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Está Experiencia Casi Acaba Con Mi Vida - Historias De Terror - Voces De La Noche · Niebla en el bosque con Evelith von

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My parents were all adventurers, addicted to adrenaline, adventure and travel. I
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have always believed that they were both very lucky to meet each other, because
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a couple that is exactly yourself, but of the opposite sex must be something
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very difficult to find. I never understood why they decided to have children.
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Don' t misunderstand me. They were not bad parents, quite the contrary,
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nor for a single moment did I doubt their love and have had more
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experiences and adventures in the world without my age reaching double digits than most of
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the elderly in a lifetime. But at the same time, I have to
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accept that the lifestyle that my parents tried to maintain was perhaps not the most
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convenient thing for a child, we lived in a caravan and never stayed in
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a place for long, so it was hard for me to feel stability or
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make friends. However, Dad taught me, which had me at a higher
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level than many children than if they attended a real school and despite our adventurous
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and somewhat unstable life. Whenever my mind travels to my childhood, I cannot
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help but remember it as a mostly happy stage. Our travels and photographs could
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well fill a museum. However, there was an occasion when the trip was
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not only not fun, but it was also very scary for my parents,
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but especially for me. I was about nine years old. At that time,
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my parents were somewhat tired of forests and forests, so we packed everything
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and started the trip without a course. Fijo Dad asked my mom and me
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where we wanted to go now and as my birthday was approaching. Mom said
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I had to decide where I wanted to spend my birthday. That year I
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thought about it for a moment and finally said I would love to go to
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the beach. I had a long time left and I missed making sand castles.
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I didn' t have to say it twice to get them to start
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looking for a beach. They didn' t want one we' d already
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been in. They wanted a new one where we could stay a couple of
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weeks and have new things to see, but they didn' t find anything.
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They had been traveling practically since their 20s and there were very few places
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they had not seen from Mexico. In fact, I had heard them talk
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about going to China or any other country to explore it. That' s
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where I fell asleep, too. After two or maybe three hours of driving,
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I woke up several hours later when I heard some fuss. Outside,
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Dad had stepped into a street where he stepped on something that made the tire
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prick and the people who had seen the incident were helping him. I don
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' t think I' ve ever met people more charitable and willing to help
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others than the one who doesn' t have much, that flat tire was
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the spare, so I didn' t have a refaction and as it was
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getting dark there was no place where I could buy a new one, so
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he decided that we would spend the night there and in the morning we would
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continue our journey. And, as I said before, people were very kind.
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I guess it also had to do with the charism that both Mom and
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Dad radiated throughout my life. I rarely remember a person who didn' t
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like any of my parents. The people there adored them instantly, to the
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point that in a matter of a couple of hours there was already a small
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party where my parents were the stars dancing and telling their fantastic anecdotes that I
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had lived in their marriage of almost fifteen years. I was playing with the
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kids in the neighborhood, who were even more surprised by my nomadic lifestyle.
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Many of them believed that such families only existed in fantasy books and movies.
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I don' t know at what point in the conversation it came to me
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to say that my dad was the bravest man in the world. I didn
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' t mean it to brag about it. I guess a lot of girls
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think their dad is the bravest and strongest man in the world, but at
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least in that group I was sure my dad was. But one of the
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kids told me his dad was much braver and we both started arguing. It
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was a simple fight of children saying in a loud voice the exploits of our
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respective parents that we ourselves considered a synonym of courage. I quickly took the
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lead. He spent a lot of time in the family and knew a lot
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of things, like the time my dad killed a snake by the tail and
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whipping it against a tree, or the day he jumped into an iced river
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just to save some kittens that a heartless one threw from a moving vehicle.
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The rest of the children were absolutely impressed by how great my dad was,
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but that kid wasn' t going to give up that easy, because as
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soon as he felt he was losing the fight, he told me very surely
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that his father was the bravest, because he had entered the devil' s
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cave. First I let go of a burlesque laugh. Throughout my life I
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had heard many legends and I would even dare to say that, along with
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my family, we had seen something other than something that had no scientific explanation,
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such as the day a child was asking for money on the road at
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night. We all saw it, however, which when we were a little
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closer with the intention of giving him money and some food, the child was
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no longer perhaps could tell some of these stories at another time. I remember
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the reason I laughed was because I had never heard anything like the Devil'
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s cave, so I thought it was just a lie to scare me.
