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Abdul Alhazrad cursed the luck that led him to this fate; he would die in a stinking tent listening to the nerve wracking cry of a baby in yet another tent. Alhazrad had been traveling alone, his camel laden with plunder he had found in various long forgotten tombs. He proved a tempting target for bandits. They had ambushed him as he crossed a dune and sank an arrow into his left side just below the ribs. He cut his treasure pack loose and flogged his camel like a madman, seeking to escape the thieves. The desperate plan worked, the bandits ceased pursuit to gather Alhazrad's goods and he rode on until the camel dropped dead from the many arrows it had recieved.
Alhazrad had wandered for two days, weak and delirious, then an outrider for a nomad tribe found him. The unknown desert folk were kind in their fashion, they had no method to treat Alhazrad's wounds so they provided him a tent that he would at least die in some comfort and privacy. The wound exuded a foul odor and with each breath he could feel the sting of the barbed arrowhead, for certain this hot night would be his last. The moon reached it's zenith and a cool breeze whispered through the nomad camp. A woman stood at the flap of Alhazrad's tent. She was tall and dark, clothed in gossamer robes that concealed nothing of her beauty. She asked Alhazrad's permission to enter and he gave it gladly.
The Dark Woman told Alhazrad of the early days of man, she spoke of the wondrous place those first people were given and how the crimes of a few caused that place to be taken from them. The worst of the disobedient ones were cast out, cursed, and forgotten by the light. Doomed to wander forever, becoming monsters and breeding monsters. She spoke all the night through and the moon was almost gone when she finished her tale. Alhazrad was fading fast and he feared the Dark Woman would betray him. But she spoke, "Fear not sorcerer, this is not your time to die". She struck faster than cobra, driving her fingers into the wound, when she pulled them free the dripping arrowhead was in her hand. The Dark Woman smiled and for some reason it terrified Alhazrad. She spoke once more, "Rest now, and take my story back to the land of men when you awake", and left the tent silently as a panther. Alhazrad awoke midday, his wound had closed and the infection had cleared. The camp was quite, even the noisy baby had apparently decided to nap the day through. He stumbled to the nearest tent, he would thank these simple people and be on his way. No answer came to Alhazrad's hail and so he peered into the tent. Alhazrad fled screaming to the next tent and then the next. But in each he found the same thing, skeletons of a tribe long dead and forgotten. This listing is for the "Fragments from the Necronomicon" a set of art prints for use as a prop in any type of fantasy rpg or larp gaming or just frame them and hang them on the wall. This set consists of 2 pages, the pages are prints on parchment paper and each measures 8x11 inches. The prints have been stained and weathered by hand for an ancient appearance. The Necronomicon Fragments is a hand finished set of prints of my art, inspired by the works of horror grandmaster H. P. Lovecraft and the Cthulhu mythos. Domestic first class mail shipping is $3. International shipping cost is $6. I accept paypal only. Contact me if you have any questions or comments. Some of my art featured at NETHERWORLD haunted attraction in Atlanta, Georgia.
Trailer for GraveHill's production of H.P. Lovecraft's The Whisperer in Darkness.The movie features some of my Necronomicon fragments. Visit www.gravehill.com for details.
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