the-book-of-azazel

E.A. KOETTING
human, “If we die tonight, I want you all to know that it’s been
a hell of a ride. Let’s begin.”
My assistants, my “knights,” shook their heads, and
they knew we were all going to die. It wasn’t a question. We
knew what was going to happen.
My brother laid out a thirteen foot hexagram.
Following him, we laid out four triangles of manifestation in
the cardinal directions with the respective sigils. We placed red
candles on each hexagram vertex and black candles on the
vertexes of the triangles, and proceeded with the rest of ritual
as Koetting has given it in this work.
Causing each of my knights to become possessed by an
entity proved to be a Herculean task. I began with Belial. The
possession was quick and quite startling. The being took not
only control over my knight but his entire physical appearance
changed.
The gate was thrown open, and I fell to my knees.
Forcing my body to overcome such spiritual pressure, I
directed myself to the next corresponding Demon. With each
demonic possession I felt less attached to the people or myself;
fear of dying or any other consequence faded into the blackness
of the armies of fiends and demons just outside of the unified
ritual area.
The forest was littered ghoulish creatures, waiting for
their Masters call; the air was impossible to breathe; my vision
blurred, and at last I reached Abaddon. The possession of this
demon was astonishing. His entire existence was forced into
such a small body, manipulating the body’s muscles to expand
about six times their own size. He gave me a crooked smile,
and in perfect harmony all four bodies of the damned chanted,
“The gates are connected and opened!”
The ground physically began to shake. The reality of it
all hit me. Rock began to split, and I felt a tremendous amount
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