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However, the children were very surprised by the statement of my ten- year
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- old opponent, who, seeing that he did not understand that it was
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the Devil’ s cave, told me his story. The truth wasn'
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t a good story, basically because you didn' t have much information about
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her. All he told me was that the devil lived there and that anyone
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who had the courage to enter his cave ended up dead. Sarcastically, I
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told him that if his dad had gone in there, then he should be
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dead. So there were only two options. Either his dad was lying or
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the legend was lying, but he quickly defended himself by saying that only the
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bravest people are the ones who can get out. We both still fought with
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the adults to ask them about that cave. When Dad heard it, he
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was quite intrigued. Dad loved to explore caves, he was very experienced and
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thought he saw it as one more of his adventures. But the people told
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him it was really a very dangerous place. No one knew exactly how deep
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it was without mentioning that the few who had entered said they seemed to have
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several entrances that had no way out. Losing was very easy and in fact,
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several people had been lost over the years. That is why the Community
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had chosen to put up several precautionary signs. I assumed that with the passing
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of the years, the adults would tell the children that the devil lived there
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so that they would not approach. It was easier for an infant to believe
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that before he realized he could get lost in there and I didn' t
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have that problem. Since I was using reason, I had learned that every
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adventure had to have basic rules for not dying and as I said before,
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Dad and Mom were all adventurers, so when they knew there was a cave,
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which had been very little explored immediately, they wanted to go see it,
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so the next morning we woke up early. Dad went to get the
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refill, we said goodbye to those nice people and we got back on the
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road. I guess everyone knew we were going into the cave, because the
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night before Dad had asked them for exact directions to get there. I don
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' t remember right now if anyone told him not to, but I don
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' t remember anyone encouraging him to do it either. Of course, I
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suppose most thought that with what they had been told the night before it had
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become perfectly clear that we should not enter however, a few minutes of search
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later we found ourselves in front of that cave. Indeed, he had signs
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not to enter and there was a lot of weed around. It seemed that
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the people out there were sensible enough to listen to the ads. Mom and
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Dad prepared backpacks, food and water, as well as a small remove first
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aid and ropes. That' s where we put our helmets with flashlight included
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and we went in. I never liked exploring caves. I didn' t
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understand what kind of fun there could be in seeing stone everywhere. I was
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more of a jungle. Walking in the grass and seeing all kinds of animals
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other than bugs or bats was something that he certainly preferred. A thousand more
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times we went in a little more and there was no big deal. Dad
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and Mom appeared a little disappointed after walking for several minutes, without even being
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able to see morciélagos or some animal living there. You know something for the
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album and a new story to the list. Suddenly, however, something began
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to change, it was like the air. I don' t know how
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to explain it. It just felt a lot heavier as if our survival system
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told us it was time to turn around and leave. Unfortunately, that system
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that most of us have was very widespread For my parents seriously, there would
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have to be a real tornado in front of them so that they would begin
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to consider that we were in real danger, so we continued with our scary
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walk. Dad was marking the way with a phosphorescent paint. I had been
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perfectly instructed over the years. If I separated, I had to stay calm
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and look for the exit route marked by my dad. It had never happened,
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but still, Dad never forgot to do it. To this day I
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can' t tell you why our helmets went out. My parents were very
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impulsive and addicted to danger, but that doesn' t mean they were stupid.
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They knew perfectly what they were doing and those batteries were always loaded,
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but even if the helmet light went out, the backpacks had rechargeable flashlights.
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But even if we knew that, the fact that the light on the three
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helmets had gone out. At the same time it was already in the category
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of rare stories to tell. I felt my mom' s warm hand at
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the same time as she told me we were going this way, so to
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a dark one if my eyes did not get used to the darkness, you
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followed it without quibble. I felt that we moved to one side instead of
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in a straight line, which was the route we were following at the time.
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But it was mom and she knew perfectly well what she was doing.
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When, all of a sudden, a flash behind my back made me turn
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to the part that I heard my dad' s voice curse because his flashlight
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had burned and followed. I heard how I asked yours to my mom At
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that moment, the hand holding me loosed me leaving me totally alone at that
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point. I screamed, but it was like I could listen to my parents,
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but they didn' t listen to me. I started Hiperventilating myself had
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been prepared countless times, especially all kinds of scenarios, but it was one
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thing to do it in the comfort of daylight and with your parents, giving
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you all the support of the world and congratulating you every time you answered correctly.
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Not to mention that my dad never mentioned a stranger in the dark,
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posing as mom whatever was the thing that had taken me there. I could
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come back any minute at that inhale and dig deep to calm myself down and
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I pulled my own flashlight out of my backpack I could try to make the
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SS signal for my parents to see and go after me, but when I
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lit it it it looked like the foquito inside and radiated so much light that
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it exploded. I don' t know until today. It was my fear
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or something, but I heard a lot of grunts similar to a cat about
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to attack. I tried to do my best not to cry and run away
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from there aimlessly. I knew that in such cases, it was best to
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stay in one place until I was found, but at that time it was
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very difficult for me to believe that someone was going to find me there.
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I didn' t understand why my eyes couldn' t get used to the
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darkness. Everything went wrong, for it felt as if I had a mask
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in my eyes. After several minutes, an idea crossed my head without a
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flashlight. That was obvious, and even if I did, maybe it would
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burn like the others. However, I had something. Fluorescent tubes in the
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backpack always told me they were for an emergency and I was totally convinced that
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situation was serious. It was one I quickly opened the compartment of my backpack
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and only had two, but I was fine with some luck. I was
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only going to need one, because it would last several hours. I quickly
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broke it the light lit the cave again. I was trying to remember how
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many steps I took and in which direction. I assumed that my parents had
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not moved from where we were when everything became dark, so if I found
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a way to orient myself and return I could meet them all my training.
