Sisterhood Blood of Our Blood

Moreover, she would have something to do on the nights Queen Henrietta Maria was sleeping with King Charles I. Moreover, this was one of those nights, so they had to rush back. Heidi tucked herself into Faith’s bed, all alone at night for the first since Faith Maria made her the Queen’s Honorable Chamber Maiden and she was in for another surprise as all the sisters would be. Marchosias, a demon of evil, decided to visit her. It was this night that we all learned why Medica had worked so hard to pull her into the group. Marchosias said unto Heidi as she lifted her up, “I smell the blood of the promised one in you.” Heidi said, “I have only the blood of my master whom I must serve till my death, for I am the Queen’s Chamber Maiden.” Marchosias then told Heidi, “You shall suffer tonight greater pains than ever before and you will tell me where the chosen one is?” Heidi than told her, “You do not take from me for I am owned by the queen.” Marchosias told her, “The queen shall not save you. I shall drink all your blood and have the chosen one’s blood.” In addition, with this she did take her spiked razor fingernails and cut on Heidi’s face. She then took hooks and lifted up Heidi’s face as she kept singing, “My queen shall save me.” Heidi was in so much pain that she became unconscious. In her, she saw a black woman sitting on a beach singing, “My queen shall save me.” Heidi, with no face and soaked in blood called out begging, “Stranger, will you save me?” The stranger said, “I shall save, you. Will you tell who I am saving?” Heidi told her, “They call me Heidi; I am the Queen’s chamber maiden.” The stranger then told her, “I have heard great things about you Heidi, about your great love and service to the blood.” Heidi then said, “I know not what you say.” Heidi’s face was gone and only blood covered her now. She could take no chances. Then the stranger said to her, “Do you know the chosen one?” Heidi then started singing, “My Queen shall save me.” The stranger then restored Heidi to her former self-giving her back every drop of her lost blood and her great beauty. Heidi looked at herself then asked, “Which dot am I at in the sky?” The stranger said, “A dot not far from where Máriakéménd made love to you last night.” Heidi said, “I know not this Máriakéménd you talk about.” The stranger said, “If I bring her here to you, would you recognize her?” Heidi said, “If I recognize her I will tell you.” Instantaneously, Máriakéménd appeared before her and bowing said, “Oh my great master, how may I serve you?” The stranger told her, “Take Heidi to the place you made love to her last night, show her the chosen one, and bring her back. Tell her not who I am.” Máriakéménd took her to Ann where their spirits had drowned heavenly wine, and returned her. The stranger asked her, “Do you know the chosen one?” Heidi said, “I have in me and my body that lies below us dying the blood of the chosen one. I am loyal and worship the chosen one. I shall never tell anyone where my god is.” The stranger then asked her, “Do you know that I too am a god and shall bring back your flesh as I have brought back your nighttime world, and shall destroy the evil demon Marchosias. She has brought pain to one who is loved by the master.” Then Heidi saw pure energy and power slowly consume Marchosias as she cried in great pain, yet no one could hear her cry. The stranger had totally blockaded her since she could leave no trace of this demon. The stranger even fed back false information to the demon’s cell sending them on a wild goose chase far away. Heidi was so amazed at the power of this god yet also felt relaxed since she never saw a female god before. Then Heidi watched every drop of blood return to her flesh and her face completely restored. Her body looked better than it was before. Heidi, now on her knees, asked the god, “Why do you want the chosen one?” The stranger said, “She is blood of my blood and blood of our blood. She is me and I am her.” Heidi then said, “Why would you want to hurt the chosen one then?” The stranger said, “I have no thought of hurting my master, for my master is loyal to me, and gave me all that I am as I shall always give her all that I am, for I was inside her and am no more.” Heidi asked, “Why, my god?” The stranger told her, “I am a goddess, a female such as you. To answer why, ‘is still partially unknown, however Medica and I know that she charged the gods before being evil to the universal throne. The evil gods tried to destroy her, yet the god she is to marry brought her back here for her safety. If she is discovered, she will be punished badly by this evil throne, so we must confess to no one.” Heidi said, “I wish I knew this chosen one so I could worship her also. May I ask the name of the goddess I now worship?” The stranger then told her, “My name is Sabina, the sister of your Ann.” Now Sabina jumped into one of her flesh suits and appeared before them, as Máriakéménd was worshiping beside her. They were in a sandy part of this planet as even the sky was brown. Heidi then said, “I also am the sister of one called Ann, which must not be the same one you speak of.” Máriakéménd looked at Heidi and said, “She is the same one.” Sabina looked at Heidi and asked one more time, “Do you know the chosen one?” Heidi told her, “If I did, no amount of torture would ever make me betray her.” Sabina then said, “Blessed is the one who is named Heidi, for she shall someday rule in the heavens.”