The Van Helsing Conjecture – Excerpt No. 46

Before that word finished reverberating off the bathroom walls, Evelyn was standing outside the shower with the door open. Those eyes were wild as though looking for a threat but finding none.

“What’s—(wrong),” Evelyn asked. 

“…Fertility…”

“What?”

“…I killed… the goddess of fertility…”

Evelyn cocked a brow before looking at the sponge. Spots of red were beginning to appear over the golden liquid. At the sight of Clara’s golden blood, Evelyn’s fangs dropped back into place. 

a highly detailed and vibrant cinematic photograph of Bastet, the Egyptian goddess of fertility, depicted in a dreamlike, surreal environment, with an air of mysticism, featuring a photorealistic rendering of her feline face, adorned with intricate golden jewelry and ornate, curved headpieces, her skin a warm, golden brown, with subtle, soft wrinkles, and piercing emerald green eyes, surrounded by lush, verdant foliage, and illuminated by a soft, warm, golden light, with a subtle film grain texture, evoking a sense of nostalgia and timelessness, set against a rich, velvety black background, that draws the viewer's attention to the goddess's enigmatic presence.

Disclaimer: This novel is an work in progress and readers may encounter grammatical errors and inconsistencies. Please view this a draft and not a published work.



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