THE PARASIS WITCH "the horror journey"

The Parasis Witch Part 2 EP 4

When Margaret regained consciousness, she found herself tied to a bed, surrounded by the people from her neighborhood. Standing beside the bed was her sister Elara, tears streaming down her face. Margaret was shocked to see Elara because she knew Elara was out of the country; how had she returned so quickly? And where was the foreign woman they had been with? Elara explained that Margaret had been unconscious for two months. Hearing this, Margaret felt a wave of panic.

As she looked around at the faces of the people in the room, their features began to warp into terrifying visages, and laughter filled the air as they transformed into living corpses. Margaret struggled against her restraints, unable to break free. Suddenly, the ceiling fan above them started spinning in reverse, lights flickered, and a strong wind swept through the room. In the midst of it all, a figure appeared—a woman draped in a black saree, her hair hanging like snakes, feasting on a pigeon.

Margaret felt a surge of terror course through her body as she realized something sinister was at play. Elara acted quickly, grabbing hold of Margaret, trying to calm her. The neighbors and Elara believed Margaret was possessed by an evil spirit, but in reality, it was all happening inside Margaret's mind.

A tantric priest was called to perform a ritual to bring peace to Margaret's troubled soul. As the priest chanted his mantras, Margaret's body began to relax, and a sense of calm washed over her. But as soon as she was calm, Margaret's expression changed, and she looked at the tantric with a menacing glare. She uttered chilling words, warning the tantric of dire consequences if he dared to interfere with her again.

The story ends with an eerie uncertainty lingering in the air, leaving the reader to wonder about the true nature of Margaret's condition and what might happen next.

SUMMARY

Margaret wakes up tied to a bed, surrounded by her neighbors and her sister Elara, who shouldn't be there. Elara explains Margaret has been unconscious for two months. Margaret panics as the people around her transform into terrifying figures. A supernatural presence manifests, and the room descends into chaos. Elara and the neighbors believe Margaret is possessed, but it's all in her mind. A tantric priest is called to help, but even after the ritual, Margaret's menacing glare suggests there's more to her condition than meets the eye. The story concludes with an unsettling ambiguity, leaving readers to ponder the true source of Margaret's ordeal and its implications.