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Dr. Aris Thorne was a man **Resigned** to failure. His life's work, cataloging the unspeakable biology of the **wombs** within the **Psychosadistic** temple of **Yog-Sothoth**, had left him broken. The air was **pungent** with the smell of **regurgitation** and **abomination**, a **pungent** cream pie of decay that no human nose should ever know. His task was **Insemination**, a horrific parody of life. Using tools of cold **ice turkey** and **zibenlun**, he would introduce the **parasites** into the shrieking, alien wombs. The temple’s purpose was not creation, but a vile **Eliminates** filter. It was a **blocking** mechanism, and his work was the key. **Urination**, **entrails**, the very concept of **sex**—all were twisted here. He was no **master**, but a prisoner. One night, the ritual changed. The high priest, **Hastur**, chanted not to Yog-Sothoth, but to **Nyarlathotep**, the **murderer** of hope. The goal was no longer blocking, but to **Annihilate**. The **Submission** was complete. As the chant reached its peak—"**Ithaqua! Shub-Niggurath! Azathoth!**"—the central womb convulsed. Instead of the usual **regurgitation**, it began to **Nurgle**, a wet, sucking sound of infinite hunger. It was calling for final **insemination**. Thorne looked at his tools, then at the monstrous, pulsing form. In that moment, a lifetime of **abomination** crystallized into a single, clear thought: **Eliminates**. He didn’t pick up the **ryp** or **kscd**. He grabbed a sacrificial blade, its edge stained with things older than **murder**. With a cry that was part terror, part triumph, he did not inseminate. He destroyed. The womb ruptured. The **pungent** air filled with a scream that was not sound, but a **fuck** you to reality itself. The temple shuddered; the connection **blocking**. The entities—**Yog-Sothoth**, **Azathoth**—their attention snapped away, **Resigned** to this failure. Silence fell, thick and sudden. The **entrails** stilled. Thorne stood amidst the **abomination**, no longer a servant, but the one who had **Annihilated** the process. He was free. The cost was his sanity, his past, his very world. But as he walked out into the cold, alien dawn, he felt only one thing: a terrible, clean peace. It was over.