The Suicide forest

I couldn't believe it, I had to go find my sister. She could of been dead for all I knew...
I had to go look for my sister, she went missing almost a year ago in a forest called the 'suicide forest'. The police had been looking for her ever since and nothing had been found, so I went to look for her myself. My sister Sarah visited Japan a year ago to go investigate the mysterious 'suicide forest' and take some pictures of it for her photography career. The curiosity filled me with fear, was she dead? I couldn't be sure of it so I decided I would go look for her myself.

Finally after 6303 miles and after 12 hours on a plane I arrived at Japan. I decided to get the best nights sleep as I could so I could wake up early tomorrow and go look for Sarah. I lay on the hotels cold ,crinkled mattress thinking about what could have happened to Sarah. As I woke up , the blazing sun peeped through the curtains lighting the room up. Once I was dressed I rushed outside of the hotel to catch a taxi and get to the suicide forest immediately - however there was a problem I couldn't get to the suicide forest straight from the hotel so I had to find the nearest destination to walk there.

Eventually I arrived in the middle of nowhere but as I turned around I glanced at what appeared to be a Hut. I cautiously approached the hut and opened the door inside there was a desk and a computer but nobody was here? I felt a breathe tickle the back of my neck as I turned around my heart was beating out of my chest...

A tall man deeply asked "Can I help you?"
I replied with "I'm looking for the suicide forest, do you know where it is?"
He said "Yes I do, but it's very dangerous"
"My sister went into the suicide forest a year ago and never returned, I'm going to look for her," I explained.
"I don't think it's a good idea, I've never known anyway return from the forest who entered," he gasped.
"Well I need to find her and I'm not leaving until I have," I yelped.

I was willing to do anything to get my sister back, after an hour the man finally gave in and showed me where the forest was located to. I felt my spine shiver with dismay. He led me into the forest which was disturbingly quiet, not even the slightest noise could be heard, apart from the trees ruffling in the calm breeze. The man murmured "There is no going back now" ...