Warning: This work has been rated 16+ for language.
Look. No! Wait! Look even deeper.
In the deepest depths of hell, there lies the home of demons.
See the doors, the great macabre doors, made out of the forsaken and unholy matter of the underworld, which is actually a tasteful beige. As they open and you step in, you see the gruesome view of a bloody red room, made of stone and clay. There are creatures unmentioned by name creeping up from cracked pillars and into skulls. The skulls are older than time itself, and blackened by magic and soot from the furnaces which work themselves in the corners of the room. The ground is dead and the skulls look upon nothingness from their empty sockets.
There is also a group of vile green demon mages. Wearing grey robes that cover everything except their hands, feet, and, oh so disgusting, faces. They spew wicked, dark words from their mouths.... hear as they speak.
"My snot is the most repugnant of all," One of them squeaked voice full of pride.
"No it's not. Mine is," another contested.
"My dear, repulsive brethren. Do not argue. You both know that mine is the most despicable, slimiest and smelliest oral secretion that has ever been sneezed into this unholy world, and that," he paused for effect, " is the truth... Now if we could get on with the project." He beckoned with his hands, pointing at the desks that formed a triangle. The other demons grunted hesitantly, but soon turned back to their desks.
"Gurly, could you pass me the spanner?"
Gurly the smallest of the green demons, a goblin with a large and pointy nose, and face full of... zits? looked up "Why'd ya need a spanner?"
The bigger demon looked up from his desk and said "Non of yer fecking business, Gurly, just gimme de dam spanner!"
Gurly looked hurt wearing a devastated look upon his face. He took the spanner from his side and said "Well, ya ain't gotta be so mean about it! But since ya decided to be such a prickly rose, ya won't get the spanner at all."
The demon called Lemp, vile and ugly, also had a large nose. But was the nose pointy? Oh no! His nose was round and about. His eyes were red as fire and his hands had long claws growing out of them.
Lemp stared daggers at Gurly "Gurly gimme the spanner or I will break yer neck," he snapped.
Gurly pondered upon this remark and came to the conclusion that the larger creature could indeed snap his neck, and decided not to test his luck. He tossed the spanner onto Lemp's desk, who took it with his smelly green hands. He started working on his odd contraption.
They all worked in silence until Lemp soon cried out, "Brothers... we have a problem."
The two other demons, both wore a worried look upon their faces as they looked at what was happening.
"I think the dimension modifier is gonna blow," Lemp continued. The three demons looked at a square shaped box, about fifty inches tall and wide.
The biggest of the goblins looked at Lemp in horror "But how?"
"Me thinks, I might've used de spanner tid bit too much."
The big demon was horrified "But if it blows up. Generations... millions of years of work, would simply be... would blown up... Not to talk about how it would affect the dimensions..."
The machine gave a low rumbling sound.
Lemp looked at the other two, "I think we should run."
The three demons jumped up fast and ran. They ran faster than they had ever ran in their long demon lives. When at long last the vile creatures got out of their blood red room, and the horrid skulls, they closed the great devilish doors looked around themselves, to see if there were any hiding places... But no! They saw nothing. They ran even further. It took them a while.
When they were miles away they finally heard a loud bang. They fell down on the dead ground, as the dimensions themselves struck down and went into a pot of hot dimensional lava and screwed the whole world up.
The vile creatures looked upon Gurly who was the first to speak "We're fucked ain't we fellas?"
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Ooh, you started it in second person! I thought that was done very well, I felt immersed and interested. For the sake of improvement, you could work on some descriptions a bit. This one felt a bit weak: There are creatures unmentioned by name creeping up from cracked pillars and into skulls. 'Unmentioned by name' doesn't evoke fear in me, though I think it's meant to. Anything could be unmentioned (even a yellow duck) depending on the circumstances. Add some imagery- does it have razor sharp talons or knives for teeth?

There is also a group of vile green demon mages. Wearing grey robes that cover everything except their hands, feet, and, oh so disgusting, faces. They spew wicked, dark words from their mouths.... hear as they speak.
As I said above, your descriptions could be stronger. It comes down to the old 'show, don't tell' saying. You tell me they're vile, but don't give me any reason to believe. I don't know how they look, only how I'm meant to think they look. What does vile look like? Does it look like a smiley face or like a throat full of thundering darkness? Does a disgusting face look like the Wicked Witch or like a dragon with acne? This would be perfect if you added more imagery.
The demon called Lemp, vile and ugly, also had a large nose. But was the nose pointy? Oh no! His nose was round and about. His eyes were red as fire and his hands had long claws growing out of them.
Here you go! This is the imagery is I need earlier on.
"Gurly gimme the spanner or I will break yer neck," he snapped.
I love the dialogue! Your demons sound cheeky, clumsy, selfish, uncaring... as well as hilarious. Thet set a nice tone to the story and I love their pesky personalities. This aspect was the definitely the strongpoint of this piece.
You ended in a good spot, on a cliffhanger. Now chapter one can begin.
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this sentence is very long and hard for me (the reader) to read. Maybe split it up, or writeAlso why are their really long spaces between the paragraphs? Just one space will do
This mini paragraph is also hard to read. Especially the sentence, 'wearing grey robes that covers everything except their hands, feet, and, oh so disgusting, face.'
I would rewrite it as
I know their is probably an even better way to write this, but I can't think of it right off the bat.
These two sentences have many problems. One, is Gurly a demon or a goblin? They are two different (non-real) creatures. Two, the first sentence does not flow and has quite a few problems. It should be written more or less like this,
one of those commas might not be needed. That is just how I would write it. Also
Looked should be capitalized.
Funny ending.
I didn't find anything else that wrong with it. I like how it is a very mysterious prologue. Not full of information like most. Overall I loved this, it was a great interesting and captivating story. The flow had a couple of problems here and there (which I pointed out), but other than that it was great. Keep up the good work! Can't wait for chapter 1.