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El VENADO MALDITO - Historias De Terror - Voces De La Noche · Niebla en el bosque con Evelith von

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My name is Rafael and I' m a doctor. After two years of
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fighting unemployment, I finally saw a light at the end of the tunnel in
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the form of a job offer in a remote town of Chiapas, Mexico.
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Since I wish to protect the inhabitants of the village, I will not give
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the name of it. Despite the distance, I did not hesitate to accept
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the night before my departure. I had a strange dream that still haunts me.
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I was alone in the middle of a thick forest and in the distance,
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a deer. He was staring at me. That was all I could
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remember from that dream, but I woke up sweating and trembling, unable to
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go back to sleep. When I arrived in the village I was greeted with
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warmth. People mostly indigenous, seemed genuinely grateful to have a doctor in their
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community. I was assigned a small and humble cabin that was quite removed from
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the other faces. I was apologized for the location, but I was told
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it was the only place available. I was grateful for the hospitality and started
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settling in. As the afternoon fell and I finished accommodating my belongings. I
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noticed something unusual. From the window of my cabin. I could see a
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deer in the distance. He seemed to stare at me as if he knew
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a chill was there. He walked through my spine as he remembered the dream
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of the night before. I decided not to pay much attention and continued unpacking.
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The next day I started with my work, caring for the patients who
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came to my office. The inhabitants of the village were kind and grateful,
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which made me feel that I had made the right decision by accepting that job.
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However, the image of the deer was still hovering in my mind as
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a disquieting shadow. That night, as I was preparing to lie down or
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I took a look outside the window and, to my horror, the Deer
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had returned in the same place looking at me, but this time his eyes
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seemed to shine with a strange intensity. I closed the curtains all of a
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sudden feeling a fear I couldn' t explain. The disturbing presence of the
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deer continued to stalk me. In the following nights, his constant gaze fixed
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from a distance began to torment me. Although I tried to convince myself that
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it was just a coincidence, I could not help but feel that it had
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a deeper meaning as if it were an omen of something sinister. The following
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nights were even worse. The Deer always went back to the same place,
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not always at the same time, but without fail every day was there.
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Every time I looked out the window, it was closer. His presence became
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disturbing and the feeling that he was constantly watching me tormented me. I began
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to ask the locals about the Deer, but no one seemed willing to talk
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about it. My questions were received with evasive glances and silence. Uncomfortable.
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I started to feel like something wasn' t right in this place. That
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' s when the nightmares started on them. The Deer was getting closer and
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closer until I could feel his cold breath on my face. He woke up
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sweating and scared unable to discern between reality and sleep. One night, while
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I was in the middle of one of my nightmares, I could see how
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the deer stood at the foot of my bed. Looking at me with his
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eyes empty, I screamed and woke up suddenly, but when I looked down,
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there was the deer now in my room, just a few meters away,
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and I thought it was a dream, but the cold wind coming in
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through the open door, let me know it was real. Paralysed by fear,
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I could not move and the deer slowly advanced towards me. His labess
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fingernails resounded on the floor. When he was inches from me, his head
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bowed to one side inhumanely and I could see something like a smile on his
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face. Then in an instant he ran off and disappeared into darkness. After
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the deer disappeared in the dark, I lay in my bed trying to recover
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my breath and calm the frantic heartbeat of my heart. Although the experience had
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been terrifying, I tried to convince myself that it had only been a vivid
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and disturbing dream. Little by little, fear dissipated and my mind began to
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find rational explanations for what had happened. I thought maybe I left the door
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to my cabin open. I could remember the feeling of tiredness that overwhelmed me
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as I settled in, and that fatigue could have led me to do an
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oversight. The villagers had assured me that I did not need to lock it,
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as it was a safe and quiet place, but I used to put
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some things at the door so that, in case someone tried to open it,
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they would fall down and alert me. As I reflected on this possibility,
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the idea that the deer had entered my cabin began to appear more and
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more absurd. I was sure I had locked the door, though it lacked
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lock. I had done everything I could to make sure it was closed,
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but the doubts persisted. I remembered that my cabin window was also open at
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the time. That was an exception in the village, since most of the
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houses had no open windows and the inhabitants had explained to me that it was
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to keep the heat out and insects away. But now, as I reflected
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on what had happened, I realized that the things I used to put on
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the door had not fallen to the ground. That didn' t make sense.
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If the door had been opened by the wind or for some other reason,
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things should have fallen off alert immediately. While my mind worked in search
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of answers, an idea began to take shape. The only way those things
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wouldn' t have fallen would be if someone or something had held them from
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the outside before opening the door. But that was impossible. True, the
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deer I had seen would not only have to stand, but would also have
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to have hands to perform such a task. The idea was absurd and terrifying
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in equal parts. I decided that there had to be a logical explanation for
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all this and that my tired mind, had exaggerated the situation. I reminded
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myself that I needed to rest to be in full power for my work the
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next day. After all, I had come here to practice medicine and help
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the community, not to let myself be tormented by nightmares and delusions. I
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closed my eyes and slowly got carried away by the tiredness of my mind.
