The Reign Of Darkiplier

Chapter 19: Getting out

The monster must have heard us both talking because it has suddenly appeared in front of us.

“M---! What are we going to do? It’s here!”

“I have an idea.” I picked up the chest. It was kind of heavy but I managed to throw it at the monster. The chest shattered and the key came out.

“Wow! You’re so strong.”

The monster got pissed off and it began chasing me. “Tiny Box Tim, go get that key. I’ll meet you at the door.”

I ran as fast as I can. The place suddenly changed and it had hidden traps. I almost got hit by the spikes on the wall.

The monster is still behind me and the walls began closing in. I have to run faster, now!

Before I could react, the monster grabbed my neck from behind. It began to lift me up and just held me there. It was waiting for the spikes to close in on the both of us.

I began to kick the monster behind me. I have no time left, any second now and the spikes will be an inch from my face. I kicked as hard as I can until the monster let me go.

I ran and jumped as far away as possible before I got trapped between the walls. I made it but the monster didn’t.

The monster shrieked in pain until it slowly got crushed. All that was left is a pile of blood flowing on the floor. The sight was horrifying. Good thing I got out. I don’t want to imagine myself getting trapped in there.

I began to find my way back and went into a big loop until I have found Tiny Box Tim again.

“M---! Thank goodness, you’re okay. Let’s go open the door now and get out of here.”

“Alright.” I took the key from Tim and opened the door. Light began to pour out. I couldn’t make out what’s on the other side. The light felt good and inviting. I trusted my instinct and went for it. Tiny Box Tim followed from behind.

I feel enlightened as the light covered me. I feel so good. I have also recovered some of my memory.

I finally remember meeting Tiny Box Tim before. I finally remember going to places that are scary and fun at the same time, but I still couldn’t remember why I got to those places. The bigger picture is still missing, but at least I am slowly getting close to my identity.

I still couldn’t remember my name though, but I know that I will soon. The light has given me hope and strength to go on. My wounds have healed too.