She ran through the forest as fast as she could, barefoot due to the rushed timing.
For the 50th time she checked behind her to make sure she was far enough away from him, but still she kept running.
In her loose yellow sweater and jean short skirt she ran for the hills, coming to a brook. The small noise the ripples made was oddly calming, but now wasn't the time.
She shook the thought of stopping from her head as she eased through the shallow water to the other side of the forest. This side was different, it wasn't cold and dark like the one she had just run through. No. This side was bright and charming, full of warm winds and beautiful birds. Except her attitude flipped from fear-fueled to rage induced. She ran with heat in her veins and anger in her mind, towards where? She didn't know.
She had an intention in the beginning: Escaping him. Now? No idea. The atmosphere began to annoy her as she began to profusely cry hot tears. She couldn't make out many figures but a beautiful white-barked tree.
She dug her short nude nails into the husk of the tree, tearing away it's beautiful outer layer. Splintered were her hands as she continued to claw into the inner layers of the now bloodied tree.
Her vision became impaired once more as she forcefully tore up the once beautiful scene but what now looked as a crime scene waiting to be investigated.
Black figures swarmed her eyesight as she cried black tears. Her eyes: Black. Her blood: Red. And so that's what happened.
Black monsters emerged from the pooled red blood and drug the girl to the edge of the forest near a cliff. Their gross exterior covered the girl in burn marks, excruciating pain took over her body as she was held by the monsters over the cliff.
They then let go causing her to crack her head open on the jagged rocks she had landed on.
3 Days Time~
News Report: Local Police found Ilene Valentine at the bottom of Snake Cliff on October 17, 1986. Ilene was the victim of a suspected suicide with a history of schizophrenia and psychotic episodes. The Valentine family knew that Ilene was missing from the house at the time and supposedly told news anchor Joey Clark the following statement: "Ilene was the sweetest girl but alway has the tendency to talk to the air. We never knew what she was talking to. Her being 18 we thought it was only her mental disorders and didn't bother to stop her as we were afraid she would violently respond, but now we're not so sure it was just her mind playing tricks on her. Maybe it wasn't something or rather someone we couldn't see."
