The Witches Image

Chapter 10

Ather Dinner you sat in the libary in front of your laptop...books stacked up around you .

The library was quiet and peaceful, the only sounds coming from the rustling of pages and the soft clacking of your fingers on the keyboard. You were deep in research, pouring over books and articles, trying to find any information you could on Lilith and demonic possession.

You knew that Copia told you not to do it, but you had to do it; you could not just sit around and wait.

As you worked, you couldn't shake the feeling of restlessness, the knowledge that there was still so much you didn't know about your situation. And even though Copia had insisted that you stay out of harm's way, you couldn't help but feel that you needed to take action, to find answers for yourself.

You typed "Lilith" into the search bar on your laptop and began scrolling through the results. Articles, books, websites, all with information about the fearsome demon, the queen of the succubi.

You click on one of the articles entitled "The History and Lore of Lilith". The article begins with a brief overview of Lilith's origin story, describing her appearance in ancient Mesopotamian mythology as a demoness and the first wife of Adam.

The article goes on to discuss how Lilith became associated with the concepts of lust, sensuality, and the darker aspects of femininity. It mentions her portrayal in various religious texts and legends, such as being considered a dangerous seductress and a symbol of the dangers of female sexuality.

It explains that Lilith's portrayal in lore is often as a powerful supernatural figure associated with witchcraft and the occult. It mentions the belief that she was the mother of demons, having spawned a vast legion of demonic offspring during her time on Earth, and that she was also married to Lucifer, the fallen angel and ruler of Hell.

You type "lilith symbol" in the search bar and press Enter. Another list of articles, images, and websites appears. The results show images and descriptions of various symbols associated with Lilith, including pentagrams, skulls, and various ancient glyphs.

You scroll through the search results until you come across an image of a symbol that catches your eye. It's a crescent moon divided by a vertical line with two horns on either side. The article that accompanies the image describes this as a common symbol associated with Lilith, representing her dual nature as both feminine and demonic.

You swallow. So Copia was right, the symbol you scratched on your shoulder during your nightmares was indeed Lilith's symbol.

You sunk back in your chair.

And let out a deep sigh, your fingers hovering over the keys of your laptop. Your mind begins to race again. Now that you've confirmed that the symbol is indeed Lilith's, what does this mean for you? Is she possessing you in some way? Is this all connected to the dreams you've been having?

As you typed "possession" and "Lilith" into the search bar, a number of articles and websites appeared, many discussing the connection between the two. These sources talk about how Lilith is often associated with possession, both as a cause and as a result of her presence. Some even claim that Lilith can possess a person, taking over their body and mind and influencing their thoughts and actions.

You clicked on an article entitled "Lilith and Possession: Myth or Reality?" The article discusses the legend of Lilith as a demon who can possess a person's body and mind, taking over their actions and thoughts. It also mentions reports from various individuals who claim to have experienced such demonic possession, often accompanied by nightmares and sleepwalking.

The article does not mention that those who claim to have been possessed by Lilith report waking up with strange marks on their bodies, specifically scratches or symbols.