Sorry guys, it was a pretty rough weekend and I had to work today so I could update until now
>>23362
uh, ok?
>>23400
almost but not yet, I survived the night
once we got there, we had to wait a bit since there where people inside his office and I was restless because I felt ill and weak and I thought I'd throw up and pass out. Thankfully, it didn't take too long and he received us and asked what was wrong. Mom was the one to speak since, like I said, I could barely walk on my own, much less talk properly to people without spacing out.
He told us he was gonna do a tarot reading and we agreed. He started shuffling them and told me to make three piles. After a while, he started reading them and told us it was a work of black magic and that it was directed to someone else but, since I had wanted to protect my family, I took it for that person instead. He asked mom to go and buy bottled water, paper towels and tin foil? I think that's what you call it and we waited again until he received other clients
We waited even longer and, when he finally called us back into his office, I was feeling half dead.
He took a big glass goblet and poured some water in it and the blessed it, then ripped a piece of tin foil and gave it to me and told me to put in front of me on the desk. Then told my mom to take the goblet and told us to help him pray and that, while we all did that, mom would have to pour the water over my hands and I would have to "wash" them, making sure to do so over the piece of tin foil.
When we were done doing that, he told me to fold it in two and hold it between my hands for as long as I could while we prayed again. I was wondering what he meant by that but since the praying started again, I couldn't ask.
The tin foil started to get warm, much warmer than my body warmth could make it and soon it started to get really hot, to the point where I gasped and had to drop it. When it hit the desk, it was sizzling, like it had been over the fire for a while. The guy dragged it towards him with a pen, making sure not to touch it and, when he opened it, it was full of something that looked like ashes and what he called "black salt", a combination of bones and graveyard dirt, according to him and several people we've consulted since then.
He told me that, whoever had done that work, wanted me to suffer as much as possible and then wanted to see me dead.
He asked us to meet him again in a week and to bring orange juice and some other stuff I can't remember and an antibiotics pill and told me to put three sheets of paper under my bed, wrapped in more tin foil and after that, we went home.