The wish for damnation

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"Dude, I'm telling you this thing's legit." Calvin, my childhood friend, was talking about some wishing well actually granting wishes. We were walking down a dirt road to an old house with said well. "You're full of it, Jaclyn just decided to take a chance with you. No magic was involved whatsoever." I was following along cause he thinks me making a wish will make me believe him. "What's the story with the house?" "Apparently the old homeowner was a practitioner of black magic and somehow enchanted the well he kept in his yard."

I stare at this old well that supposedly grants wishes in mild annoyance. "This is it?" "Yup, toss in a coin and make a wish." I roll my eyes but grab a quarter nevertheless. "I wish to be in the hazbin hotel universe with the powers from the darkness games and summon monsters from the suffering games as subordinates." I say all of this sarcastically as I toss it in. Calvin just deadpans at me. "See? Nothing happened." "Well, you asked to be in a fictional world so-hey, where'd you go?" Calvin looked away for a moment but turned around to see he was alone.

*Pete pov*

I was now falling over a city in the shape of a pentagram

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I was now falling over a city in the shape of a pentagram. While I could think of how this happened, I decided it would be best to try and find a way to avoid being a smear on the asphalt. Two serpent like heads emerge from behind me and grab the railing from a fire escape and swing me into an alleyway. I stare at the heads in shock as they stare back. "Ok, either I've lost it or my wish came true. Don't know which is worse." A shattered mirror shows that my eyes even glow like Jackies. I unsummon the heads and think of a game plan. 'Ok, what do I do now?' I need to find a safe place that's not a condemned outhouse.

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