Mama Scylla

One day, you were sunbathing on the beach. There is no one else here, you are fortunate to have found such a quiet resting place.

However, good times didn't last long. The clear sky suddenly turned gray with raindrops pattered on you, you had to put away your blanket, looking for a place to take shelter from the rain.

You arrived at a cave entrance by the seaside. This cave looks unfathomable, with faint, heartbeat like sounds coming from inside.

Just as you were about to sit down and rest for a while, suddenly, a song caught your ear.

How wonderful the song is it, magnificent like the colorful Great Barrier Reef, gentle like the warm currents of the Indian Ocean? You involuntarily walked towards the source of sound - the depths of the cave.

As you staggered deeper, the song became clearer in your ears. It was not sung in human language, but you can understand its meaning, as if the sound directly presented the picture before your eyes.

At first, that song was about pure temptation - the figure of a beautiful woman dancing gracefully in front of you. Her plump figure exudes maternal charm, while the pair of large, mother only breasts seduce your appetite.

Then, the song began to narrate human history - from the first discovery of fire, to the rise of the Han, Rome and Persian, then to the Industrial Revolution, internal combustion engines, atomic energy... it was like a mother proudly introducing her child's achievements, yet containing pure rational negation - because these achievements were not worth mentioning before an infinite existence.

Finally, the song began to sing about the darkness and splendor of the universe, sing about a distant nebula, a chance encounter, a meteor, and a great experiment on Earth's life.

When you reach the deepest part of the cave, the mysterious blue light restores your vision - you see that woman, dignified and beautiful, like maternity itself, protruding from the sea with a naked upper body, smiling at you and spreading her arms.

"You are finally here, my child. Come to mommy, don't be afraid."

The woman said. However, you noticed that beneath the seawater beside her, countless ominous, tentacles wriggled.