MooseInATrenchCoat

Zara, lived in the cave, fearful of what she had become. She dared not eat, fearing that if she did, then she would want more and become the monster like the last. She lived for years without food. Until one day. She fell asleep.

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The beast fell to the ground. Dead. It was done. Finally, the beast has been defeated. A wide grin spread across my face as a puddle of red formed around the beast. A laugh escaped my lips. "It wasn't a man! It wasn't Azai! It was me! I defeated the monster! It is me who has it's blood on my hands!" I yelled at, I wasn't sure who. I looked at the blade of my knife, and saw that my face was smeared with crimson blood. I looked down to see that my clothes were stained the same color.

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The boy that saw me is dead. Was it my fault? He told me to run. I distracted him. Now Mr. Monster killed him. He told me to run, I ran to the back of the cave. Turns out, the monster didn't have hamburgers. He had -- people. All the adults that he ever attacked were -- eaten or dead. My mommy. She's missing her arms and legs. The red milk doesn't come out anymore. But she's still gone. She smells yucky! Mommy never smells yucky ever! She always smells of flowers and fruits, but not n... Read Full Chapter

I screamed. Azai was -- gone. The monster laughed. I felt rage bubble up inside me. Filling me. Fueling me. The rage blurred my thoughts. I couldn't think. All I knew is that I wanted -- needed to kill that monster. His warnings that I heard earlier, dissolved into nothing. Before I knew what I was doing, my knife was out of my pocket and in my hand. I leaped, stabbing the monster in his head. Read Full Chapter

The monster stalked out of it's cave. It was black and it's fur almost resembled feathers. It had giant teeth, resembling a kitchen knife, if it had doubled in size. It's claws were huge, as I predicted before, considering the deep claw marks left after every attack. "So, you're the next one. Ha! I expected a man, not a boy!" The monster's deep voice echoed around the pit. "You will be quick. Unless you choose to listen." So debating. That was his game. "What do you have to say! You'r... Read Full Chapter

He was here. The next one.

Will this one talk?

Will this one fight?

Will this one try?

Will this one run?

Will this one listen?

Will this one ignore?

Will this one live?

Will this one die?

Yes.

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Seeing that little girl being taken -- killed, made me want to find this monster even more than before, and this was on my watch. I took my sister on this rollercoaster with me. I wish I made her stay home. I wish I snuck out while she slept. I wish I didn't put her in danger like this. If she gets hurt, like the little girl -- I don't know. I can't think about this! I have a monster to defeat!

After about six hours of walking. We finally get there. The pit surrounding the ca... Read Full Chapter