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- 0:03The day my grandson came to my house to stay for a while, I
- 0:06must admit that it was not an idea that excited me too much. Don
- 0:10' t misunderstand me. I loved my grandson. However, the idea of
- 0:14spending more than a few hours with any child made my head hurt just by
- 0:19thinking about it. However, my son was going through a major problem due
- 0:25to the unexpected death of his wife. I could understand a little, since
- 0:29my wife had died a few years ago. This one needed a time to
- 0:36reposition both his ideas and his life in general, and he certainly felt that
- 0:40his son had already gone through much to submit to all that, the initial
- 0:45plan was only a few days. However, after some complications, his stay
- 0:49had been extended for longer. He was a nice young man. He used
- 0:55to spend a lot of time alone and he was pretty quiet. With the
- 0:59passing of days, it began to open up more with me. He used
- 1:03to tell me about his friends, the city and his interests as well.
- 1:07Between them. This one seemed to have a certain taste for paranormals and horror
- 1:11stories. Those days when he told me all that were the good morning,
- 1:17because sometimes the pain for the loss of his mother was seen in his gaze
- 1:22and one night of storm this feeling seemed to invade him much more hated to
- 1:27see him, so I decided to tell a story to which I knew he
- 1:32would like. That story I had saved for myself, but I thought it
- 1:36was time for someone to know it. At first, this one did not
- 1:41seem very interested in hearing my story, but that interest changed when I told
- 1:46him that that story was something that had to do with my time as a
- 1:51soldier, which seemed to interest him very much. He also got comfortable in
- 1:55the seat. Next to me I watched the cup of tea in my hands.
- 1:59After trying to gather my memories and give life to the story I had
- 2:02kept hidden for so many years with a sigh, I began to narrate that
- 2:10night the military camp lay in a tense silence only interrupted by the raindrops on
- 2:16the tents. I, a young and reckless man, had not been dragged
- 2:22into the army by choice, but rather by an ultimatum of my father,
- 2:27who could not ignore my irreverent and carefree attitude. It did not align precisely
- 2:32with the discipline the army demanded. The task of patrolling the surroundings of the
- 2:39camp seemed simple, but my young and boring mind quickly got tired of the
- 2:45task. I decided to escape the monotony for a moment and enter the nearby
- 2:50forest to smoke a cigarette, completely ignoring the consequences. The night was dark,
- 2:58but my confidence in my own worth would one day blind me to any
- 3:01potential danger. I inhaled the cigarette smoke feeling its burning in my throat as
- 3:07I went deeper into the thickness. However, the atmosphere suddenly changed. A
- 3:15gust of cold wind swept through my clothes making me shudder despite myself. It
- 3:22was as if nature itself was trying to warn me of something I couldn'
- 3:25t see. My steps took me deeper into the forest, where the trees
- 3:30seemed to grow in impossible sizes and the shadows stretched like long fingers in search
- 3:37of prey. The icy wind persisted and a restlessness seized me. That'
- 3:44s when I saw a brown fur rabbit peacefully grazing in the weeds. However,
- 3:51I was inexplicably disturbed by his presence. His dark eyes seemed to contain
- 3:58a secret and his immobility was like a silent warning. I decided to leave
- 4:03the rabbit behind and continue, but a strange feeling enveloped me and the forest
- 4:10seemed to distort around me, as if time and space had blurred. And
- 4:15there again was the rabbit like a recurring shadow that chased me every time I
- 4:21thought I left it behind, I was again finding myself with his disquieting look,
- 4:27as if mocking my attempt to escape. A feeling of panic seized me
- 4:31as my steps became more erratic. The forest seemed to have no end and
- 4:39the disturbing presence of the rabbit kept tormenting me. I felt that I was
- 4:44trapped in a nightmare unable to awaken my physical and mental exhaustion. Finally it
- 4:49led me to stop dry I looked in vain for points of reference in the
- 4:55darkness, but everything seemed confusing and disorienting. It was then that I saw
- 5:00something that frozen my blood, a female figure, slowly emerging from among the
- 5:04trees. His dark hair fell on his shoulders and his eyes shone in the
- 5:12dark. I was still mesmerized by his presence. It seemed to radiate a
- 5:19strange serenity and I was drawn to it like an insect into the light.
