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Nuestro Peor Error Fue Entrar A Esa Sala De Juegos Abandonada Historias De Terror- Voces De La Noche · Niebla en el bosque con Evelith von

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  If I could go back time, I' d definitely be back to my
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  high school days. I met my best friends and spent my best days with
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  them and without hesitation, I would live it again. My name is Mario.
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  I am currently forty- three years old. Decades ago, during my
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  youth I studied at a high school in front of a square back then.
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  That place was filled with life full of students who gather between classes and also
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  after them. However, with the passage of time, the square has fallen,
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  unfortunately and has been forgotten by the majority. Now, their dark and
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  abandoned corners seem to be drawn from the darkest nightmares or from a horror movie.
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  Children' s games and video machines lie torn by time and covered by
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  dust and shadows as if they were frozen in time, trapped in a world
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  of darkness and abandonment. Today, I decided to return to the place out
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  of pure nostalgia. Upon arriving I realized the sad and decadent situation in which
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  the square was located. The lights barely penetrated the darkness that hovered over the
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  place. It was then that a macabre and tempting idea took over my mind.
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  Why not gather my high school friends to explore this abandoned place in the
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  middle of the night, just to have some fun. Gathering my friends wasn
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  ' t complicated. Certainly, I kept in touch with them most of the
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  time, but we had not met again in several years. However, when
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  I mentioned the situation of the square and shared photographs of the place, we
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  decided to meet as soon as possible. My friend and John was the first
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  to arrive, followed by Jesus, who had not changed anything in years.
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  Finally, Abel arrived, accompanied by a subject who, observing him more attentively,
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  turned out to be the watchman of the place. Abel had managed to
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  get us permission to spend a few hours of the night in the place,
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  thus preventing us from entering illegally. However, the subject, whom I will
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  call Victor, told us that once we entered we would only have a couple
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  of hours, as the square closed. As soon as the mall closed its
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  doors. After that, Victor would retire for dinner and come back at midnight
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  just to open the door and get out was long enough. None of the
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  four wanted to stay longer armed with flashlights, battery on cell phones and any
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  other provision. We decided to wait for the mall to close its doors to
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  get into what we certainly thought would be a good adventure. Finally, after
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  a while of waiting, the moment the doors were closed, the four of
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  us went into the gate across the street. We barely got in. We
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  realized that time had stopped at that place. It was as if we were
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  back in time watching all the children' s games that were there when we
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  were students, the video machines turned off generated some restlessness and the smell of
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  moisture. It just showed that he had spent a lot of time without activity.
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  The watchman' s cry announcing that he would go to dinner was the
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  last thing we heard before he closed the door. We looked at each other
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  at the time. The idea that it might not have been the best idea
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  of all came through my head, but when I noticed that Jesus was the
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  first to take the first step, he gave me the courage to follow him.
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  As we walked among the dusty benches where we ate before, we remembered
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  old times, former companions and companions, as well as mischief that we came
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  to do in our time. All of a sudden one was heard creaking in
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  the distance. We knew it was due perhaps to the dilation of the objects,
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  to the change of temperature or perhaps some rat. It was what kept
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  us calm. A few meters ahead, there were already children' s games.
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  With the flashlight I illuminated the face of what seemed to be the old
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  carousel, the face of a worn character still smiled. Abel came up with
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  the idea of getting on and taking a walk. John made him second and
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  also climbed up when Jesus and I were about to participate. In the distance,
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  one heard the laughter of a child, who as much as we were
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  amazed, even though it was not heard near us. Listening to a child
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  laughing at those hours and in the dark was not normal. John commented that
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  it was perhaps the echo that was still preserved in the place, but that
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  explanation did not really reassure us. Jesus commented that perhaps it was time to
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  retire, but it took only a few minutes and they would not open the
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  door for us. So we decided to continue, although now we did so
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  with greater silence. We passed right into a plaground, a big game where
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  children crawl between plastic tunnels through suspension bridges and slips. It was also full
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  of dust. The truth I did not remember very little, or I did
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  not pay much attention to it, but it was Jesus who told us that
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  he did. We passed it by when suddenly we heard that someone ran over
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  the suspension bridge the four s we turned around and pointed out the flashlights.
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  Right to him. We could see the bridge was still wobbly. Juan exclaimed
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  suddenly pointing to one end of the game, we could see the silhouette of
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  a head, peeking out of one of the tubes and then hiding in the
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  shadows. Juan commented that the safest thing was that it was a child who
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  stayed there, that he had not left. But the truth was a very
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  chilling place for someone so small to stay there. Just in case it wasn
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  ' t enough, it was heard that on the other side of the game
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  someone was running and again the laughter of a child rang in our ears.
