It was the fourth day of 37-year-old Camilla's ordeal in the public aquarium in Montreal. The news cameras of the worldwide media were still filming her, lechers were still getting video of her naked body on their cell-phone cameras, and none of her mesmerized watchers, who'd filled the viewing area to capacity, had left, had the intention of leaving, or had even the free will to leave. Such was the power that the masked men had over everyone--whether the spirits of dead masked men, or the living ones who were psychically controlling the spectacle from secret places around the world.
Camilla was now being gang-banged by the spirits of Joey, Chris, and another former classmate of hers, a boy she'd met in her fourth undergraduate year at York University in Toronto. Joey's invisible cock was going in and out of her mouth, making her right cheek puff out; Chris's invisible cock was causing the gaping in her pussy; and the other boy's invisible cock was making her asshole widen. Only she could 'see' her rapist ghosts: the malice in their eyes frightened her beyond description.
Her come and piss continued to pour out into the tank of water she was being made to hover over. She was as helpless as ever, just passively watching people get video of her spread-out legs.
You humiliated us,
the third boy's spirit mentally told her.
Now we're humiliating you.
I can't believe some of the shit you made us all do,
Joey's spirit added.
Degrading!
Camilla, this can't go on,
Don's spirit told her.
Allow yourself to die,
Agape's spirit psychically said.
We'll save you in the other world.
We have a psychic force field protecting the glass of this water tank, so it won't break,
Candice's spirit told Camilla.
It could hold for a few weeks, maybe even as long as a month or two; but we don't know. The masked men are limiting our power. You must let go of this world.
I'm too scared to die,
Camilla kept repeating mentally, with copious tears running down her cheeks.
The masked men will never let me out of hell. That's where they want me.
We'll get you out,
Agape told her.
Trust us.
There's no way out of hell,
Camilla said.
Hell is forever. You know that, Daddy. The Church taught us that.
We know a spiritual reality beyond the teaching of any religion,
Dr. Singh communicated from Vancouver.
Heaven and hell aren't absolutes, and they aren't opposites. They're more like the extremes of a continuum, but coiled into a circle.
Yeah,
Candice added.
The afterlife is like a wheel.
Or a snake, curled in a circle, biting its tail,
Don told Camilla.
Heaven is the snake's head, so to speak, and hell is its tail. The length of its body is, as it were, every intermediate stage between the extremes. It's the ouroboros, a symbol of eternity.
The eternity is what scares me,
Camilla told them.
I don't think I'll escape the tail, where I'm going. I'm too addicted to sex to resist. I hate being here, but I can't stop loving the sex.
It will be difficult,
Singh mentally said,
but the other world
can
be navigated. Candice was being gang-raped by masked men when we found her, and we got her out. She enjoys the bliss of the heavenly realms with your father now. We can save you, too, Camilla. Have faith in us.
But I don't have faith in myself,
Camilla insisted.
It's
me
the masked men want, not someone like Candice. Those bastards will never give me up. My lust gives them power.
No longer able to endure her ongoing predicament, Camilla began to have another out-of-body vision, a memory going back sixteen years to when she was a month into her fourth university year in Toronto.
Just before leaving the house one morning to go to York, 21-year-old Camilla was trying to placate her 2-year-old son, who was angrily crying from seeing her leave him.
"Sweetie," she gently chided Eros. "Nice boys don't get angry."
"Mommy!" Eros yelled. "Don't go!" He was sobbing loudly.
"Big boys don't cry," she said. "You're already quite big." (Indeed, at almost two and a third years old, he was over 90 cm tall.) "Mommy will be home soon; you wait in your room and play with your building blocks."
'Not-Mommy come home soon," he said angrily, meaning he knew Emily was being made to look and sound like Camilla. "I see Mommy, I hear Mommy, but not Mommy."
"Baby," Camilla said softly, hugging Eros. "No, she isn't Mommy. She's Emily, your nanny. But she's nice, isn't she?"
"Yeah," he said softly.
"I can't be here all the time, sweetie," Camilla said, kissing him on the cheek. "But Emily will take good care of you. She always has. And I'll be back soon enough--I promise."
"OK," he said sadly, but acquiescently.
"Now, be good. Remember, Mommy likes nice boys, not bad boys. Big boys don't cry, and nice boys don't get mad."
Emily came in the front door with some groceries. Eros saw her as she really looked for the first time, since Camilla now knew how futile it was using her psychic powers to trick him into thinking his nanny was his mother. Emily smiled at him, but he shyly pushed his face against Camilla's chest, 'hiding' himself.
Camilla looked down piercingly into his eyes. "
You will be happy with Emily,"
she said. "
You will be a good boy."