Cast of Characters
Warlocks
Mark Glassner -- Mary Sullivan
Sex Slaves "The Sluts"
Alison -- Desiree Fitzsimmons -- Xiu -- Korina-- Violet -- Lillian -- Chastity (deceased) -- Karen (Sister Louise Afra) -- Jessica St. Pierre -- April
Servants
Samnag "Sam" (Holy Vizier) -- Dr. Willow WolfTail -- 51 (Chief Bodyguard) -- Rachel -- Leah (Chauffeur) -- Jacob -- -- Monique -- Lize -- Lynda (Pilot) -- Joslyn (Pilot)
The Living Church
Daisy & Rose Cunningham (High Priestesses)
Demons
Lucifer -- Lilith -- Marduk -- Molech
The Cult of Lilith
Lana -- Chantelle -- Babylon -- Crystal -- Starlight -- Nurse Thamina -- Fiona -- Tir (monster) -- Lamia (Monster) -- Cora (monster) -- Ziki (monster) -- Di (monster) -- Emi (monster)
Sisters of Mary Magdalene
Mother Superior MaryΔm -- Archangel Gabriel -- Dominion Ramiel (Angel) -- Doug Allard -- Tina Allard
Brandon Fitzsimmons's Followers
Ashley -- Victorie -- Terri -- Sherri -- Lieutenant-General Arthur Brooks
Other
Antsy (Mark's Sister) -- Alice -- Sandy (Mark's Mother) -- Sean (Mary's Father) -- Tiffany (Mary's Mother, Sister Theodora Mariam) -- Shannon (Mary's Older Sister) -- Missy (Mary's Younger Sister) -- George (Shannon's Fiance)-- Damien (Missy's Boyfriend) -- Avialle (Antsy's Girlfriend) -- Agent Noel Heinrich, FBI (Former Slut) -- Craig Erikson (Mayor of Seattle)
Chapter One
Night and day, the screams echoed from Brandon's lair as the dread demon Molech inflicted his burning embrace upon woman after woman, sacrifices for the False God's ambition.
--The Second Book of Vivian 2:1
Saturday, September 28th, 2013 - Leah Hirsch-Goldstein-Blum - Tacoma, WA
I was alone after Mark told us to run from the crash and the soldiers.
My arms pumped as I raced away from the wrecked limo, my chauffeur's outfit slicked with blood. I didn't want to think about that. I had died today, and my God brought me back to life. He healed me after the minigun fire had destroyed the limo and overwhelmed the protective magics imbuing the amulet I wore. It smoked still, burning hot against my skin as I raced across Sprague avenue.
Helicopters roared above. Soldiers' booted feet echoed. They shouted. Gunfire erupted. Tears fell down my cheeks. This was Tacoma. It wasn't a warzone, and yet US soldiers attacked us. They were after my God, hunting him down.
I kept running and running. My sides ached. More gunfire erupted. Were they killing my God? Tears fell down my cheeks. My side hurt. I struggled to breathe after running so many blocks down the residential streets. I didn't even know how far I had run. I was lost. I leaned against a rusting truck, panting, gasping for breath.
I couldn't stay here. I had to hide. But I was so tired. I had run so far. My legs were leaden. I needed to stay safe. My God told me to run, to save myself.
I fell to my belly and squirmed beneath the truck, the asphalt reeking of oil. I trembled beneath it, wondering how this had happened. The day had started so wonderfully. I was honored to serve Mark and Mary, the gods who had brought such joy and happiness into my life. It was fate that I was hired to be their chauffeur during their visit to New York City last June. They inducted me into their life of wild sex and uninhibited passion. Their divinity was so clear to me in retrospect. The way they could do what they want.
Like claim a bride on her honeymoon.
Rachel was a brunette beauty, so shy and quiet on the outside, but inside was a fun blonde bursting to explode out of her. And I helped her find it. Together, we had a wild weekend with Mark and Mary. And in the process, we fell in love.
Only she was married to Jacob. He had spent their honeymoon in their bridal suite while she partied with me, being gangbanged at clubs and doing all manner of naughty acts. But Rachel, too, had fallen in love. She didn't want to give me up. So she asked me to join her and Jacob, to be their wife.
After all, Mark and Mary believed in love without boundaries. So what if society said a man could only have one wife? We found joy in our triune union.
And then the Miracle happened. Mark's divinity was proclaimed to the entire world. We left our home and made a pilgrimage to his side. He chose us, making me his chauffeur again, my spouses his accountants.
Were they in danger? Were they scared for me?
"I love you," I croaked, picturing Rachel and Jacob. I wanted to live. I wanted to see them again.
But I didn't know what to do. I was too frightened to move. So I stayed beneath the truck. I was safe here. I kept my face pressed against the oily asphalt, trembling. Helicopters soared overhead as the day dragged on and on. I grew hungry.
I let my stomach growl.
I grew thirsty.
I licked my lips and tried to ignore the burning in the back of my throat.
My bladder grew full.
I could hold it. I would stay here until it was safe. Until my God had triumphed over this new threat. He and my Goddess were powerful. Their words compelled obedience. I prayed to them as I cowered. They could enact miracles.
He had brought me back from the dead after the crash.
Night fell. I stayed where I was. A chill crept into the September air, seeping through the asphalt. I shivered.
And then the soldiers came.
The roar of their vehicle announced them first. A great, throaty growl that echoed through the night. Then it was their heavy boots and their bobbing flashlights. They moved quickly. I watched them from underneath the truck as they swept down the street, knocking on doors. They were searching house by house.
Sometimes, they'd pull a woman out of the house. Sometimes she screamed. Sometimes she trembled and didn't fight. They came closer and closer to where I was hiding, their vehicle rolling slowly down the road. It was a big, bulky tank thing, a soldier manning a scary machine gun from a turret on top.
"Let's go!" a man shouted. "Find the women for our Lord."
"Women?" I whispered. Their flashlights spilled around the truck. I trembled. They couldn't see me in here. Could they?