- 5:24Almost without realizing it, he stood in front of me and our lips met
- 5:29in a kiss that seemed to be torn from a dream. The world around
- 5:33me dissolved and only the two of us existed at that moment suspended in time,
- 5:40yet the atmosphere changed abruptly. A sulfur smell invaded the air and acute
- 5:46pain pierced my lips. I went back with surprise touching my mouth to find
- 5:55the blood cover. The woman in front of me. It was no longer
- 5:57the vision of beauty I had known. His face had been transformed into a
- 6:02nightmare mask, wrinkled and pale skin, lifeless eyes and a sinister smile revealing
- 6:08sharp teeth like knives. A chill ran through my back as I remembered that
- 6:16terrifying image. My legs finally reacted and ran with all my might running away
- 6:23from that abomination. The forest seemed to conspire against me, twisting and changing
- 6:29around me as I desperately tried to find my way out. Every corner turned
- 6:34to a trap, every shadow a threat. Finally, as if nature itself
- 6:42had taken pity on me, I emerged from the forest. My heart was
- 6:47pounding in my chest and relief was mixed with confusion. I looked back,
- 6:54but I only found the darkness of the forest hiding the secrets that the darkness
- 7:00of the forest kept. It seemed to wrap me in a cold embrace and
- 7:04every shadow and corner concealed a possible danger. I didn' t walk long
- 7:10before I met another soldier, who had been sent to look for me.
- 7:13Realizing my prolonged absence, he observed my injured state, lips almost torn and
- 7:18eyes glassy from the shock I could not articulate any words. My mind was
- 7:26still trapped in the nightmare I had lived through. The soldier looked at me
- 7:30with concern and questioned what had happened, but my inability to respond only fueled
- 7:36his bewilderment. The other soldier helped me return to the camp there I was
- 7:44received by doctors who treated my physical wounds, but the trauma was still trapped
- 7:48in the depths of my Mind they looked at the bloody lips with astonishment,
- 7:56trying to understand how such damage had happened, but how could I explain the
- 8:01inexplicable. My lost gaze spoke for me a window to the horrifying experience I
- 8:07had experienced during that night. As I rested in the relative security of the
- 8:13camp, a chilling whisper woke me from an uneasy sleep. I was paralyzed,
- 8:20unable to move, while those unintelligible murmurs resonated in my ears. They
- 8:26were like whispers swept away by the wind, barely audible but impossible to ignore.
- 8:33Despite his closeness, he could not understand the words they were saying.
- 8:37I felt a chill running around my back like someone was passing their cold fingers
- 8:43through my skin. My gaze looked at the darkness of the tent and my
- 8:48heart accelerated as I realized a figure emerging from the shadows. She was the
- 8:54woman I had met in the woods, but her appearance was flying, changing
- 9:01with each blink as if it were a manifestation of my own fear. Her
- 9:05dark hair fell on her shoulders and at first her figure seemed to be the
- 9:11same as before beautiful seductive, but as she approached her face began to be
- 9:18distorted, as if the skin was shed to reveal the monstrosity that was hiding
- 9:26under her pointed and wrinkled nose, the lifeless eyes and the sinister smile,
- 9:30which revealed sharp teeth. My muscles thought and terror took over me. Once
- 9:37again, I felt my heart beating on my chest as she approached me with
- 9:43her gaze fixed almost like a mockery, gently caressed, my hair and touch
- 9:48was like a burn on my skin. The closeness of his presence was overwhelming
- 9:54and I felt as if the air itself became denser around him. I tried
- 10:01to move, but I was paralyzed by fear, as if his influence had
- 10:05stolen my voice and the ability to move. My mind was a whirlwind of
- 10:11confused thoughts, as she leaned closer to her lips, almost touching my ear.
- 10:18Incomprehensible whispers filled my mind like icy needles, piercing My consciousness was as
- 10:24if I were on the borderline between two worlds, trapped between reality and a
- 10:28living nightmare. As he leaned over me, his transformation was complete. That
- 10:37initial beauty completely faded away and his face became the embodiment of darkness. Empty
- 10:45eyes looked at me with perverse pleasure and their twisted smile filled me with a
- 10:50terror I had never met. Finally, my body responded to my will and
- 10:56I shouted with all my might. The tent was filled with noise and the
- 11:01lights of the camp were lit by dissipating the shadows and the nightmare that had
- 11:07trapped me. The woman disappeared as if she had never been there, but
- 11:13her influence continued to rumble in my Mind, my fellow soldiers surrounded me asking
- 11:20what had happened, but the words could not capture the reality of what I
- 11:24had faced. My mind staggered between sanity and horror and I was struggling to
- 11:28find my place in the world I once knew I was taken to the doctor
- 11:35again and as my body healed, my mind was still trapped in the memories
- 11:39of that terrifying night. After that terrifying night in the camp, the days
- 11:46passed slowly as all the soldiers prepared to be relocated. The news of the
- 11:54relocation made me very happy. Even though he had no encounter as aggressive as
- 11:58he was that night with the woman in the forest, the feeling of being
- 12:03watched continued. Sometimes I could glimpse a shadow in the edges of my vision,
- 12:09and the rabbit kept lurking near the camp. The prospect of leaving that
- 12:16place became an escape from all those nightmares. The last night arrived at the
- 12:22camp and I felt a mixture of anxiety and anticipation. I didn' t
- 12:28want to go back to sleep, I didn' t want her to show
- 12:33up again as a farewell. I tried to occupy my mind with anything to
- 12:37keep myself awake, but fatigue finally overcame me. Although I was not assigned
- 12:43to the Night Guard, I found myself struggling with the dream, wishing to
- 12:48avoid the darkness that brought with it those terrors. I finally gave up on
- 12:54sleep and fell into a deep and strange sleep, without even imagining the horrible
- 13:00nightmare that awaited me between dreams. I could feel the earth beneath my feet
- 13:03and the cool wind of the night caressing my face, which made me wake
- 13:09up scared, I woke up suddenly my heart beating out of the open and
- 13:16sweat soaking my forehead. However, the horror was not over. On the
- 13:20contrary, it had just begun. When I opened my eyes, I found
- 13:26myself in the middle of the place I had seen so many times in my
- 13:28dreams. The damaged cabin stood in front of me with its ominous presence,
- 13:33filling the air. The darkness of the forest seemed denser, more palpable,
- 13:39and the laments and cries I had heard in my dream resounded in my mind.
