First,
There’s Paul,
Pauls a bud, you’ll see. Except right now he’s standing over a rather bludgeoned corpse, slightly smiling with droll amusement
That is Jared, Jared is dead. Long dead. I mean, he couldn’t be any dead….er.
I mean, Charon must be having a bloody tedious time piecing the body together just to ask the mangled, clearly Shaken Jared, “What happened man?”
Of Course Jared will dish out the answer that all have before him, and all will afterwards, “It’s just death, small price to pay, for action without judgment, destruction with impunity.”
Of course, Jared is Dumb as sh*t.
He doesn’t know what that even means, no matter how many times he has repeated it, in front of the mirror, after taking a good old stare. His eyes claiming an ounce of power no man has perceived, but plenty have felt before him.
So now Paul is looking down at the poor creature, who has only molten eyeballs left. God knows what that junk is made of.
The dust and mire, of what one would have called a skull, covered in the most curious of substances, for dog and man alike,
And he has no face, only that rather grim smudge he had stared so long into for weeks. In the mirror I mean.
Jared is a narcissist.
This is the fate that befalls all of the Ehudite Order, beings whose fate is sealed on the adamantine murals of God. And that fate is:
I will achieve great power and then perish. As those with great power find fun in doing, when presented with the scenario.
And something around the lines of: All destruction is an alias of creation and let us salute those imposed and burdened with the devastation, only the bravest can be met to handle. The whisper and torment. All have felt it, but none have seen it. Birth’s callous counterpart.
Shorter than any breath, but longer than any whisper. That will befall the most everlasting of monuments.
Paul knows the contract. It’s quite fun really. He giggles. Then smirks at his college, Bill, I believe. Now Bill, Bill is a story worth telling. Young go getter, robust, likes to write the occasional horror story, of course it’s based off his own work as a detective and then one day he finds out that his wife is dead, and he is in the murder case. Its unsolvable of course. That’s the real mystery.
Our work of art is always irreversible filigree,
The play we ourselves star in is always endless, always.
Always.
Anyway, Jared was quite the bastard to track down. Paul knows it doesn’t quite matter, though. They always end up on the street after, who knows, spending some time burning up old ladies, shooting lightning bolts at dogs and simply having a gay ol’ time. Then they blow up and Its Paul’s job to look down and quite quizzically kneel down to say, “He Won’t be bothering us any time soon.”
He smiles after he’s said it. I mean, Jared didn’t really do much, just a few 3rd degree burns. So he tells Bill to have a nice day, take care of the missus, and rides off. Of course, all detectives, or men of service ride camels to work and would rather avoid the 6pm traffic.
These days, Paul likes to look up at the sky and wonder, has it always been green and if so, has it really been that bright. Wow, if Only Id stare at it more. Because when ya come right down to it, Staring is the human way of saying, you look pretty darn cool, and I think you’re hot.
So, yeah, Paul wasn’t thinking that at all, but he certainly was thinking how screwy it was to be one of the Ehudites, who scorn all those chances to stare at something. O yes, those guys, always doing stuff. Never quite just staring enough.
It can’t be good for your health, no not at all. Actually, clearly not at all. As recent evidence has a funny way of making obvious.
The Ehudites are people endowed with awesome power. Mainly power to seriously hurt someone, or the power to cause lots of property damage in an amount of time normal, staring people could only dream of. Such is the essence of power, in most cases.
Naturally it’s illegal for the Ehudites to exists, but they still do, coz if they didn’t, wouldn’t that be sad. Then we’d have to find something disgusting to do instead of staring and they’d be the ones blowing up on the streets…..Illegally, of course.
Of course, you know all that already and me saying it again is nothing more than a practice in futility.
Jared’s corpse isn’t picked up quite yet. The pastor, who had identified that the belligerent is “Jared Markinowsky, Ithyphallicon the First, is named Dave. He is a devout follower of the faith that all men who bare the name Ithyphallicon follow, like our dear friend Jared. The faith, of Nososoryanimore.
Dave gives the traditional prayer for the recently deceased, which goes as, follows:
“We weep for the callous dead, who saw fit to leave us.
And we hope there is either no pain or infinite pain for him in the eternal life.”
A new pastor comes afterward, An Ehudite pastor, one specialized in these types of death. I think he’s called an Enuidite. This is the prayer that has been uttered time and time again for those of the Ehudites, who chose borrowed time over the ceaseless staring, which, in my opinion, is countless fun.
“We, who have shunned God, and Man, and earth, and water but not fire, but creation and all spirits whom resent us so, especially that oddly coloured sky,"
Pray to nothing but those who would renew our ranks, join us brother, creators of destruction.
“Who tasted decency and thought, nah, Im alright, I think it’d be quite the same, if I were a jerk,
If I were a sorry drag
If I could bring just a bit of destruction
And become destitute of all respect, just for a little fire,
That would be fine
That would be kind, For god cant love us all,
And why not hate us, who feel fine being hated, if it means
People will stare. And kind of are.
Never said it was fair.
Welcome to the droll side.
We the ephemeral,
We the ethereal
We, the “No Longer there.”
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Hey! I'm here to review this for you, obviously, I really hope that I'll be able to help you! Warning, I tend to be a little harsh, but I really am not doing it on purpose >< Kind of... Don't take me too seriously.
If you clarify things better then I'm sure you'll have a great satire, already having got the flow down. Just edit this a bit and tell me on my review thread. I'll make sure to come back and review it for you.

Voice: You have a very strong voice throughout your little satire here. You seem very, well, hateful, and I get why. However, there are some issues with your voice. There are some parts in your satire that disrupt your flow. When you keep saying "of course" and phrases such as that, it messes things up a bit. I would just try and limit the amount of times you use such phrases back to back. Otherwise your reader might end up feeling just as negative as the voice you give this piece.
Plot: I don't get at all what you're talking about in your story. So there's Jared and Paul and Jared is dead, but what I can't understand is the point of this story. Also, who is this messed up form that Paul is looking at? You really lost me on this, somehow you need to clarify just what is happening without jumping all around like that.
Tense: There is a point in the story that you say "Jared is a narcissist." Technically the "is" should be a "was" because Jared is dead now, yes? Unless, if you happened to go back into the past when Jared was alive. If you did that then you should make things clearer to the reader so that we know what's happening.
You spelled colleague wrong, you wrote college which is the school you go to after you graduate.
You have a good flow here, but I can't really help you with anything else because I have no idea what's going on. Suddenly there's a contract and someone named Bill??? You lost me after the first paragraph to be honest
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Keep on writing!
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^ This doesn't look right. It looks a bit like you were writing a poem
This part part need to be corrected:
To:
This needs to be changed to:
I don't get why you have to put "...er." on the end. In my opinion it isn't really needed.
This doesn't need to be capitalized. Neither does this: Or this one:
This doesn't need to be split into two paragraphs:
Needs to be 'you' when narrating:
Hope this helped!