THE UNDULATED WOODS.

Chapter 1.

I am a Priest in a Temple. The Temple is not a large one, it is a small temple, which can harbour seven people at a time. The temple is near one of the largest highways in the country, the temple is visited by hitch-hikers or the travellers, and by resident of the small town. I was residing in a small town; however, I reside at the rim of it. Coming back to the point, I am a Theist, I have belief in supernatural manifestation, as being a priest, I was involved in sanctification of house, newly opened garages, shops or clinic, but I haven't been face-to-face with apparitions or spectre. I believed in these supernatural beings, however, as I was a Theist so I was more inclined towards Holy ways, and I would tell as the story progresses.

I happened to come across the supernatural force, ten years ago and I vouch for it.

Before becoming a priest, I was an electrician. After completing my high school education, I enrolled for technical education, as I didn't excel in academics. I decided to have practical knowledge in the field of electronics. To be candour, I choose this field as I didn't want to get indulged in studies, I was shabby when it comes to studies. Albeit the electrical filed wasn't a piece of cake for me, however, this field was an excuse for me to refrain from studies. After completing my course, I got a job as an electrician in a company. The company was in to BPO, they had an international call centre, and it was in the big city situated near our town. My work there was to check the electronic boards, voltage, and if there is any technical issue, so I use to sort out. There was no change of dilly-dallying there, the issue wasn't regular, so my job was to supervise the electronic boards, and check the equipment's in the office are upkeeped. I always carry a suitcase, which was stuffed by technical items which includes pliers, screwdrivers, fishing tools, duct tape, power drills, voltmeter, flashlights, rubber gloves, helmets, torpedo levels, utility knives, wire crimpers, testers and many more. The job seemed to be easy, however, it wasn't easy as it demands focus, and also safety standard is at top priority. As it was an international BPO so I worked in night shifts too.