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[EPILOGUE]
Still I wonder why this should be my final journey
Still one victim left to feed the 9 from death
But the Woman With The Hourglass told me
To follow the wolf for the last time
[this is where the track ends, but the booklet features the following additional text]
Somehow we walked the chapters backwards
And 9 minutes after we stood in the hal
Where all my dreams began
4 blue coloured demons were gathered by the entrance
they somehow sang or howled in rhymes
we all went through the hall
and there I met the 4 others of the Firt 9
they were carrying the one who was left behind
the one I didn't give life
he was heak and was soon to be dead
we all stopped in front of a throne made of glass
there the Crystal demon dwelled
he looked at me and sai
[The Crystal Demon]
Why didn't you use the 9 words in your chain?
I told him that I didn't know
The language in the Chain
[The Crystal Demon]
Too bad
If would have lead you to a journey
Where the last victim could give life
To my dying demon
I will send you back to where you belong
But my dying demon have to enter your body
And you will always be
One of my First 9 demons
I will always be able to control you
And contact you through your dreams
Until you understand
The 9 words in your chain
I guess you have to find them in your dreams
And when that day comes
There will be new journeys for you to go
Oh what they di I do not know
Time will pass or time will show