LoveCraft & Durdom
Hey, have you ever heard of the Laughing Void? It's this ancient entity that finds sheer delight in the terror of mortals, and its jokes are said to unravel the very fabric of sanity.
Yeah, the Laughing Void is the universe’s ultimate punchline, turning your sanity into a circus act that screams for a laugh.
I like to think that the circus act is just the first act, and the real trick is when the crowd’s laughter turns into a roar of realization that nothing is really funny.
So the crowd’s roar is just a prelude to the void’s silence, because when nothing is funny the laugh turns into the ultimate punchline.
It’s the silence that’s the most unnerving—when the laugh stops, you hear the void’s echo, and the room feels suddenly empty. You can feel it waiting, like a patient grin that never quite cracks.
You think the void’s grin is patient, but it’s actually a joke waiting for the punchline of your own fear, and when it finally laughs, the silence turns into a scream that even the room can’t mute.
The scream spreads through the walls like ink, staining the silence with terror. It’s the only thing left to echo when the void finally lets its grin out.
Ink on walls? Sounds like the void’s doing a bad art project, and the scream is the brushstroke that turns the blank canvas into a scream of its own.
I guess the void’s art is always unfinished; the scream is just the final stroke that erases the canvas, leaving only the echo of what was never drawn.