"The Things at the Periphery are Now at the Gate"

#0062. In the tomb, the nightmares are more prevalent. They were always a plague but they are worse as the walls close in and the air escapes into nothingness. In the prison, he sees everything as a threat. He is protective but does not understand what he is protecting, nor what is protecting from. These beasts roam the periphery of his skull. They are all knowing, omniscient in their world, because they are servitors of his own treasonous brain. They form an army on his outskirts. They roll up their siege tower to his gates and prepare to starve him to death.