Paranormal House: Honiara

The Adaro of Buka Passage

The Solomon Islands are home to many mysteries and legends, some of which are still alive and active in the modern world. A group of religious leaders from different denominations have formed a team to investigate these phenomena and protect the people from the evil forces that lurk in the shadows. They call themselves the Solomon Seekers, and they travel across the islands with their faith and courage as their weapons.

A local pastor tells them that something sinister is happening in his village, and that he needs their help urgently. He says that people have been disappearing at night, and that some have returned with strange marks on their bodies and minds. , is behind the attacks, and that it is using its powers to lure and harm the villagers.

The Solomon Seekers decide to take the case and board a boat to Buka Island. They arrive at the village and meet the pastor, who welcomes them warmly and shows them around. . He says that the adaro has the head of a human, four eyes, clawed arms, bat wings, and the body of a serpent. . He says that the adaro can travel in waterspouts and rainbows, and that it can fire flying poisonous fish at its enemies. He says that the adaro is the evil part of a person's spirit, and that it feeds on the fear and pain of its victims.

The Solomon Seekers are shocked and intrigued by the pastor's story. They ask him how he knows so much about the adaro, and he says that he has seen it in his dreams. He says that the adaro has been trying to tempt him to join its side, and that it has shown him visions of its underwater kingdom. . He says that Ngorieru wants to expand its domain and enslave the people of Buka Island. He says that he has resisted the adaro's offers, but that he fears that some of his villagers have succumbed to its influence.

The Solomon Seekers are impressed by the pastor's faith and resolve. They tell him that they will do their best to stop the adaro and save the villagers. They ask him to gather the people and pray with them, while they prepare for their mission. They decide to split into two teams: one to patrol the village and protect the people, and the other to go to the Buka Passage and confront the adaro. They agree to communicate with each other through their radios, and to use their holy symbols and scriptures as their shields and swords.

The next night, the Solomon Seekers put their plan into action. The village team stays alert and vigilant, while the passage team takes a small boat and heads to the channel. They reach the middle of the passage and turn off their engine and lights. They wait for a sign of the adaro, hoping to catch it off guard. They scan the water and the sky, looking for any movement or sound.

Suddenly, they hear a loud splash and see a huge shape emerge from the water. It is the adaro, and it is angry. It roars and hisses, and flaps its wings. It glares at the Solomon Seekers with its four eyes, and brandishes its spear. It speaks in a raspy voice, and says:

"Who are you, and what are you doing in my territory? Do you not know who I am? I am Ngorieru, the lord of the adaro, the master of the Buka Passage, the king of the deep. I have ruled this place for centuries, and no one dares to challenge me. You are fools to come here, and you will pay for your insolence. You will join my army, or you will die."

The Solomon Seekers are not intimidated by the adaro's words. They reply in a firm and confident voice, and say:

"We are the Solomon Seekers, and we are here to stop you. We know who you are, and we know what you have done. You are Ngorieru, the enemy of the people, the destroyer of the souls, the rebel of the Creator. You have terrorized this place for too long, and you have corrupted many of the villagers. You are a liar and a murderer, and you will face justice. You will leave this place, or you will perish."

The adaro laughs and snarls, and says:

"You are the Solomon Seekers, and you are nothing. You are weak and ignorant, and you have no power. You are blind and foolish, and you have no faith. You are a joke and a nuisance, and you have no chance. You will see the truth, or you will feel the pain."

The adaro then launches an attack on the Solomon Seekers. It shoots a barrage of flying fish at them, hoping to poison them. The Solomon Seekers dodge and deflect the fish, using their holy symbols and scriptures. They counterattack with their prayers and chants, hoping to weaken the adaro. They invoke the names of God and the saints, and ask for their protection and guidance.

The battle rages on, and the passage team radios the village team, telling them what is happening. The village team responds, telling them that they are praying for them, and that they have faith in them. They also tell them that some of the villagers have confessed to being under the adaro's influence, and that they have asked for forgiveness and healing. They say that the adaro's power is fading, and that they can defeat it.

The passage team is encouraged by the village team's words, and they renew their efforts. They increase their volume and intensity, and they challenge the adaro. They say:

"Ngorieru, you are losing, and you know it. Your power is fading, and your followers are leaving. Your kingdom is crumbling, and your reign is ending. Your lies are exposed, and your crimes are revealed. Your time is up, and your judgment is near. Surrender now, or face the consequences."

The adaro is enraged and desperate, and it makes a final attempt to destroy the Solomon Seekers. It dives into the water and creates a huge wave, hoping to drown them. The Solomon Seekers brace themselves and hold on to their boat, hoping to survive. They shout their last words, and they say:

"Ngorieru, you are defeated, and you know it. Your wave is nothing, and your threat is empty. Your fate is sealed, and your doom is certain. Your end is here, and your judgment is done. In the name of God, and by the power of His word, we command you to leave this place, and never return."

The wave crashes on the boat, and the Solomon Seekers disappear under the water. The adaro screams and thrashes, and it also disappears under the water. The passage is silent and calm, and the night is dark and cold.

The next morning, the village team waits anxiously for the passage team to return. They scan the horizon, looking for any sign of their boat or their bodies. They pray and hope, and they do not give up.

Suddenly, they see a small dot in the distance, and it grows bigger and bigger. It is the boat, and it is intact and floating. They cheer and rejoice, and they run to the shore. They see four figures on the boat, and they are alive and well. They are the Solomon Seekers, and they have survived and succeeded. They wave and smile, and they land on the beach. They hug and thank the village team, and they tell them what happened. They say that the adaro is gone, and that the villagers are free. They say that God and the saints have helped them, and that they have fulfilled their mission. They say that they are the Solomon Seekers, and that they are ready for their next adventure.