Hansel and Abel

In the shadowed whispers of the forest, two brothers, Hansel and Abel, find themselves ensnared in a tale far darker than the bedtime stories of old. Lost amidst the gnarled trees, their innocent quest for shelter leads them to a looming edifice that reeks of sugared deceit. The old crone within, her heart as black as the house she dwells in, offers them sanctuary, but at a sinister price.

In this grim narrative, the witch of the woods meets her match-not in the form of a savior, but a reflection of her own wicked soul.

Abel, once the protector, spirals into the abyss of his newfound cravings. The witch, recognizing the darkness that blooms within him, forges an unholy alliance. Together, they embark on a macabre dance of death. "Hansel and Abel" is a chilling tale that twists the threads of innocence into a tapestry of horror. It is a story of transformation, not of triumph, but where the line between victim and villain blurs into obscurity.