The Inexpressive
398 Words
In June 1972, a woman appeared at the Cedar Senai hospital dressed only in a white coat covered in blood. This alone was not strange, because people used to have accidents near by and came to the nearest hospital to receive medical assistance. But there was one thing that made people who saw this woman flee in terror: she was not exactly human. It looked like something like a mannequin, but it had the dexterity and fluidity of a normal human being. His face was as impeccable as that of a mannequin, devoid of eyebrows and full of makeup.
From the moment she entered the hospital until she was taken to a room to proceed with sedation, she remained completely calm, expressionless and immobile. The doctors had decided to hold her until the authorities arrived and she did not protest. They could not get any response, and most of the employees felt quite uncomfortable looking at her for more than a few seconds.
But the moment the staff tried to sedate her, she put up resistance with extreme force. Two employees held her as she got up from the deadpan bed. Then he turned his impassive eyes towards the doctor and did something unusual. He smiled As soon as he did, the nurse screamed and let go of the impression; since in the mouth of the woman there were no human teeth, but longer and sharper ones. Very long so that his mouth could not be closed without causing any injury ...
The doctor stared at her for a moment, before asking, "What the f**k are you?"
She laid her head on her man to watch him, still smiling. There was a long silence, the security personnel had already been alerted and could be heard running down the hall.
As he turned to the sound of footsteps, she rushed at him, sinking his teeth into the front of the doctor's neck, tearing off his jugular and dropping him to the floor. Then he leaned toward him, panting and drowning in his own blood, and whispered in his ear:
-I am god.
The doctor's eyes filled with terror as he watched her turn calmly and walk towards the guards. The last thing he saw was how he feasted with them, one by one.
The doctor who survived the incident named her "The Expressionless."
No one ever saw her again.
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