The folder read out “Satanssong.exe.” I opened the file, and of course, “Satanssong.exe” sat there, waiting to be activated. Only a few people have listened to it without being afflicted with dementia, paranoia, and ultimately death within a 7-day timespan, but those people have even gone missing after listening to the dose.Īfter a couple days passed, and I did some research, I came home from work, only to find one file on my desktop. Apparently "Satan's Song" was a banned and rare I-Doser. Why was this popping up and leaving the screen so quickly? Were they trying to hide it, but unsuccessfully? I went to Google, and punched in "Satan's Song." I came up with some boards about supernatural internet phenomenon. The text read out the following "Satan's Song." I began to slow the footage down until a near standstill, where I could barely make out the text. The result flashed in and out like it did without recording.
I start up my camera, hoping to catch the unnatural result on film.Īfter searching it a couple more times, just to be sure, I stopped the recording and looked over the footage, at the original speeds. At first, one result flashed in for a split second, but then disappeared once again. I eventually came up with the great idea of searching 'Satan'.
I was rather bored, so I was just searching the word 'rare' and 'exclusive'. I came across this one day in the I-Doser store. What if I told you I found the most rare I-Doser that's ever existed? There are well over one hundred 'doses' or 'dosers', and some can be incredibly hard to find. Have you ever heard of an I-Doser? I-Doser is something you can find on the internet that is used to achieve the simulated feeling of a 'drug' through the usage of binaural beats. If you're patient, you'll wait for the newest edition.
Author's note: Yes, I'm straying from The Trilogy of the Three for a bit to work on some other stuff after my absence.
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