Yttermayn
First Post
Gorge became aware of the silence around him first. He had been staring into his coffee, a black pit swirling and steaming. He wasn't sure how long he'd been sitting there, like that. He couldn't remember what he had been thinking about. He couldn't fathom what had ensnared his mind so thoroughly that he completely lost track of where he was, and of time's passage.
Gorge looked up. He was alone inside the ramshackle church he and the villagers had constructed from whatever was handy. Salvaged tin for the roof, plywood and chipboard and greenhouse fiberglass sheets for the walls. Studs were also salvaged, or roughly hewn from local trees. None of those blessed villagers were in here now.
The silence outside bothered Gorge in a deep and terrifying way.
Gorge looked up. He was alone inside the ramshackle church he and the villagers had constructed from whatever was handy. Salvaged tin for the roof, plywood and chipboard and greenhouse fiberglass sheets for the walls. Studs were also salvaged, or roughly hewn from local trees. None of those blessed villagers were in here now.
The silence outside bothered Gorge in a deep and terrifying way.