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  All four of us curse. At the same time, being honest, I
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  was already freaking out. We pointed out the lanterns in all directions, as
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  the steps of not one but several children were heard everywhere. Abel told John
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  that he was not only a child, but that many of them seemed to
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  be dead. Jesus stepped forward and shouted at us to follow him and leave
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  that place. No need to think about it. Twice we ran behind him,
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  leaving behind the laughter of the children, just to get into the video
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  game area. At that time, if one of the four had said he
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  was withdrawing from the expedition, the others would have agreed. But I don
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  ' t think anyone dared to say it or prove they were afraid. We
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  were already somewhat agitated when we just passed a video machine where Juan and I
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  played. It was a dance machine. Juan got on it and invited me
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  up too. I barely got hold of the protective bar. My hands were
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  filled with dust. We knew it didn' t work, so we disguised
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  a couple of steps, and right then, one of the continuous machines where
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  we were turned on by itself. Abel said out loud that this could not
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  be possible. The guard had assured us that there was no electrical power in
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  the place. We approached to see and it had indeed lit itself. Abel
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  searched for the power cable and found it disconnected. Suddenly the screen changed colors.
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  We walked away from it and suddenly went out, like the flashlights,
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  leaving us in the full darkness. The four of us tried to light the
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  flashlights, hit them, took them off and put the batteries in, but
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  none of the four of us lit again. Jesus already felt something desperate and,
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  being honest, so was I. In that I could see how Abel
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  pointed to one end. We realized that in the distance from there the silhouette
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  of a person did not seem to move, it was only still. Everything
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  seemed to indicate that he was targeting us. Juan greeted us by telling him
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  that we had permission to be there, but the silhouette did not move at
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  all. The tense silence surrounding us and the immobile figure in the distance gave
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  us an increasingly intense sense of discomfort. We were wondering who or what might
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  be watching us from the dark. John tried to establish contact again, asking
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  who he was, but the lack of response only increased our concern. Abel
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  proposed moving in the opposite direction, trying to avoid any possible confrontation with the
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  mysterious presence. Anyway, we had to go back where we came from,
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  because it was the only way out. With every step we took in the
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  dark, the atmosphere seemed to become denser as if the same darkness and dust
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  were enveloping us. I was worried about the figure we saw in the distance.
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  He was still standing without a mobile muscle, but he seemed attentive to
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  every step we took. I began to notice that the shadows around us moved
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  and that each object creaked in a terrifying way, without letting the demonic laughter
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  go to what we would have previously found a logical explanation. Now we were
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  just very afraid. Finally, we came back to the blackground. My sight
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  had already become accustomed to the darkness and, apparently, also that of others,
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  since we did not take our gaze from the game, fearing that some
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  child would peek out and suddenly frighten us a terrifying noise behind us broke the
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  silence. It was a demonic voice that told us to get the hell out
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  of here. Making ourselves an altar of fright, we look in every direction
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  trying to identify the origin of the sound, but we only find shadows and
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  the echo of our own agitated breaths in s s or the figure we saw
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  earlier appeared closer to just about four meters from where we were. Despite how
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  close we were, he still couldn' t tell his face. However,
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  out of nowhere he came very quickly to us and there we could see him
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  well. He had a demonic face, lifeless eyes and his body deformed with
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  his long arms that ended up in claws. In that, two brilliant orbs
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  appeared in what appeared to be his head. I realized that it was time
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  for us to leave, I asked my friends to keep moving forward, but
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  each seemed absorbed in their thoughts, as if they were hypnotized. I tried
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  to pull them, but it was impossible. They weren' t taking any
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  steps. I looked at the dark figure and asked him to let us go.
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  I promised her we' d be on our way all of a sudden.
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  The silhouette blinked until it faded At my glance, Abel, Jesus and
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  John reacted and began coughing everyone complained that they could not breathe and that they
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  were stealing their breath. We left as fast as we could. As we
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  walked towards the exit, we could hear that behind us the laughter of the
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  children in the game began to be heard. I didn' t dare turn
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  around. I went on my way out. Jesus was leaning on my shoulder,
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  so quietly I asked him not to turn. We got to the food
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  area. I looked at the clock and realized that it was only a few
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  minutes before the watchman came back I noticed that the silhouette had reappeared, but
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  this time he had stayed in the game. I don' t know if
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  it was right what I did. After that, I came as close as
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  I could to where the silhouette was and apologized for invading his place. Besides,
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  I assured him that we would never do it again, but that he
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  would please let us go. The figure didn' t answer me. However,
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  it faded again before my eyes and, as by magic, the lanterns
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  lit again, the shadow was again the same and the feeling of fear was
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  still latent, but we knew that things would be quieter from now on,
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  with the return of light, our hearts were filled with relief, even though
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  fear was still clinging to our thoughts. However, we knew that we had
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  managed to get unharmed out of an experience that we would never forget. We
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  rushed out of the square, thanking in silence to have managed to escape from
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  whatever had stalked us in the dark. Upon arriving at the exit, we
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  met Victor, the vigilante, who watched us with an expression of surprise and
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  concern, without stopping to explain what we had just lived. We went out
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  quickly to the outside, where the moonlight and fresh air received us. Outside
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  the square, we took a moment to catch our breath and process what had
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  just happened. I could still hear the laughter of the children in my head
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  and I know that my friends had a similar feeling. In the end we
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  meet in the department of Juan to take a well- deserved rest and talk
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  more calmly about our experience. Although none of us could fully explain what we
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  had witnessed, we realized that there are things one cannot play with and it
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  is better to leave. In the past, today, that place still exists
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  and there have been documented cases of strange appearances on our part. We think
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  they' re real. Written and adapted by the language of the sorcerer