All Chapters of The Abomination: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

“I’ll go get you some water before we start.” The doctor said, moving away from her. He walked out of the room, leaving her alone to her thoughts. Hypnosis was something she had only ever heard rumors about. People called it mind control, because it had to do with controlling one’s mind to reveal their secret. This was something she had never expected would happen to her, so she took in deep breaths to try and calm her nerves. The doctor walked back into the room, holding a glass of water. He walked over to her and handed her the glass, and she took it, smiling gratefully. “Thank you.” Gwen said, taking a sip out of it. The doctor walked to his desk and leaned on it. “Are you ready? Do you want to begin?” She dropped the glass cup on the ground, then sat up straight. “I am ready.” “Okay then.” He slapped his hands together. “I’ll need you to lie down on the couch.” Gwen frowned. “L-Lie down?” She asked, stammering. “Yes. I’ll need you to be in a perfect state of rest. Lying dow

Gwen looked at the old man with a frown etched on her face. “What do you mean?” “I do not see it clearly, but there is someone from Enu realm that is going to cause you serious problems. Whether you solve them is up to you or not. I am just giving you a heads up so you can avoid the problems all together.” She remained silent, not knowing what to say about that. She really didn’t want to believe the man, but all the times she had met him, he had been right–even if it was just one time. If she had to avoid people from the Enu realm that would mean that she couldn’t associate with Tyron if she ever saw him again. Now that she thought of it, she wondered if what he was looking for was somehow connected to her. If it was, he would never have left her. She looked at the old man to see him staring intently at her, his gaze still serious. “I have a question.” She asked. “You can go on.” “I know that should I ask for your name, you wouldn’t give it to me. But at least, you can tell me wh

Gwen had walked through miles of shrubs for heaven knew how long. She was beginning to think that she wouldn’t see any human before the day ended. Thinking of the day, she looked up at the sky and sighed. The weather was far different from that of Dras. She could see three Suns and two Moons, and the sky was bluish-green. She didn’t know how the concept of time was being calculated there, and she was beginning to regret not doing further research before coming there. Several times she had looked behind her, trying to see if she could still go back and ask the guards for directions but the distance was enough to discourage her. Tired, she crouched down on the side of the road, her luggage right behind her. Her legs hurt from the excess walk she had done and she wanted to catch her breath. Low on the ground, she took a look at her environment. There was nothing special about it as she was surrounded by shrubs in every area. “Heavens.” Gwen muttered, making herself comfortable on the d

“Hi Eve.” Gwen said, grinning widely. “I am Gwen as you already know.”The woman laughed, waving her hands away. “So for the reason I am here,” Gwen continued, sitting up straight. “I have a problem that I am trying to solve.”Eve looked at her curiously but said nothing, waiting for her to continue.“I have been having bad dreams for months, and it has been affecting me. I went to a mind doctor and sadly, he couldn’t do anything about it. So he told me to come here, after all, the Ogwu realm is best known for healing.”“Oh,” Eve exclaimed, nodding her head. “I understand now.”“So,” Gwen said, leaning closer. “Do you perhaps know anyone that can help me with it?”“We have so many healers in this realm. Definitely one has to be able to help you. You can ask the guard chief. Since he brought you here, he probably would take you to the best doctor.”“Yeah, the problem is that I can’t figure out the way back to the guard house.” Gwen said, scratching the back of her head.“Do not worry!

"Wow. You all don't joke about security." Gwen said, trying to downplay the fear she felt. Her captor simply snickered, and they continued their walk in silence. The streets of the poisonous sect were filled with dry yet unique colours. She saw strange looking plants at every corner, and though she was curious to go and touch them, she was smart enough to know that they may be dangerous.Shops were erected at almost every corner, and she was surprised—which said a lot since she arrived in this realm—to find the buildings looking normal. They weren't like the extravagant ones she had seen back when she arrived.Gwen didn't know for how long she walked, but finally, her captor led her to one of the buildings that lined the streets. The house looked simple looking, and except for the heinous looking flowers planted outside, there was nothing extravagant about it."I'd advise you to keep quiet." Her captor said, back to her rude commanding tone. "The person we are about to visit doesn't t