This was not where he wanted to be. And, with every last bit of hope and desperation reeking out of him, Ambrose was on the floor, practically pleading with the Dark Lord himself. This was most unprecedented, seeing that there were far better ways to get around this, but the warlock was at his wit’s end, trying for any sort of combination of getting out of the cell. He needed a Hail Mary, if he could even call it that after all this time.
As he sat on the floor, practically defeated, he spotted a few things in the chambers, things he hadn’t thought of so clearly before, and finally, after much thought and consideration, it was like a whole new plan had been formed. Perhaps not the most feasible of plans, but it certainly was enough to get his blood pumping and the brain working once more. Desperation wasn’t a good look on him, but he knew what he needed to do. Having crawled over to the array of items, giving him one last shot at this opportunity of freedom, he placed the various occult things around him, forming a half circle, and beginning a small chant, allowing for the otherworldly possession to break through.
With his eyes closed and falling into a meditative state, the guide pulled him in and his spirit ran with it through the other side.
Appearing in the bedroom in front of the stranger wasn’t part of the plan, and perhaps there was more to it than could meet the eye, but this was not where he was meant to end up. And, as he watched the other for a brief moment, he wondered if the other could even see him. Assuming it was a mortal however, Ambrose had a glance around the room he appeared in and quickly sighed to himself. “I’ve got the worst bloody luck.”
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