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Finally, he plunged into the darkness of the night, hoping that the new
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day would bring answers and calm to me troubled mind the next day. While
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I was doing my usual consultations, I met a man named and cal was,
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a middle- aged man who owned the only shop in town and cal
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and I had made a good friendship since my arrival in town, as we
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were of similar ages and shared many pleasant conversations and cove had come to see
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me for a headache that afflicted him, but my look, tired and worried,
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caught his attention. He asked me if everything was all right. That
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' s when I decided to tell you about my strange deer experience. As
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I told him the story, I could see that the expression on his face
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went from worry to surprise and finally you were ready to understand. When I
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finished my story, he looked at me seriously and assured me that what I
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was experiencing was not something new in that town. His words puzzled me,
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as until that moment I had considered the possibility that the deer was an isolated
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phenomenon or even a creation of my disturbed mind and lime continued explaining that throughout
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his life in the village he had heard stories about men who, under the
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influence of strange circumstances, took the form of animals during the night. According
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to local legends, these individuals were known as Nahuales beings with supernatural abilities that
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could adopt the appearance of animals. My skepticism seized me immediately and I mocked
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the idea that the deer that harassed me could be a supernatural entity and lime
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was not offended by my laughter. However, he said something that made me
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stop laughing, and this was that I was sure that the deer was not
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a gual told me that he had already seen it a couple of times and
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I was sure that it was something more evil. And Cal did not provide
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any further details about his encounter with the Deer and I could see that the
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subject seemed to affect him deeply. Despite my initial skepticism, his confidence in
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what I had seen made me reconsider my prejudices. I decided to put aside
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my doubts and mockery and proposed here the idea of hunting the Deer together.
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I thought it would be a way to face not only my own problem,
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but also that of my friend, and Cal seemed surprised by my proposal,
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but finally he accepted with a look of determination in his eyes. Together we
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began to plan our home to the mysterious Deer who was stalking the village nights
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knew that this house would not be like any other. The Deer was an
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enigma that challenged logic and reason and we were about to embark on a path
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that would lead us to the unknown. While we were plotting our plans.
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I couldn' t help but wonder if we' d ever find answers or
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if we' d get even deeper into the mysterious shadows that seemed to envelop
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that remote. People with the determination to hunt the mysterious deer and lime and
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I began to prepare for the adventure. We begin by investigating the customs and
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patterns of behavior of common deer in the region in an attempt to predict the
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movement of the enigmatic nocturnal visitor. We also consulted the inhabitants of the village
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to gather any information that might shed light on the Deer and its presence.
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The weeks passed and our quest became an obsession. We went out at night
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with flashlights and our hunting weapons. However, the Deer seemed elusive and cunning
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always just beyond our reach. We felt like we were trapped in an endless
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nightmare. Nightmares also continued Every time I closed my eyes. I was in
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the middle of a dark forest, chasing the deer away in the distance.
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His empty eyes and his unsettling smile were now part of my daily life,
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stalking me both in the vine and in the dream. One night we both
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decided we' d go out looking for him and we wouldn' t come
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back until he was dead. We found ourselves near my cabin ready for our
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night hunt and cal was carrying the rifles and we were both nervous about what
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we were about to face to lighten the atmosphere. Tenso I made some jokes
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about how that night we' d have a juicy deer. I also mentioned
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that my father used to hunt me as a child, which gave me some
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experience and skill with aim. Apparently, my words accomplished their task and I
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saw a glimmer of smile on the face of ical before we set out on
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our way to the forest. The night was dark, only illuminated by the
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dim moonlight. I wasn' t sure how long it had been, but
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it looked like we' d walked for hours. Our steps were sinking into
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the wet, crispy soil of dry leaves and the sound of the night was
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unusually silent. There was not the nocturnal bustle of insects or animals, only
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a disturbing silence that seemed to hug us at a time and lime made me
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notice how strange the situation was right. The silence around us was puzzling.
