The gargoyles circles the steeples of the cathedrals, demonic glints in their red eyes, cackling at the benigh stone images of themselves, images that do no more than guide rain water down from the rooftop.
The leader swoops downward, flapping it's dark wings slowly, lowering himself until he could look into the stained glass windows. He cackles again, as if to taunt the unseeing statues of saints and angels. His cackling is answered by those of his brood circling higher above.
Tonight, perhaps, they could lure her out.
The leader swoops downward, flapping it's dark wings slowly, lowering himself until he could look into the stained glass windows. He cackles again, as if to taunt the unseeing statues of saints and angels. His cackling is answered by those of his brood circling higher above.
Tonight, perhaps, they could lure her out.