kitzumaki

Alone. Trapped. My heart beat raced, sending blood pulsating through my body, throbbing in my mind. I tried the door knob again, but no luck. It was still stuck. Rusted shut form many years of abandonment. Rusted shut to prevent me from escaping. I wanted to scream, to call out for help, but I knew no one would hear me. The rest of them were gone; their lifeless bodies strewn about the dense forest floor, their warm blood sticky on my hands as I tried to revive them.  But their lifeless eyes stared up into my dirt streaked face, and I knew it was too late. I should have never have agreed to come. I knew it was stupid and dangerous, bu

Alone. Trapped. My heart beat raced, sending blood pulsating through my body, throbbing in my mind. I tried the door knob again, but no luck. It was still stuck. Rusted shut form many years of abandonment. Rusted shut to prevent me from escaping. I wanted to scream, to call out for help, but I knew no one would hear me. The rest of them were gone; their lifeless bodies strewn about the dense forest floor, their warm blood sticky on my hands as I tried to revive them.  But their lifeless eyes stared up into my dirt streaked face, and I knew it was too late. I should have never have agreed to come. I knew it was stupid and dangerous, bu