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„He best be sleeping, otherwise I might put him down myself“   “What, do you want to complain him to death?”   “Do you want to go first?”   “Hey I’m surprised you haven’t complained so far.”   “Well it could be worse. If this was some creepy, foggy forest I wouldn’t have left the car to begin with”   The two figures slowly creeping through the woods talked and teased back and forth as they crossed between the trees. A half-moon was casting its gentle glow over them, illuminating the forest ground beautifully as the trees barely caught the li

!!Disclaimer: Due to small edits I made to the story I exceeded the upload size limit and had to separate the original story into 2 part (A and B). These edits do not affect the overall story itself, so if you’ve read it before you’re not missing out on anything, I won’t discourage anyone from a second read though. For those who haven’t read Part A, a link will be in the description below! *** Left on his own again Samuel hung the hose back into the aquarium and turned it on for a bit to offer Lilly a change of water which she readily accepted. He meanwhile took the time to wash the dishes, then returned to turn off

Samuel was cautiously driving down the long strip of asphalt that could barely be called a road at this point. Living fairly remotely had its upsides, but it still came at the cost of the road to get there being littered with holes and so slim he would have to dodge onto the fields to the side of it if he were to ever meet someone out here, because it was barely broad enough for one car to drive on to begin with. Leaving the road behind him, he entered his spacious property through the forest that surrounded it, the house and most of what was his built into a large natural clearing. As he pulled up towards the house, he immediately noticed th

My name is Zoe. I'm 17 years old and perhaps not the most social person you've ever met, but I suppose I'm somehow fairly good at making friends. We recently moved house, crossing several states and thereby cutting pretty much any and all connections to our former friends in a matter of weeks. We, that is my mother, my older brother, my younger sister, and of course, myself. I don't want to talk about my dad in public, all you have to know is that we don't have any contact and for all I know, he might as well be dead right now. I'm not here to discuss my family issues though, the only part that is important is that we moved and I lost pretty

In a small, lonely town in an overall very rural area, it is a rather common occurrence that the people living there get along quite well with each other, barring the occasional exception, and sometimes people might even refer to the entire population as their second family. It is in those small communities that certain holidays and celebrations are especially festive due to their nature of bringing people together, such as Thanksgiving, Christmas and even Halloween. The latter was especially popular amongst the youngest among them, but with an overall great sense of community, it was sometimes up to the older among them to make Halloween wha

*** Disclaimer: Being that this is a Halloween Special, I do not guarantee the integrity of people's bodies, though I don't feel like I overstepped a line and need to flag the story as mature content. Please consider this if allergic. *** To anyone who reads this, know that I’m putting this out there solely as a base of knowledge for anyone interested in the subject matter. You will also have to acknowledge that none of the things in this document are more than an educated guess, trying to explain what happened to me and the people who were with me. I do not encourage anyone to pursue the same goal I did, though I feel better knowing t

When I came to, I initially couldn't think straight because of a banging pain in my head. I didn't know where I was or how I had come here, nor why I even had to wake up to begin with. When I managed to keep my eyes open and my vision from blurring, I raised my head slightly to find Chris to my right. “You better don't tell anyone about this part of the story,” he said with a laugh, though his face made it clear that he was glad I was back. “Wha-What happened? I feel like I had run against a wall a couple too many times,” I asked back. When I tried to touch my head where it hurt, I only found a slightly wet sponge on

Humans love peace, don't they? That's how I used to think when I was younger. However much I had enjoyed playing war related games and the likes, deep down I've always been at least somewhat aware of the bad sides and that I should be thankful that it was just a game to us at the end of the day. Well, I knew that much, but I still somehow wound up in military service in the end. I guess I've had the dream, if you'd want to call it that, that by serving I'd be able to bring peace to more people and keep those save who already were living a peaceful life. Not having particularly good grades and no other plans for my future didn't help either I

Many people are fascinated by that which is far away. Most if not all foreign cultures possess some kind of wisdom, knowledge or secret, be it true or false, that can bewilder or baffle us. Their origins are as diverse as those secrets themselves and are often a direct result of their perception of reality, of how things appear to happen in the world. The things that are especially interesting in this regard are gods, spirits and demons, or whatever they might be called in their respective culture, which were often credited as the reasons certain things we couldn't explain were happening. However, as much as we tend to generalize things in ou

It was early in the morning, barely a couple of minutes after they had left their base camp somewhere deep within the Tolemshal forest. The night had been short, mostly because they were naturally too nervous to find peace in the enclosed space that they had to find shelter in in order not to attract unwanted attention. The camp had been set up by them three days ago, an agonizingly long time considering the combination of stress and boredom each and every additional day they had to spend in this hellhole meant for the crew. There were certainly more dangerous locations on Felarya, but the sheer prospect of leaving the safety of Negav to go o