The Possession of Michael King Page #3
Hmm.
Right.
Thank you for your time.
Appreciate it.
kit off the Internet.
I lit the traditionally
evil-looking black candles.
I even sprung for the
expensive incense
because their Internet site said
that the demons get insulted
by the cheap stuff.
Nice. Very nice.
And one photocopied booklet.
A lot of money went into
that guy right there, huh?
I also used Ellie's coloring
set to draw my symbols.
Somehow crayons seemed appropriate.
So basically what you do is this.
You draw the symbol
for the demon that
you wish to summon.
All right?
You read the spell from this.
Then you light it,
put it in the altar.
Voila.
Instant demon.
Well, surprise, surprise,
the demons were a no-show.
Although...
...something's happening.
Okay, there's no demon.
It was worth a shot.
So we got in touch
with a demonologist.
And after negotiating a small...
well, smallish... fee,
we've convinced him to
summon a demon for us.
Just a sec.
Hi. Michael King.
This is Jordan.
So why do people
always summon demons,
never angels?
People summon angels all the time.
They just don't want to interfere.
Now, demons, on the other hand,
they're just dying to come here.
It's most tempting to do that
when we're kind of weak,
out of sorts.
Some people meditate for years
to achieve the proper mind set,
but we use tricks...
to get us there faster.
- Uh, grape juice?
- With LSD.
How much LSD?
If you're nervous about this part,
There are two prevalent
methods for summoning demons.
demon something up front.
A human life, continued servitude,
your own soul.
as once performed they're
very hard to undo.
creating the type
of frenetic atmosphere
demons are drawn to...
chaos, blood,
sex, violence.
I'll need some of your essence.
Uh, saliva?
Semen.
You're kidding, right?
And I have to get it in this cup?
- Bathroom's right over there.
- Okay.
Ever hear of auto writing?
Scrying? Psychography?
It's how we're going
to pick your demon,
- the one we're going to summon.
- Okay.
Close your eyes.
Now, clear your mind.
Open yourself up to the beyond.
Allow their energy
to flow through you,
to use you.
Breathe.
Breathe.
I'm sorry, I'm not very susceptible
to this kind of stuff.
- I'm sorry.
- You did just fine.
Just a minute here.
So what are we looking
for here? What's this?
To see if the image that you drew
matches up with one of the demons.
And you think that I drew this?
Look.
Daungore.
"Commander of 37 legions.
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