisters, she is on the road being helped by two passersby, David and Erica. Brian took out his wallet to show the Policeman he lived at the house. “That man in there is the driver of the other car. I didn’t give him permission to be in my house,” said Brian.
The Policeman began to nod his head. “So he is stealing your property?” “He is,” said Brian. They watch the man put some keys into one of his pockets. “He will regret doing that, they look like they are my sisters van keys.” The Policeman grins to Brian. “He’ll have problems explaining why he has possession of the van’s keys.”
The driver of the other car turned and saw Brian in the doorway of a house. He asked Brian if he liked looking.
“Considering it is my house and you are stealing stuff from it, yes I do like looking. The driver of the other car told Brian he could look all he wanted Brian picked up a camera from a box and held it up to the man. “Plus there is me.” The policeman stepped into the hall and arrested the man for stealing and trespassing. Brian left the house and went back to where David and Ann had been caring for his sister, the Paramedics had just put a blanket over Janet’s body and head.
With David and Erica, Brian stepped onto the footpath by his front gate. They watched as the police and Ambulance left. David looked to Brian, “We should be leaving as well.” Brian didn’t want to be left by himself. “I had just boiled the kettle for Janet and I to have a cup of tea, I would be very grateful if you’d both stay for a bit longer.” Sat at the kitchen table Brian asked them if they knew what had happened.
“Neither of us did, we saw after the accident happened, the sound alerted us. We went to her aid, I saw she didn’t have long, I held her hand so she would know she wasn’t alone, for her last few minutes on the earth,” said Ann. Brian thanked the both of them. David asked him if he had a camera, Brian pointed to the one he had shown to that man earlier. “Why?”
“If you get it and take some pictures of the scene, just in case you need them. Take some photographs of that man’s car, the skid marks might show which brake don’t work, which way the car veered into your van. That the front tyres were a bit bald and that the skid marks might show he was going too fast,” said David. Brian asked what they did, David smiled, “I have a stall at the market selling costume jewelry as she said Ann is here on holiday. What do you do Brian?”
“My work had just finished I was going to take my sister to various holiday places near here, I’m not so sure now all I want to do is find out how the newly departed feel to know how my sister is, now that she is dead,” said Brian. David said he would spend the next day discovering what he could. Ann said she would help, David told Brian they should meet up the following evening for a chat about they had found out.
AT THE MEETING
They sat at the kitchen table. Brian stated that he had spoken to some people from the spiritualist church, they had offered ways to console me but none had given any actual help of what the deceased might face. Ann said that the churches there had wanted her to join them but none of them said much about the deceased. “David gave up with them as well, he wondered how to start getting help, Brian wondered how the next person in the same situation might fare.
David suggested they start a Supernatural Investigation Business with the main intent on finding out how the deceased being might discover how to find peace. Brian was pleased at the thought of making contact with the dead and to offer support to others who had just lost a friend and give them support. David said he’d contact the police to tell them of their intentions and hopefully get some help.
Brian said he would put an advertisement in the local paper to see what interest there might be. Ann said she would draw a picture for a club card and maybe have it be on the van. Midway through the following morning Ann gave David and Brian her idea for a picture on the card, it was of an eye. Ann suggested getting three batches made, one would have a normal eye the second batch would have an all red eye and the third batch should have an all black eye.
I’m working on a single eye for the van that changes depending on where you are stood a person who walked from the front would see the eye as red yet when beside it will be normal but when stood at the back of the van it is black.
IN THE POLICE STATION
At ten am David Brian and Ann visit the police station, after being announced they are introduced to Detective Inspector Simon Watts. He listened to their proposal accepting that Ann was on holiday. He said the police were not trained to deal with the supernatural so having people they could rely on would be very helpful. Brian smiled to David, “Ann has designed some business cards the main picture will be the business Logo.
Brian gave the policeman several of the business cards. D.I. Watts told Brian that the police had several case on their book though no one wanted to investigate them as the two officers that had gone had been confronted by a ghost. “That would be alright for us as we want to make friends with the ghosts,” said Brian. D.I. Watts was astounded. He immediately said he would get all the paperwork they had about the hauntings about what and why the hauntings had been reported. Ann smiled, “Goody, paperwork, just what I always wanted.
TO BE CONTINUED