Black Pentagram

Unlucky Morpheus' song 'Black Pentagram' delves into a world of dark fantasy and mysticism, weaving a narrative that is both haunting and captivating. The lyrics, written in Japanese, paint a vivid picture of a dreamlike castle shrouded in purple mist, where the protagonist is guided by a mysterious voice. This setting establishes a surreal and eerie atmosphere, hinting at themes of otherworldly guidance and the supernatural.

The recurring imagery of a 'black star' carved into the forehead and the notion of showing someone a nightmare suggest a ritualistic or cursed experience. The protagonist seems to be offering a form of dark enlightenment or awakening, where the recipient's heart and soul are transformed. This transformation is not benign; it is marked by the presence of sin and blood, as seen in the lines about a beautiful friend reflected in a mirror and the blood that stains their skin. The song explores the duality of beauty and sin, and the idea that one's inner darkness can be both a curse and a source of power.

The lyrics also touch on themes of revenge and resurrection. The protagonist speaks of lending a curse and using the royal blood flowing through their veins to bring about a rebirth. This rebirth is not just a physical one but a spiritual and emotional awakening, where the protagonist's soul takes over the recipient's body. The imagery of opening a door and making a pact with a demon further emphasizes the song's exploration of forbidden knowledge and the consequences of such dark alliances. 'Black Pentagram' is a rich tapestry of gothic and occult themes, inviting listeners to ponder the allure and danger of embracing one's inner darkness.