Disclaimer:
In this story character and flow everything is just imagination. Just everything is imagination. Characters, information, events and words everything is imagination. I'm not Resistance any religion or people. This story neither emphasizing any religion or hurt people's feelings. It's meant to provide entertainment.
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Credits to Marie TB in YouTube.
Intro:
You walked in the endless darkness. You tried, you couldn't take another step but you walked as you bite your lips. The only light source was the small lighter you holding.
Growl*
You blood rushed, the heart and mind screamed it's danger. You have to run, must have to run. But why your legs didn't move on inch.
You darkness hide your shadow too, but the creature can see you in this darkness too. You gulped. Some how you managed to move your foot and hide behind the Pillar and turn off the lighter.
In few minutes the creature walked near the pillar. You placed your plam on your mouth and stopped the breathing, because it can hear. But it's useless, your heart beating faster also you can hear it. Look like the creature too hearing your heart beat. It turn to your side.
Your heart start beat faster. It's Lizard eyes made eye contact with you. You froze and looked at the creature. Creature's tail swayed forth and back. It walked closer to you.
What you can do now, expect pray God to save you. But the thing is the god is the one who ordered the creature to hunt you and devore your skin and bone. Gave the permission to suck all of your blood.
The god abandon you. Who promised to save you abandon you. So, you can only hope the devil will save you.
Deep in your heart you prayed to God, for sent the seven sins to save you. Will the devil save you?
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