It was an ordinary night, Elisa's parents were leaving that second honeymoon day and would be alone at home.
Elisa was a very rebellious and festival girl, so she took the opportunity to have a party with her friends. Elisa began with "truth or daring," a game that consists of asking a person "truth or boldness? If he says the first thing he has to answer a question with sincerity, if he says dare the person chooses one of the players he will choose His punishment.
After Irene's turn, it was Elisa's turn. Elisa said she preferred daring and asked for a challenge made by Maria, which consisted of going to the village cemetery and shouting "Atreveos muertos, kill me !!".
Elisa was very competitive, so she grabbed her slippers and a flashlight and went to the cemetery. Her friends, to be sure, went to the graveyard after her.
After a long time walking through the deserted streets they came to the cemetery and Elisa fulfilled part of the challenge.
"This is only the first part of the challenge. "You must spit in that tomb from far away." Elisa approached but before spitting to the grave he read on the tombstone:
"Elisa Ramírez Mendoza, your family will never miss you. Day of death: today"
Elisa screamed in terror, turned to run to her friends, but ... they had disappeared. Just where they stood were three other tombstones:
"María Sánchez Román, we want you to be in a better place." Day of death: March 3, 1894 ".
"Irene Garcia Irasonda, we all feel your death." Day of death: March 3, 1894 ".
"Rosa Martínez de los Riscos, we wish you the best in your new place Death Day: March 3, 1894".
It was the name of her friends. At that moment he heard a voice:
They died, years ago, all together. They died in what is now your home, doing the ouija. You're doomed. You will die, yes, you will. They hate you, they want you to die because they need more souls in pain to stay alive.
Elisa turned in the middle of the speech. It was a woman dressed in vintage with her dress stained with blood a knife nailed to the head. She had no pupils. Elisa died on the spot.
Her parents upon returning home found only three names engraved on the floor: "Maria, Irene, Rosa and now Elisa"
