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₊˚.༄ Eternal Exodus CHAPTER ONE: (the wolf who walked through time. )
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The air felt thick and heavy, and a toxic acidic taste rested on the man's tongue as he breathed in the dark atmosphere that settled over the apartment complex. He had visited this place many times before, for the dark and disturbing aura that had enveloped it four years ago kept the man coming back to it like a victim to its abuser. He found himself early to the yearly visit this time, coming on a day of when the deteriorating apartment become a blood bath in a singular night, and the mystery that enveloped such a night made everyone who resided in such a graveyard run to other resting places. The rumors - later confirmed facts - that the mother's body had been ripped to shreds by some hellish beast, and the little girl who always looked like she was trying to run from something never to be seen again sent everyone who dwelled too long in such a place for the nearest residency of comfort.
The man, Masamichi Yaga, made his way into the building, and circled his way up the stairs, thinking about the recent occurrences. He hadn't planned on visiting his favorite attraction so soon, but the sudden burst of negative energy detected in the area made the higher ups send him to investigate. The place had always been crawling with cursed spirits, and other dark energy; like a beehive, the bees always came back to their honey, even though their queen was nowhere to be found. That was until something crawled its way into the home like a rodent, a type of energy that sent everyone in high alert, for something of its presence had everyone questioning the worst, even the mere thought of Sukuna returning had crossed of few of their minds.