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She told me I shouldn' t move, but I was terrified and I
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didn' t remember walking so much to get lost. To be sure,
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I tried to mark the path I was taking with things that were within my
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reach like branches or rocks. I thought if I didn' t find them,
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after a few minutes I' d come back and then wait for them.
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In the place where I lost the stones they felt wet despite there being
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no sea or some source of water in the vicinity. From time to time
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I called my parents, but I didn' t get any answers and out
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of nowhere I started to hear a few squeals. I thought they could be
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mice, but I didn' t see them anywhere, so with some fear,
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I lighted up and there I could see a lot of eyes it was
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as if someone had painted them on the one that the high roof of the
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cave, because some were very large and others were very small. The drawing
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style was very rustic, as if they had been painted by a child from
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five to six years old. That alone was a rather disturbing scene, but
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what happened next is something that haunts me to this day. One of them
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blinked as if he was disturbed by the flowery light that I brought and followed.
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They all started doing it. I too could not believe what I was
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seeing and without thinking twice I still tried to light my way to see the
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trail I had left and, in that way, go back to where I
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had strayed. But at that time my number one priority was to get away
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from that bizarre scene more. However, the situation became even worse. It
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seemed that someone or something had made many piles of twigs and stones identical to
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the ones I had made to try to get me further into the cave.
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I realized after knowing that I hadn' t walked so far as to keep
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finding those piles and now seriously, I was lost without any more hope,
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I fell to the ground and began to cry. I thought I' d
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die there and just because I didn' t follow the directions my parents had
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given me in case I broke up. I checked my backpack. If I
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kept the water as I had been taught, it would last for about three
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or four days and the food would last a little longer and limit it to
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two meals a day. That was my entire life expectancy for a maximum of
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a week, and that if whatever I lived in that cave didn' t
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end up with me. First I couldn' t get those eyes out of
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my head and I was wondering what else was there. I didn' t
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even dare to shine back on the roof or because of the fear that gave
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me to see something like those eyes again and I decided I wouldn' t
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move anymore. I didn' t know where I was, but maybe they
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could find me. If I didn' t move, I thought I could
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try to light fire and keep it on so that when the tubes went out
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they could still see me. I put together several nearby twigs and spent a
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long time trying to make a campfire had a lighter on my hand, but
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it didn' t matter how hard I tried. The twigs went out almost
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immediately. It was like when you light a sheet of paper and in just
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a few seconds the paper turns to ashes and the fire goes out at some
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point. I got frustrated and realized that my watch seemed to have broken.
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It was also as if time had frozen at the very moment that my whole
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family entered the cave. I felt angry, frustrated and hungry, but I
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didn' t want to eat anything until I felt weak or something. I
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remember throwing the lighter towards one of the walls and it swallowed it before my
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perplexed gaze. When I saw that, I got off the wall and decided
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it wouldn' t touch us either. I don' t know if it
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' s been an hour or maybe two, but I decided it was time
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to open a bar of greno rubber and drink some water. My family was
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never very religious and Mom said that God lived in every part of the world,
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that he had created for us and that was why we didn' t
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need to pray, beg to hear a church give himself a thousand blows to
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the chest for our mistakes. However, at that time I asked him for
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any deity that could help me to please get me out of that place.
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I was cleaning my tears while eating my Grenoule bar, when suddenly I heard
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the voice behind me that told me I helped you out. His voice belonged
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to a man. It wasn' t my pair Moreover, to this day
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I can assure you that whatever appeared to me in that cave was not human.
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The flowery tube shone long before it was extinguished, just like what had
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happened with the flashlights. However, before I returned to a total darkness,
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I could see a high silhouette, so high that I almost reached the ceiling
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that I had boned and elongated hands and although it was only a few seconds,
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I can swear that I had no face. It was all like a
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big dough of ground meat where I should have a face. In the dark
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I felt that thing hold my hand and pull me up to make me leave
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my backpack on the floor. I can' t explain why, but I
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wasn' t afraid, despite seeing what I described. I was walking in
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the dark of the hand of whatever that thing was. I remember his hands
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were frozen and it was like he was holding pure bones without skin or flesh.
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We walked for several minutes before he saw the entrance to the cave just
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a few meters away.“ You do not belong here,” he said
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before letting go of my hand, disappearing into the darkness without thinking much,
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I ran straight to the exit. It was already night and there were patrol
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sirens lighting around the place. I can remember how Mom ran towards me and
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hugged me very strongly. She was still too disoriented to talk. My parents
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were able to leave with their great sense of orientation, as we had only
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advanced in a straight line from the entrance. They did not tire of telling
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me that my fear must have clouded my judgment, but the most important thing
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is that I had found a way out and we never went back into caves
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that had no predetermined markings. I can' t guarantee that the devil lived
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in that place, but if I can say that there' s something in
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that cave that makes people get lost there and something else that tries to prevent
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it, and luckily that day I managed to run into both anonymous accounts.