β Scribed by Clive Barker
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Boone se encuentra en tratamiento psiquiΓ‘trico bajo los cuidados del doctor Decker, quien le hace creer que ha cometido una serie de espeluznantes asesinatos. Boone intenta suicidarse y en el hospital es visitado por Narcisse, un muerto viviente que le habla de un tenebroso lugar llamado Midian. Se trata de un cementerio lleno de subterrΓ‘neos habitados por seres como Narcisse. Boone huye hacia Midian y es seguido por Lori, su amante. Decker alerta a la policΓa para que destruya Midian y a Boone. Por su parte, Boone comparece ante Baphomet, el dios de la Muerte que reina sobre los cadΓ‘veres vivientes. Baphomet bautiza con fuego a Boone y lo convierte en Cabal, asignΓ‘ndole la misiΓ³n de reconstruir lo que por su causa ha sido destruido.
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