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We' re both moving more stealthily. Our ears were attentive to any sound
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that could rat out the deer. The atmosphere became increasingly oppressive as we moved
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forward in the midst of weeds and jokes and conversation had been left behind thin
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i s NS. As we moved forward cautiously, I saw something move between
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the trees a few meters away, I pointed urgently to ical and we both
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stood still, looking to the point where I had seen the movement. The
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deer was there majestic and serene. His eyes shone with an unfathomable mystery in
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the dark and lime took his rifle and prepared to fire, But before he
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could do so, an unknown rumble broke the silence of the night. The
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deer, frightened by the noise, ran in the opposite direction. We didn
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' t think about what had caused that rumble only drove us to follow the
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deer in a hurry and dig deeper into the thick forest. The weeds became
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denser and denser and the sound of our steps resounded in our ears. As
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we chased the deer. It seemed that we were never going to reach it,
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but we continued with determination. However, at one point the deer came
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out of our visual field as if it had vanished into the air. We
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were disoriented and frightened trying to understand what we had just witnessed. We stopped
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dry looking around, but there was no trace of the deer. We had
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completely lost its trail in the middle of the darkness of the forest. We
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felt discouraged and confused, wondering if we would ever find answers to this riddle
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or if the deer would remain a mystery that would fade away like a dream.
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As the night woke up, his reign of silence continued and our search
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seemed to have reached a standstill. We both knew we should return to the
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village, but our minds were full of unanswered questions and the feeling that we
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had witnessed something beyond our understanding persisted in us. As we walked, I
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listened to the steps of icalde behind me, although I was not very sure
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where we were, as we had left the usual path following the deer.
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I still had confidence in my good sense of direction, so I wasn'
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t so worried. That' s why, however, suddenly a drowning scream
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made me stop dry. I turned around quickly just to realize that Gal was
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no longer behind me. I got scared. I was sure Ikal was in
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trouble I yelled his name a couple of times, but I didn' t
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get any answers, and the concern took over me. I stayed there alone
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in the middle of the dark forest with no trace of ical. I knew
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I couldn' t leave him, so I started going back the way we
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had gone. But as I advanced, I realized that the shadows of the
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forest seemed to move and the sounds of the night became more disturbing. I
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couldn' t help but feel something lurking in the dark. My steps became
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faster and erratic as I kept looking for icaal, but the forest seemed to
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conspire against me. The trees seemed to close around me and the whispers of
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the wind turned into murmurs that I could not understand. I felt like I
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was trapped in a nightmare world. I kept shouting his name, but I
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only got the echo of the forest' s silence as an answer. My
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heart was pounding as I looked around for some indication of his whereabouts. The
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darkness of the forest was closing around me and I felt like I was getting
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lost in the middle of the weeds. That' s when I saw him
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the deer was standing just a few meters away, seemingly quiet and showing no
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signs of aggression. However, something in her eyes and in her presence made
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me feel a chill in my spinal cord and a stir in my stomach.
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I didn' t even think about shooting. I could only scream from the
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name of icaal waiting for him to respond, but I didn' t get
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any answers from my friend. The anguish flooded me when I realized that I
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was alone in the darkness of the forest and tears sprang from my eyes.
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I tried to run, but my legs seemed not to answer me as if
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they were anchored on the ground. Then the sounds started. They were like
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cries of help, heartbreaking and desperate from all directions of the forest. They
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seemed to be Icaal' s voice asking for help, my mind was clouded
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with panic and as the screams resounded around me, I began to retreat.
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My legs didn' t allow me to go much further and I stopped in
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the middle of the quiet, dark forest, trying to clear my thoughts and
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find a way out of this nightmare. The darkness was suffocating and the weed
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wrapped me like cold, wet arms. Suddenly they fell and as my back
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clashed with something lukewarm and hairy. I turned in horror and found myself face
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to face with the deer. He stood upright like a human and stared at
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me his eyes had an unusual and evil glow and a perverse smile was hinted
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at in his face. But what horrified me even more was when the deer
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raised his arms by revealing human hands instead of hooves. He scoffed at his
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fingers like he was laughing at me. A scream escaped my lips and I
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ran out as fast as my legs allowed me to. As I ran desperate
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through the forest, the screams of ical resounded in my ears. My mind
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was going crazy and I didn' t know if what I had seen was
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real or a manifestation of my fear. The deer with his human hands was
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an image that would haunt me forever. As the forest progressed, it became
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darker and more confused, and I soon realized that I was losing. The
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trees seemed to twist and move around me as if the forest itself mocked my
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anguish. I didn' t know where to go and fear hugged me tightly.
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Finally I came to a clearing in the forest I staggered exhausted and looked
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around for any sign of orientation. But what I saw in the clearing iced
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my blood and lime I was lying there on the ground, unconscious and wounded.
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His face was pale and his clothes torn. I ran to him fearing
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the worst, but found he was still alive. It was difficult, but
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I managed to get out of the forest along with ical almost at dawn with
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my heart still beating hard and tears dry on my cheeks. I swore at
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that very moment that I would leave and never return to that mysterious village,
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but the memory of that deer with human hands remained in my mind forever,
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a nightmare that would torment me every time I was closed my eyes and plunged
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