The Contract had an air of esoteric mysticism when it covered topics related to the universe’s deepest secrets, yet it was gratuitously specific regarding the wrath of Thotash and the penalty for default. Huge swaths of the unholy text were dedicated to the terrors and woes that would fall upon those who failed to meet the Terms, including pestilences of the skin, debilitating afflictions of vital organs, nameless horrors from forgotten dimensions, and the “rain of teeth, ” though whose teeth was uncertain. Article VIII, section 3, subsection B was particularly unsettling, assuming one had sufficient familiarity with anatomy to grasp it fully . J. Zachary Pike
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The contract was written in a way that showed its true meaning when you read it. The contract was like a warning or a threat, meaning the contract is using the fear of something terrible happening to someone for them not to follow what is in the contract. It also makes you think of an individual's body and how it works and most likely will fail you if you do not follow what they suggest in their contract.

Source: The Cabal Of Thotash

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