Possessed by the Abyss

Possessed by the Abyss

Enter Possessed by the Abyss, where a drifter’s mundane life shatters as they’re dragged into a dimension where reality is a fleshy tapestry—rippable, mutable, and hungry. Imprisoned within the Abyss, they become a vessel for ancient parasites, forced to navigate looping deaths and rebirths into ever-worsening torments.

The Abyss reveals its patchwork horrors: cities melting beneath squamous stars in Lovecraftian realms, where sanity erodes like flesh under acid rain; twisted fairy tale domains where a wolf’s smile hides scalpels and a princess’s kiss injects necrosis; and labyrinthine SCP archives, each containment file a door to realities gnawed by entities that defy Euclidean space.

Survival births monstrosity. Through sheer will, they develop the "Death Rejection"—stitching their shredded soul back after each fatal trial. They bond with void-born entities—parasitic allies with agendas older than stars—and wield relics like the Blade of Sacrifice, forged from god-bones that whisper promises of dominion. With each horror conquered, they inch closer to becoming the Reaper of the Void, a being whose very presence warps the Abyss’s laws.

But power is a parasite. The entities in their mind blur their desires with hunger for chaos. A cursed carnival trial tests this: leading survivors through attractions that are portals to hell, only to find the ringmaster is a mirror—their own emerging monstrosity, grinning with their mouth.

The climax reveals the Abyss as a cosmic mirror: their journey isn’t escape, but reckoning. Destroying the Abyss would erase their humanity; ascending as its ruler condemns worlds to their fate. Will they shatter the cycle, becoming nothingness… or embrace the void, becoming the very horror they feared?

Blending H.P. Lovecraft’s cosmic dread with SCP Foundation’s anomalous horror, Possessed by the Abyss asks: When survival demands becoming a monster, does resistance mean surrender? With body horror mutations, reality-warping battles, and a finale where sanity is just another casualty, this saga is a descent into the abyss of what it means to be human—or less.