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8 – The Proof That Omen Was Real.

Omen Speaks

Overactive Imagination

I’m sure, at this moment, you are thinking:   What proof did I really have that Omen was not a deluded teenager with an overactive imagination?

I will attempt to briefly explain some of the things I experienced, and the definitive proof I received.

Warning!

But before I continue, first a short sermon from me.

Demonics and demons are always making deals with people.  This might seem improbable, but believe me, it happens more than you think.

So, here’s a warning for those who ever find themselves in a similar situation; please do not do what I did.

It was extremely dangerous, and I had to deal with some corruption because of it.

However, because I had a reset switch, so to speak, I was able to reset my energies to a time before Omen messed with anything.   I can say with certainty that most people do not have the abilities I have.  And no, I don’t intend to reveal my method.

All demonics and demons are extremely dangerous.

Even though they may have endearing personalities, they know double-speak extremely well.  This is a method of stating something with two meanings.  You do not get what you think you are getting.  They will make it seem like you’re getting what you want, when you’re not getting it at all.

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5 – The Deal That Bought A Demonic

Demonic Soul Eater

Great Risk

Having access to Phoenix Energy, I wondered if it could be used as currency to buy a demon, especially one such as Omen.  While it was true that it appeared to be well sought after, I wasn’t sure if it would be useful as a bargaining chip.  Still, I mentioned it to him.

Omen:    You don’t have to do anything.  You know I don’t expect anything.  So, your choice.

I explained that if his enslavement was illegal, then I could only buy him with his permission.

My thoughts were, if I owned him, then he could come under my protection and could not be taken by another.   I did not intend to hold him against his will.  That would mean he could come and go as he pleased.   It also meant he was free to make whatever choices, poor or otherwise, for himself.

I had no idea if this was even possible, but doing nothing would lead to nothing.  And nothing great is ever accomplished without a high level of risk.

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