An Incarceration in Bh'Yhlun

"An Incarceration in Bh'Yhlun" is a short story by author Ian Davey. It forms the second part of his Bh'Yhlun series of post-apocalyptic Mythos fiction.
==Synopsis==
A survivor of the return of the Old Ones, a young girl who has dubbed herself Glyph in the new world, has been captured and imprisoned in the living tower of Bh'Yhlun. There, she meets a mysterious man named Stanley, and the two escape by using a magical incantation from Francesci's Cult of the Necronomicon which allows them to hide in the bowels of a guardian Shoggoth. Not trusting Stanley, Glyph ditches the man and heads off on her own, using a newfound ability to see ley lines to navigate her way towards an unknown destination.
==Characters==
*Glyph, a young orphan girl alone in the insanity caused by the return of the Old Ones.
*Stanley, a mysterious man with a command of the occult information contained within Francesci's Cult of the Necronomicon.
*Nyarlathotep, the otherworldly messenger of the Old Ones and lord of Bh'Yhlun.
==Publication History==
"An Incarceration in Bh'Yhlun" was first published in the online zine Nightscapes #3 in September 1997, and received a printed release in Dark Legacy #5 in May 1995.
Category:Ian Davey works
Category:Expanded Mythos Works
Category:Bh'Yhlun series