As a child I saw these many things that frighten me, the things no one else is able to see, nightmares occur while I am awake. I was beaten for these fantasies, they were real I know now. I was born with the ability to see acts and messengers I considered to be god for so long.

It was long before this moment that I first saw what I know now to be Dark Vei, the opposite of Eend, total consumption. I was eight years old it shook me, I remember walking with my mother -even the trees turning inward that cold autumn afternoon- no light shone through the darkened clouds. A man in an open field stood, laughter filled with joy this image stays true to me through out my life. The man repeats to me in memory, flying a kite -no now a blackbird dripping with blood. Sometimes the man saw me and most times I only saw him, laughter, no fright. These images, their significance to my life, striking me down in tears, why? I asked god, what do they MEAN? I ask repeatedly from nightmared eyes and voice.

I am a minister of GOD; my name is Father Alfred Dickson of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, and I may now know the Eend.

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The story is told by three charcters who follow the same path to find answers generations apart: -Alfred Dickson: a middle aged priest who has dedicated his entire life to the faith, He awakes one morning with visions of apocalypse. He is left asking: Is God a Question or an Answer?" "Can God Die?" and if so "Are We DOOMED?" - David Fry: a former Psychology student who after reading the case of "the evaporating man" (Alfred Dickson) dedicates himself to finding the manuscript and unlocking his own answers about his faith. - Willow Breeze: a young girl trapped in a small towns fight against new age religion. A new religious cult leader, following the beliefs and life lessons written in the Eend, begins using Alfred's teachings to control his followers and recruit the townspeople.

updated Nov 27 '08 by wickedmirror