Creepypasta: The Hunt

Creepypasta: The Hunt

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This story takes place in the first person point of view of Connor Henderson, alongside his three lifelong friends, the smart-assed (Yeah, there is going to be swearing, sorry) jokester Alex Kaine, the random, outgoing Isabel Jenssen, and the tech savvy, nerdy but sarcastic, Robert Belfast. He is returning to the woods he was as a child, where something terrible happened. A creature virtually ruined his life. His friends all tell him that he was seeing things, and his mind was playing tricks on him in the dark, but he still believes it was something else. He comes armed and ready. But... What he finds in the place where his childhood was destroyed... May be far worse than he'd first imagined.
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