Wellington Street 3


Her first day brings her nothing but joy, as Niomi finds herself hired by the mysterious and strange Wellington Street Historical Society.

As she works and seeks out answers, only time will tell what terrible awful things she will unearth.

Things perhaps better left buried.
Things that will call for the end of the world.

Building Removed “The Long Ending”
H.D. Jaster H.D. Jaster

Building Removed “The Long Ending”

“I have been waiting. Waiting for so so long now. I can barely make out the wood underneath me. I went to the burnt down farmhouse. I had to go somewhere. My flesh is so red and inflamed. My toes are blackened. I can't remember the last time I ate, not that I have much of an appetite.”

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Building 35 “The Power of Pain”
H.D. Jaster H.D. Jaster

Building 35 “The Power of Pain”

“Help me...Please help me...I have this sick feeling, sitting in my stomach. I have tried to keep an eye on u. It. My body feels like it is...I don't know what I would really call it. I think that maybe I touched something I wasn't supposed to. It was those things. Once the sun went out, things started coming out of the sewers. I don't know. I DON'T KNOW!”

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Building 26 “Found Between the Rows”
H.D. Jaster H.D. Jaster

Building 26 “Found Between the Rows”

“In the paradise of the morning, I have found refuge from my grief. The sun rising up, though bathed in scarlet, still brings with it a sense of calm that I cannot deny. As the blood red sky lightens, the shadows are rendered as viewable spaces, the distinction between light and dark fading in the red light.”

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Museum “The Statuette”
H.D. Jaster H.D. Jaster

Museum “The Statuette”

“I went to a museum, tucked away along a stretch of road you and I both know by heat...heart. I went there knowing that I was looking for someone, but I couldn't remember who. I found the door unlocked, the stains of blood on the floor and the desks unattended. And as I lingered upon the space, I noted the sound of electric light.”

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Museum “The Exhibit”
H.D. Jaster H.D. Jaster

Museum “The Exhibit”

“My head aches, and my skin is screaming. I am shaking with pain, and it was only going to get worse. I have been having nightmares, ones where I am lost within the dark, unable to find any light at all. I know I am outside, but I cannot see a thing. Because there are no stars.”

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