From The Hyperborean Mythos Padlock to Hell's Door ('The Seeds of Time')

From The Hyperborean Mythos Padlock to Hell's Door ('The Seeds of Time')

All that he learned, Pachacuti E, and saw and did was never told, or written down, but he did leave a journal of sorts for me, moreover, a brief written account, more like a letter, in his Peruvian native tongue -Quechua-... and now I understand why E did not write down everything. He viewed unfailingly, repulsion he had no words for; on the other hand, it became of a morbid interest in the 'seeds of time.' To my understanding much he reframed from witnessing, doing, consuming. And many of the times he wished he had a Rosary, although not Catholic, and I'm unsure even if he was a Christian or of any certain faith, he just mentioned it in passing, but as he also told me, 'What is done is done,' it sounds like a quote from Macbeth, and he wrote me, Dr. D.L. Siluk, 'I fear, Ayre, by this, this day's end you shall see me no more, nor shall I set sight, again of the sun? Long ago, I had found the padlock to hell's door? To its eldritch passages. This is my newest state. When I am in this world, I am a rat...