(2nd part)
Inside the massive crater were three things: One, massive piles of brown shite; the type as big as woodland creatures. Two: an elk carcass so disgusting, fleshy and grotesque all at the same time. It was oozing out blood and flies. But that was just a small part of it. The majority of the said elk was filled to the brim with bones.
The final thing I saw shook me and made me remember what kind of Hell I would feel.
In the pit was a large and frivolous behemoth the size of a small castle with colossal wings larger than the pit itself. It had two hind legs with claws so large and sharp, you couldn’t even determine the endpoint. It had a large bulking sack the size of a hut coming out of its stomach and scales the color of the very thing that made up what was left of my right arm and left leg. Its head looked as if The Devil fused its aura with an antelope, only with demonic horns that looked indestructible. The most unsettling thing about it, however, were its eyes. They were cold and distant, yet as I stared into its pupils for longer, I could feel an intimate judgement roll into the back of my skull. Shriveling my spine. When I looked away, it thankfully stopped.
The beast was tied in chains to the far corner of the pit so it couldn’t escape. If anything, the beast looked like it wanted to stay for whatever was about to happen.
I looked at the person carrying me who was now flat-out petrified. He looked towards his upper-left at one of the nearby guards as he looked at him with a grin before nodding his head, indicating that my carrier was done with his job. So without a second thought, he unhesitantly let go of me and sprinted back inside the door I just came out of from the pit.
I dropped to the floor with a sudden thunk. Flat on my face. I could feel my face now bleeding, but I guess it didn’t matter at this point. I tried to pick myself up with my one arm, but only managed to barely sit upright with help from my left arm. I felt helpless and incomprehensibly weak. Like a stranded newborn with no one to help it.
A new man; one that looked like his ego matched his size, slowly made his way to the center of the pit, followed by two other men. Both of them had the same armor I saw from my carrier but both holding different things. The one on his left was carrying another prisoner, who looked beat up senseless but still very conscious and sort of clear-minded. More than me at least.