How unfortunate for the apprentice
To summon so unwisely the creature of clay
Without respecting the ritual
Tethering it to a soul so impure
As soon as it takes life
It escapes the womans control
Freed from the underworld
In an enormous body
Clay falls, eyes glows
An already corrupted urge
Shaking in terrorized anticipation
Her mind melting in obscene visions
Dripping in the shame of violation
Squelching noises in the darkness
Slammed her head the the wall
An imminent doom worst than death
To feed on life itself
It must consume
The tunic, ripped
As her forms are revealed
A beastly howl covers her cries
Mounted by the creature
Head, pinned down
It expandes itself in her
Forces her to open wide
To reach her womb so deep
Free to go, but craving more
Pushing back to take it all
Using herself to obtain the spell
Her mind and body, utterly fell
Feral instinct of submission
Subconscius surrender to pleasure
Lifeless and mindless intercourse
The inverted birth of a life anew
A pregnancy of magick
Feeds on her flesh, spawns of its own
Bitter tears and dark blood spats
As her abomination scurs the world
Slamming it's weight inside her
The unfortunate witch moans
While every hit in her
Starts to seal her fall
Dreaming of holy motherood
Weeping, dying, for her mistake
Now she will rot
Cuddling her abomination