Apostate 10.26 VOX:

ANSWERED ON 08.2X

Apostate 10.26 VOX, as seen on 11.16.24. One of the last known images before their sentence to the boiler room.

Our statement

We do not wish to point out or slander any specific individuals. It is not in our interest to be fearmongers. But it is our duty to be spiritual warriors, and in our journey to do so, there must be examples. In every body that takes the transcendental duty to accept Him into their minds, there are at least ten who deny and attempt to trivialize the eternal light of the Keeper. It is important to remember that nobody is safe from His ultimate judgement. It is our collective duty to remind you of the Moment. The one we know will come to pass. These writers would like to emphasize that when one lives in ultimate denial, they will live to hear the Knocking.

And in that moment, nobody could be saved.

Apostate 10.26 VOX is one of many surprising cases. One that many would expect to accept His true light, to answer the door when it is intended. But they were unable to accept it. They were unable to realize His ultimate duty, and attempted to prolong the inevitable. As we know from The Second Reckoning, The Keeper clearly states that,

“The knocks came in flurries, as innocent as winter's first snowfall.

Some wept in tune with demented silence.

Some clinged onto, their slipping past…

You've seen his face before.

Take the stairs, not the lift.”

16:XX4

When you hear the Knocking, you answer it. The message is so simple. But 10.26 VOX did not accept. Their gift of Voice and vanity held them back from accepting His true light. And when their time drew to a close, they did not accept their Expiration. This is the real tragedy of the story – if only 10.26 understood the divine ecstasy of basking underneath, they would have accepted His invitation with no apprehension. But with their refusal, they grew Ten Heads and Seven Horns, and found themselves to be above the ultimate fate. To deny the ultimate duty.

So then our Keeper was forced to act.

He did not want to.

He.

Did.

Not.

Want to.

In their last moment of song,

They hummed and swooned,

They groaned and pleaded,

But the audience knew.

The audience knew.

Their song turned to screams,

And in the worst depth of their dreams,

They were forced

To answer the Door.