The Girl And The Flock

from the dark cruel days of a young lady's life something snaps. letting her feelings take over her, it doesn't take long for the Flock to take over.

Summary

A young lady no older than 19 was getting ready for her wedding day. her heart pounding with the hope excitement of what her life will become. there was only a day or two before her life would forever change. in the morning hours, she was looking for her soon to be...she saw him...kissing another woman right on the lips. she still wanted to wed so she said nothing about it. all day and night that was all she could think of. she could feel her blood boil, and her heart pounds to a different beat. the thoughts started to eat at her mind. but she couldn't give up she still loved her soon to be. The morning of the wedding she got ready just as planned. but the face of the other woman kept coming back into her mind. as she was walking to the sounds of the joyful music she saw the woman watching the wedding. front row seats. her blood started to boil even more than before. her body felt hot, and everyone could see her skin moving like weaves. she took another step and started to yell. as blackbirds started to fly out of her mouth. she started crying in pain. the blackbirds started flocking to the other woman, peaking her, eating her eyes, lips, and ears. both of them died in the end...

Variations

over the years this story has changed but in the end it all ways stays to be about love, being cheated on, and one or all people involved dying by being attacked birds.

Different Readings

A Myth that humans and Koroblins read very differently. humans read this tale as a horror story of losing one's self. while koroblins find this as a tale that speaks about gaining more power and becoming stronger.

Use in arts

it started as a song for kids. "1rst was love, the little lady was happy to wed, 2nd was the lie! he kissed another miss, next was anger, don't forget sadness, can't leave the hate behind. last was the wedding where she cried and cried, the birds came, and killed them both!" paintings and statues showing birds flying out of young woman's mouths, or young women being killed by birds. started to become common, viewed as a classic art topic to show off in your work.