Back at the old Myers house, the Voice, now fully in control of Michael Myers, stood silently in the darkness, preparing for the event it had long anticipated—the Harvesting. The planets in the solar system would soon align, a rare cosmic event that would imbue Michael's body with unimaginable power, granting the Voice complete invincibility for 24 hours. It would become an unstoppable force, capable of annihilating anything in its path.
But the Voice didn't truly need the power. It had already conquered death itself, and its strength was far beyond the limitations of Michael's mortal form. The Harvesting was simply a tool, a means to amplify what was already an unstoppable force. Still, the ritual was ancient, something the Voice had awaited for centuries. And now, it was here, in the old Myers house, ready to begin.
The room was filled with an eerie silence, the kind that seemed to absorb every sound. Michael's body, unmoving, was merely a vessel for the dark entity that had taken hold. The mask—iconic, emotionless—hid the truth that the man inside was no longer in control. Michael Myers, the relentless killer, had become something far worse.
The Voice whispered to itself, cold and calculating. "Soon, they will see… they will know what true power is."
It looked around the dilapidated house, the very place where Michael's long, bloody history had begun. The floors creaked under the weight of years of decay, the walls cracked and peeling. The house had seen more than its share of death, and now it would be the center of something much larger.
The Voice was patient. It knew the police, the authorities, even Laurie Strode's granddaughter would be preparing for something—desperate attempts to stop what they could not possibly understand. But it didn't matter. No human could comprehend the forces at work here. No amount of planning or preparation would be enough to stop the Harvesting.
It could sense them out there, moving like ants, scurrying to put together their feeble resistance. The Voice laughed softly. Let them try. It would be futile. When the alignment began, nothing on Earth could stop it.
The Voice glanced at the darkened windows, waiting for the first signs of the alignment. It was close now—only hours remained. Soon, the planets would fall into place, and when they did, the full power of the Harvest would flow through Michael's immortal body.
As it waited, the Voice allowed itself to enjoy the silence. There was a certain satisfaction in knowing that no one, not even Laurie Strode or her granddaughter, could stop what was coming. The world would witness something far more terrifying than the legend of Michael Myers. It would witness the rise of a force beyond comprehension.
The Voice smirked beneath the mask, imagining the chaos that would unfold once the Harvest began. And when it did, it would finally step out from the shadows—no longer just a whisper in the dark, but a god among men.
And it would watch as the world burned.
But for now, it waited. Let them plan, let them gather their forces. It was only a matter of time before everything they knew was consumed by darkness. The Harvest was coming, and with it, the end of all hope.
