Story by Paimon ❗ Willow's orphange was a privately owned orphanage known as The Fairmount Children's Home. It was opened in Alliance, OH, in the 1870s by Mr willow. While some of the children there were orphans by death of their parents, many of them were simply abandoned by parents who couldn't afford to care for them. Mr Willow was the owner and as well the headmaster of the said orphanage home was said to be a cruel man.. He tortured and even slayed the children who lived there. Tales of abuse at the orphanage were numerous; children were whipped for wetting the bed or hung on coat hooks and locked in dark rooms as punishment. Many children also perished on the property from disease. That is, until one night in 1944. According to legend, the children rose up against the headmaster and hanged him from a pipe in the basement.

The headmaster supposedly began to haunt the orphanage, looming over children's beds and appearing as a shadowy figure in the back of class photos. As this continued to occur, the orphanage was mysteriously burned down. The fire gutted the building and slayed many of the orphans while only few of them survived. All that remains is a patch of grass and the cornerstone of the original building. Months after the fire, neighbors continued to complain to the city mayor about the strong smell of smoke. People walking through the field felt as though they were being suffocated. And, creepiest of all, they heard the cries and screams of the orphan children. Because of this, the surrounding houses have now been abandoned....

About to summon Paimon ❓ Summoning King Paimon in particular is a difficult process, You may even have to do some demon-managing, as Paimon is listed as one of the Four Kings of Hell in earlier grimoires and must be appealed to in the correct order to ensure they obey the magic practitioner. “This type of conjuration of spirits can involve a potentially complex navigation of the bureaucracies of hell, compelling lesser spirits to do one’s bidding by resort to the names of their superiors.”