The Thing: from the Depths of Hell by V Bertolaccini Read Free Book Online Page B

beyond, and the truth about itself, it now
considered itself trapped in the void, and the void as its prison,
and that it would be trapped there for all eternity, wondering what
it would have been like to be in the outer universe, where it
should have been.
    From
being a life form that was seeing the humans as a species that
should be examined and used to educate itself, it had turned
into their most
repulsive menace from
the deepest depths of space.
    Some people
were still in the massive library, which was a replica of a massive
ancient twentieth-century library, and it had only left them
because of their distance, and to finish its work of altering
itself and planning its future as fast as possible, and it
considered them as not worth its time as they were separate people,
and it was hidden from them, as they were from each other, behind
large bookshelves, and could be heard making occasional silent
whispers, and it knew that they would not appear, and if they did,
it would kill them, swiftly and silently.
    It was
fascinated by their complete unawareness of it, and its killing
spree of the people that had witnessed it come down through the
roof like a demon apparition, and it had attacked them swiftly, not
considering it any further.
    Some had even
confronted it, not thinking anything could be deadly on the
spacecraft, and it had instantly viscously attacked them, and moved
their bodies away, discovering how powerless they were without
their weapons, technology, and science.
    It dragged
their bodies away into dark places, leaving trails of blood, and
parts of bodies dropping off everywhere, without it seeing the
mistake, as its mind and body were carrying out altering processes
to achieve its goal, and which were needed far more for its
survival, and it had hidden them away out of view, where they would
not be found for a long time.
    While altering
itself at one point it was able to examine some of the computer
files stored there in detail, and searched for what the humans
would avoid the most, and found many of their monsters and
supernatural beings, and it stored the information to use, and
searched for anything that it could use to kill the humans that it
had not known about.
    After
searching information on warfare and weapons it soon realized it
was in danger again, and its work was only beginning, and that it
would have plenty of time for that after its escape, and that it
would have to leave the region as fast as it could.
    There
were pieces of information received by it from distant places that
further startled it, and that they were preparing to attack,
and it considered if
they would leave and hurtle away from the
surrounding abyss , and barn world.
    It would be
beat it if they left, as it never had the outer entity, and on its
own it would nothing.
    Many people
nearby were starting to believe their worse nightmare could be
close at hand, and planned to defend themselves, and it eventually
left seeking to hide, and get ready and plan its attack, to fight
for its survival.
    It lurked in
the shadows of the dark corridors, seeking out almost anyone to
attack and kill that attempted to confront it.
    The thing
slowly turned into their worst nightmare, and attacked and killed
just about anything that it encountered, and showed no limitations
or mercy.
     

Chapter 14
     
    Worst Nightmare
     
    The
opinions of the media and passengers of it soon turned to it being the most awful deadliest nightmare from the deepest depths of
space, or hell itself, which lurked in the shadows of the dark
corridors, seeking out any living thing anywhere at anytime to
kill.
    The thing
turned into a nightmare killer that had attacked and killed just
about anything that it had encountered.
    It seemed to
most people that it had only one motive and that was to kill
everybody aboard.
    The GX1
had been prepared to leave at one stage, and hurtle away from the deadly place into the
surrounding abyss , when they had decided against it, and