The House's

The Act of Intention After the Desperation of Asa

Desperate to feel ignored again by his friends makes Madison really like a crazy person. Madison was drowning in despair, bad thoughts worsening her condition. No one comforted her, no one gave her encouraging words because she was alone, completely alone. Hana's gone, Jeremy let alone. No one cared about him anymore, in the end his friends left him.

The despair made him laugh like a madman, after he laughed then he cried roaring. Alone, he felt so lonely. He needs someone, he needs support but no one cares about him anymore. Hana is the only friend who cares about her no longer.

Madi still laughed softly on the floor. His soul state was getting more and more concerning. Now he was talking alone, as if someone was accompanying him when there was no one but him in the pitch-black house without any illumination.

"They left me like my parents, hi.hi.hi!" Madi started crawling in the dark.

"What did you say? Nobody cares about me anymore?" he's talking to himself.

"Yes, Madison. No one will care about you anymore so don't expect anyone else because Hana can't come looking for you anymore like your two disappointed parents and throw yourself away!"

"Does that mean I'm going to rot in this house forever?"

"Yeah, you can't run from that demon. He will keep chasing you and you will experience the same thing over and over again until you get bored and until you are fed up with the terror given by them!"

"Until I get bored, until I get bored. Hi.. Hi.. Hey..!"

"Yes, until you're bored so there's no point in you running from that demon because what you're doing is a waste!"

"If so, what if we just smash the door?" Madison was still talking to herself.

"Yeah, destroy and then we burn this house down!"

"Let's burn it!" Madison moved with a wide grin and then she stepped into the basement. It was dark but he found his way. It was due to the despair he was experiencing. He even walked towards the basement laughing giggling even his laughter was no less terrible than the laughter of the ghosts that always disturbed him.

"We burn the door, we burn it!" said Madison who started looking for the lamp she left on the floor.

"So, where are you?" adel's voice called out to him. Again the woman came suddenly and she was bored with the events she was experiencing over and over again.

"He's coming, Madison. The strange woman came again so immediately burn that door!" Madison was still talking to herself and crawling around looking for her lady, she didn't care about anything because she had indeed gone mad.

"Madison, didn't you hear me?" shout Adel. She searched in the kitchen but Madison was not there and after that, Adel returned to search but her steps came to a halt when she saw Madison crawling in front of the basement after lifting the lamp in hand.

"What are you looking for?" adel asked as he approached himself.

"He's coming, Madi. He's coming!" madison muttered that she had stopped crawling.

"What are you doing? Why don't you call me if you lose your sting?" adel asked as he approached her.

"Who?"

"Go, bully!" madison shouted as she moved and after that, Madison grabbed the lamp in Adel's hands and pushed the woman hard to make Adel fall on the floor.

"What are you doing, Madison!" yelled Adel furiously.

"I want," the lamp he's got lifted, a wide grin adorning his face, "Burning this house!" madison shouted as she threw her lamp at the basement door she could not open before.

"Don't!" yelled Adel but late because the lamp thrown by Madison had hit the door. As a result of the oil being spilled, the fire immediately burned the door leaf. Madison laughed at him as if he had just done something fun.

"Burning, it's finally on fire!" madison shouted in her laughter.

"You're crazy, Madison!" yell Adel wrathfully.

"I'm crazy!" Madison took the other lamp and lit it. The fire devoured the door quickly, Adel ran into the kitchen to fetch water and looked panicked.

"Fire out soon, Madison!" shout Adel. He is still trying to influence Madison to let Madi put out the fire that was burning along with him but it turns out Madison is already on the verge of sanity that he has.

Madison kicks the door on fire without caring about anything. Madison did it while shouting as well while laughing loudly.

"Open door! Ha.... Ha... Oh..! Open it!" he continued to scream while kicking until finally one broken board where he had rained a knife incessantly and due to the kick of his foot.

"Madison, you're totally nuts!" yelled Adel who ran back to him.

Madison pulled the broken board in two, she pulled it with all her might until one part came off. With the small and thin body she had, Madison got into the crack of the door although it was difficult but she was able to enter through the gap and then ran down.

"Madison!" Adel was already standing in front of the door, with one flick of a fire hand that burned the door out and the state of the door was not burned apart other than one broken board. The grin adorned Adel's face, the woman stepped forward and at that moment, the door opened by itself as if to allow herself to go inside.

The sound of Adel's footsteps sent Madison into a panic, she turned to her right and left to search for the hole where she unleashed a demon locked underneath. Madison seemed to forget where it was especially where she was in a state of chaos and panic.

The creaking of the stepped staircase was heard, Madison was getting panicked overwhelmingly. He ran towards the right, it seemed like it was indeed where it was. Madison kept looking until she finally saw the axe she left behind. The object was taken and after that Madison went back to look for a small door that was on the floor.

"Ma.dh..son!" the creaking of the floor was no longer heard, Madi was even more panicked because she knew something would go wrong.

"Where, where?" ask while looking at the floor. Madison stepped quickly, there she was, the door she was looking for. Not willing to waste time, Madison opened the cover made of the board and illuminated the dark room with the lamp she was carrying. It turned out that there was a ladder that he could use to descend to the floor under the basement.

The axe he was carrying was thrown down, a falling sound was not heard. Madison gulped, it seemed pretty deep. Madison began to feel the existence of the demon rushing down, dark and smelly yet she had no choice. The cover of the room closed slowly so that anyone who was looking for it did not see but before the cover was all covered, Madi saw a foot that floated close to her. Madison shut her mouth, the lamp was lowered. He had gotten that far and he hoped, the devil or whatever no one knew of his whereabouts until he saw what was in the very bottom room of the house.