A week passed, and all seems fine. The little Nelly remained silent about the mirror in her room. Her parents didn't seem to see her act strangely or out of place, all was normal, or so the fiend reflected it to be.
But when the hours struck midnight, while all were asleep, the house or... Mirrors went live and acted as live beings. Creating interesting shapes and outrages scenes, that casted out light, for no one to see.
Though one night, the little young girl was thirsty for some water, and left her room to seek some into the kitchen quarters. That's when she witnessed the strange lightning creatures, entering and leaving the mirrors all around the mansion.
It was at first frightening, though a sight not to miss. At least, that was what she though, the little bliss. So many sparkling light bodies, dancing around the halls and stairways, big enough to be considered an abyss.
With that being on, she continued walking towards the kitchen door. Though as she entered it, she faced yet another mirror, one, darker than before. From there she stared at herself, stared at the fiend controlling everything. But that couldn't be her? Or was it. This twisted image that identified itself as a result of a horrible accident. Nelly looked scared now, looking at her disfigured self. It was like something had chained her to the ground, not letting her escape.
"You are mine, as I am yours. Together she was restore, this world, to its fullest force!"
Growled the being from the glass and edged up its lips into a disturbing grin. Now the girl had to feel something from within.
Though as she took a step towards the mirror, the lights in the room flickered in. In came the house maid, holding out a candelabra and wearing a sleeping gown.
"Nelly, why are you so late up! At this time of hour?"
She explained and the maid nodded. Once she drank the glass she offered her, Nelly took off to her bed and laid on it. The face of that being that was representing hers, it was wicked and horrible... A curse. It was a strange mystery, she had to intersperse.