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The Storm Bringer. Electric guitar improvisation over a Loop

Storm Chaser: The Hunger Beneath Part One: The Storm Bringer (AI-created) The storm didn’t break—it answered his call. Rain lashed like barbed wire across The Widow’s windshield, the highway buckling into a churning black vein beneath the tires. He’d taunted the sky with those three words, “Come on, then,” and it obeyed, lightning slashing precise wounds that lit the horizon green. The red eyes in the rearview weren’t gaining; they were converging, summoned by the pulse in his veins. He gripped the wheel harder, the .38 forgotten under the seat—pointless against kin. The ’78 Torino bucked through the flood, engine snarling defiance as wind clawed at its frame. He stomped the gas, rocketing toward the funnel’s hovering maw, black tendrils writhing inside like veins in a colossal throat. The red eyes—three pairs now, glowing crimson through the deluge—flanked him, engines absent, vehicles impossible. They were the Devourers, half-formed horrors his bloodline had ripped from the ether in forbidden rites, bound to serve the bringer. The radio shrieked his father’s voice amid the guitar wail: “Awaken it, boy. Or they’ll take you hollow.” The birthmark seared beneath his shirt, that coiled storm-eye igniting like hot coal. He tore open his collar, glimpsing its pulse green—alive, etching runes into his skin that hadn’t been there before. The Chase Ignites Tires screamed as The Widow hydroplaned onto a shattered overpass, debris exploding outward like shrapnel. One Devourer lunged from the left—a swirling mass of shadow and jagged metal, humanoid limbs ending in scything claws. It raked the Torino’s flank, shredding quarter-panel steel in a shower of sparks. He yanked the wheel right, smashing through a guardrail into open flats, the funnel’s pull yanking harder, sucking up abandoned trucks like toys. Another Devourer vaulted from the murk ahead, coiling tornado legs propelling it in bounding leaps. Lightning from its core speared the ground, cratering asphalt ten feet shy. He swerved, clipping its form—icy rot stung his face through the cracked window, reeking of grave soil and ozone. The Widow fishtailed, rear end slewing into a spin, but he powered through, gravel spitting as he straightened. The third closed from behind, red eyes blazing, whispering winds that buffeted the car sideways. Test him. Break him. Their voices slithered into his skull, not words but hunger. He glanced in the mirror: faces flickered within them—his father’s grin, others lost to the storms. Rage boiled up, feeding the mark. The sigil flared brighter, and instinctively, he slammed his palm against it. Power jolted through him like a live wire. The Secret Unleashed The Devourers shrank—not in retreat, but submission. The flanking one dissolved into wind, reforming as a barrier that deflected hailstones the size of fists. The rear hunter surged ahead, clearing a path through the funnel’s debris vortex, swallowing a tumbling billboard whole. They weren’t hunters. They were his. The hidden secret crashed home then, carved into his mind by the sigil’s burn: the mark wasn’t a curse—it was the key, a living conduit forged in his mother’s dying blood during a ritual gone wrong. It bound the Devourers to the bringer’s will, extensions of his fury, amplifying storms into world-breakers. But the price clawed at his soul: each unleashing eroded his humanity, hollowing him into the storm’s eternal vessel—unless he fed it a true tithe. Pure blood kin. Her face flashed: the woman, not lover, but sister—hidden from him, planted as bait to trigger his awakening. She’d begged him not to follow because she knew: her death would seal the pact, granting full control. He’d left her bloodied in that motel, not stolen goods, but the sacrifice half-made. The Devourers craved completion. The funnel engulfed them now, the Widow spinning into its eye—a calm void ringed by howling chaos. He laughed, wild, as the sigil spread across his chest like ink in water. The Devourers orbited, awaiting command. No more running. He was the storm bringer, vessel, or king. The chase had just begun—for her, wherever she gasped alive. "Credits to ‪@ImprovGuitarJams‬for suggesting a sequel! thanks Bri ☺️ 🙏! please check him !" #InstrumentalMusic #ElectricGuitar #BassGuitar #Improvisation #Jamming #MusicLoops #LiveLooping #ElectronicMusic #ExperimentalMusic #GuitarImprovisation #BassImprovisation #MusicExperimentation #GuitarImprovisation #BassImprovisation #LoopingCommunity #LoopBuilding #originalmusic #loops #instrumentalguitar #stratocaster #stomp #amplesound #guitar #fender #gibson #guitarist #MusicProduction #GuitaristLife #InstrumentalMusicLovers #ElectricGuitarMusic #BassGuitarist #MusicLoopsCommunity #LiveLoopingMusic #ExperimentalGuitar #GuitarImprovisation #BassImprovisation #MusicExperimentation #GuitarRiffs #gibson #nighthawk #BassLines #InstrumentalCompositions #GuitarLooping #MusicCreation #GuitaristCommunity #InstrumentalArtists #GuitarMusicLovers