Brandyjin

A few minutes later, they’d set up a small summoning circle, complete with lit candles. No one seemed to believe that any of it was necessary, not even Henry who’d told them that it was ‘better safe than sorry’. And while no one said it aloud, he was probably right. That didn’t make Bendy feel any better when he stood in the centre of the thing. Not that he’d told anyone, but he still didn’t know what to think about the whole ‘real demon’ business. He also hadn’t told them that his fragmented memory pieces together from his… demonic episode were coming together to form a rath

A few minutes later, they’d set up a small summoning circle, complete with lit candles. No one seemed to believe that any of it was necessary, not even Henry who’d told them that it was ‘better safe than sorry’. And while no one said it aloud, he was probably right. That didn’t make Bendy feel any better when he stood in the centre of the thing. Not that he’d told anyone, but he still didn’t know what to think about the whole ‘real demon’ business. He also hadn’t told them that his fragmented memory pieces together from his… demonic episode were coming together to form a rath

Breaking In I growled, plowing through another stack of papers, completely dissatisfied with the GIW's organization methods-or lack thereof. "Hurry up," the boy hissed, cautiously keeping guard outside. I mumbled an incoherent response, noise that may have sounded something along the lines of "don't push me," if it hadn't been for the flashlight secured between my teeth. Finally, I found a thick manila folder titled Ghost Experimentation/Decimation, and with a triumphant "humph!" I was leaving the room, snagging the boy and waving my prize in front of him. Daniel scowled. "Let's just go," he whispered. "This place is creepy enough, and I do