"An investigator into the Occult has found that she has been kidnapped and drugged into unconsciousness.
"When
she awakens, she realizes with a growing terror that she has been
stripped nude, and held in place by strange vine-like growths with
strange, almost human-like hands at the ends.
"Before
her is some monstrosity, like some malevolent, overgrown Venus Fly
Trap. On either side of it, trapped in pustulous sacks are two women,
mouths agape in silent screams, as their flesh seems to be slowly
dissolving away.
"With a final realization, she
now knows that this is her fate as well, as the mouth of this monster
opens wide, and a tongue rolls about its lips.....
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Edit: In retrospect, this will be my last Halloween themed pic for
the season, as I just don't have the drive to come up with another one
before midnight (typing this on the 31st), and in a way I literally
don't have the Drive (my slow computer problems of late).
As
usual, though, since I have SO MUCH stuff to make such images, I may
occasionally still do a 'eerie' themed image, even if its not that time
of year.
So, have a nice, fun and safe All
Hallow's Eve, folks, and hopefully I'll be in a better spot to make more
eerie themed images for next Halloween season 
Been awhile since I accompanied an image with so much 'purple prose' (I'm not really into fan fiction myself
).
The
'Audrey II" in this image is actually composed of two figures meant to
look like that classic monster; One called "Mean Grean Mutha" (of course
), and another one strangely called 'Beatrix" (not sure why, maybe the name of the girlfriend of the maker of the model?).
), and another one strangely called 'Beatrix" (not sure why, maybe the name of the girlfriend of the maker of the model?).
As
I have said elsewhere, I am into the game "Dungeons and Dragons",
particularly the Pathfinder variation for the past several years.
There
are actually a couple of monsters in that setting that are very much
like a cross between "Audrey", 'Triffids', and "Invasion of the Body
Snatchers:, called the "Body Thief" and the "Moon Flower":
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