Trapped in the Woods
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  • Reads 809
  • Votes 116
  • Parts 9
  • Time 59m
Ongoing, First published Jun 19, 2015
The Ancient Zumerbast Civilisation is of a great interest to many students studying in Boston.
So when some students go on a study trip to the village, they are forbidden to go into the forest because of some weird happenings in the past.
Young, immature and a lover of mysteries and thrillers, Rosinda is not scared by some 'grandma's bed time stories'. She's intrigued by the stories but also believes they are just for the kiddos. So one day when she decides to sneak into the forest she regrets her stupidity.
There are lots of tales about the Hunter Crackers to hear about. They look like large hounds but they're much larger, heavier and stronger. It is rumoured that they ate away the entire civilians because a couple betrayed them by running away into the forest. Rosinda finds the story funny but most people believe in it. There have been deaths in the past but no one dares says a word for they know the Hunter Crackers would repeat history if they needed to maintain peace in the Village
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