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I wait. I wait and watch; watch with one single, singular goal. A goal born of necessity, survival and desire. I wait with a patience which is incomprehensible to you and your kind, silent and invisible, ever alert, never sleeping, watching for the chink, the tiniest of cracks which I know, one day, will come. Will come and welcome me in.
I see you all, assured in your confidence and complacency, secure in your impudence and infallibility. I see each and every move as you drift through your time in presumption of immortality, unaware of the miniscule; the invisible threat which hides in every fissure. I see it all and bide my time, waiting always to seize the chance that I know will come.
And then, in a split second, in a moment which is as unpredictable as it is expected, I see my opportunity, and I am upon you. I am as alert as you are unaware; as swift as you are slow as I seep into your being and set about my work, my purpose. There can be but one outcome now; my victory assured as all too late you seal the cut.