MooseInATrenchCoat - Page 2

Mommy hasn't talked since we got here. She spilled red milk all the way here. Maybe she's tired, because she's been sleeping for a long time. The boy from home saw me leave with the monster. I wonder if he will come get me and mommy. The monster stays in the cave for most of the day. He eats meat from the back of the cave. I wonder if he has hamburgers. I would love a hamburger. I haven't eaten today because mommy was making hamburgers, even though that's what she always said when I w... Read Full Chapter

Azai bolted after hearing the scream, not caring about my shouts for him to stop. I knew. The monster had already gotten what it wanted. When I finally caught up, he was just standing there, staring at the ground. There claw marks in the cobblestone and A blood trail continued all the way until the forest line, probably continuing until the mountain. I moved forward. The claw marks were as deep as my leg was high. I looked back at my brother. This is what he would have to face.

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We walked again for hours. The mountain seemed to be far away still. How were we ever going to get to the monster? Zara still hasn't spoken. I'm scared. Not of what's happening. Of what may happen. Not of her. Of what may be her. I don't see fear when I look at her. I see courage. I see determination. I wonder what she sees in me. Scared? Weak?

She still doesn't talk, leaving the forest to fill my ears. The sound of birds chirping. The sound of wind. The sound of--- ... Read Full Chapter

They're coming for me. I can sense it. I have gotten away with everything for a half a year by now. Many have ventured to find me. Many have failed. Those who have found me are still in my cave. At least what's left of them is. All were knocked down, only some got up. When will they learn? I am undefeatable. Most fight. Some talk. When they talk, I tell them. I tell them what they will become upon defeating me.

None believe me.

All are foolish.

All must be killed.

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I woke up to the light from the horizon. Azai was already packing up, he looked startled. This would be, what, the fourth time? “Hey you’re up!” His face changed to a cheerful look, obviously fake. “Yeah” We didn't talk much, as we packed, or as we walked. No one spoke. Azai was still scared of something, was it me? Read Full Chapter