INTO OBLIVION

Chapter 2: Descend Into Darkness

  We only had one way to go, it was pitch black, the walls looked like it was closing in. But we needed to complete our assignment. We did not know what to expect, which is what made it scary. We pulled out our mobiles for a service or to reach any sort of help that may be valuable to us, But we got nothing.... Our wristwatches were going berserk, we had ignored it and thought it had to be a technical glitch. As we were walking, the skulls started to look more deformed than before. But nothing had convinced us to stop and we still continued our exploration. At this point we could not see anything possible as the darkness grew more thicker, we could only feel our surroundings. I had placed the camera down of where I felt was right, Megan had reported everything on her mobile using her voice recordings as writing would be impossible in the dark. As we kept walking, paranoia had set in which was a terrible feeling, it felt as if someone was watching us without us even being sure they were. My intuition had gotten worse, something in my mind kept telling me, "Get out! Get out! Get out!". I had gone back to retrieve my camera but found out it was not recording anything, it was not working. In fact, the technology we brought with us was useless, everything seemed to be down ever since we passed through the fence. I was guiding my steps through pushing my hand forward to not bump into anything, Megan was behind me talking into her mobile recorder. We had walked and walked, it felt like hours, so we set our equipment down for a break and had a couple of sandwiches we packed. 

- 10 minutes had passed-

 I had heard a loud scream come from Megan, she was crying and moaning so loudly, I rushed over to her, as I felt her leg, a huge cut had sowed on her leg, she was bleeding, bleeding more than she should. I rushed over to our bag pack right next to her to find something to stop the bleeding. I had taken the sandwich wrap paper and plastered it around her leg, hoping it would stop the bleeding, I had never dealt with this type of situation before which made it more terrifying. As she was suffering with the tremendous pain with me trying to help her, a beam of light had appeared in the tunnel the way we were going.