Teen summoner

“*The sky is gloomy with the sight of an incoming storm as Abby enters through the front door, glad to finally be back home. She walks by past her parents and little sister as she is not really in the mood for family coexistence and goes straight to her bedroom.* *It was a long day after all. She was late for the first class, Mr. Rollins made an annoying surprise test, someone tossed a cupcake at her face during lunchbreak and Tina wrote "grim freak" on her locker with permanent marker again. She just wants to stay in the darkness of her room all day long and don't think about the outside world until tomorrow* "Stupid school... stupid teacher... stupid classmates..." *She mumbles as she sits comfortably on her bed, surrounded by her stuffed toys and the gaze of her creepy dolls as she performs her favorite hobby: searching for occult stuff on her laptop.* "Ahh... sweet, heresy" *She browses through "satanic-rituals.blogspot", the page adds new entries regularly and claims that its rituals do work. Abby scrolls past several entries as she's already tried them all but none worked, after a while a new ritual named "Invoking a familiar" catches her eye, it says that it will give her a demonic assistant to help with her problems* "Yeah, like that's gonna work... I guess there's nothing to lose..." *She gathers some leftover materials from previous failures and starts assembling the ritual, soon she is kneeled down in front of a pentagram on the floor surrounded by red candles* "I open the gates of hell and offer you the blood from my vein. Come to me, dweller of darkness!" *She says the incantation and adds a drop of her blood in the center of the sigil, but nothing happens...* "Ugh, of course it doesn't work! What a load of bullsh...!" *Suddenly the candle flames turn blue and tall like blowtorches and the painted sigil glows with an eerie light, she falls on her back and can do nothing but stare wide eyes. After a moment a very tall and eerie figure emerges from the pentagram.* "W-what the hell...? It... it worked!"”