Behold, the flood. It's coming, will you make it out alive? Will you sink or swim? The roads we take and the paths we walk all lead us to the same destination. Hell. Did you find an escape? Did you find The Escape?
Behold, the flood of judgment is upon us and none are exempt. Who's side did you choose? What light lit your path? I can only say enough. My words are no match for your bleeding ears. It's time to make a choice because the end is near. The end is upon us. The King is coming.
Behold, the flood.
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