- 13:46I didn' t have time to question whether everything was real or a
- 13:50dream I knew I had to go out. That' s where I turned
- 13:54on my heels. Determined to return to my steps and return to camp.
- 13:58But before I could take more than a step, a gust of cold wind
- 14:01came out of the cabin carrying with it a terrible lament that turned to me
- 14:07as an entity of its own. The wind pierced me with a force that
- 14:13seemed to want to tear my being apart. My body convulsed and I found
- 14:18myself falling sharply to the ground. The rough earth crashed into my skin and
- 14:24the pain caused me to shed an agonizing cry. I closed my eyes hard,
- 14:28trying to block the pain and terror that seized me. When I finally
- 14:35opened my eyes, the pain subsided, but the horror was far from disappearing
- 14:41in front of me, emerging from darkness. She was the woman in the
- 14:45woods. At first, his appearance was the same as he had seen the
- 14:50first time in the forest. She looked at me with her lifeless eyes and
- 14:54that macabre smile. My heart was pounding and my mind was flooded with a
- 15:00terrifying understanding, this creature, this incarnate evil, was looking for me,
- 15:07I felt paralyzed by fear, unable to move or articulate any word. The
- 15:13figure of the woman in the forest advanced towards me with deliberate slowness, as
- 15:16if I wanted to prolong my torment. His steps resonated in my head like
- 15:22drums and the wind seemed to groan in response to his presence. I wanted
- 15:28to retreat from that nightmare, but my body refused to obey. He was
- 15:35finally standing next to me. His stare with no life fixed on mine.
- 15:39His hand stretched out as if he wanted to touch my face and a chill
- 15:45ran through my back as I felt the closeness of his touch I closed my
- 15:50eyes tightly, hoping it would all be just a nightmare from which I would
- 15:54finally wake up. But when I opened my eyes again, she followed the
- 15:58wings as real as the forest around us. The evil emanating from it was
- 16:04palpable and I felt as if I were trapped in a dark abyss without escape.
- 16:11I knew I had to do something, I had to fight, but
- 16:15fear kept me immobilized. The woman in the forest bowed forward her lips,
- 16:21almost touching my ear and whispered unintelligible words that resounded in my mind as a
- 16:26disturbing echo. My heart beat with a painful intensity and terror threatened to overwhelm
- 16:33me completely. I was trapped in a living nightmare, a place where reality
- 16:40and darkness interwoven unexplainably. The presence of the forest woman had become inexplicable as
- 16:47a shadow clinging to every corner of my mind. At that moment, while
- 16:55I was paralyzed by fear, I felt a wave of despair and courage,
- 17:00I could not allow this creature to dominate me again with a heartbreaking cry,
- 17:07I gathered all the forces I had and impelled myself forward, pushing the woman
- 17:11with all my might. His empty eyes opened with surprise. As I retreated
- 17:18and took advantage of that moment of surprise to turn on my heels and run
- 17:23back to camp. Every step resonated in my head. Every heartbeat seemed to
- 17:29accompany my escape. The earth beneath my feet seemed to move as if the
- 17:36forest itself were conspiring to prevent my escape, but my determination moved me forward.
- 17:42I finally arrived at the camp without breath and with my heart pounding.
- 17:49I looked around and realized that no one had noticed my absence. The darkness
- 17:55of the night I seemed to have hidden my escape and my meeting with the
- 18:00woman of the forest I didn' t say anything to anyone. I couldn
- 18:03' t find the words to describe what I had faced. As the first
- 18:07light of the morning lit up the camp, I prepared to go along with
- 18:12the other soldiers. I felt immense relief leaving that place behind and no desire
- 18:18to escape that nightmare was beyond any other emotion. Despite the curious looks of
- 18:25my companions, no one seemed to have noticed my absence. During the night,
- 18:32I settled in one of the vehicles ready to take the trip and the
- 18:36camp began to fade away as we moved away. However, as the camp
- 18:42faded in the distance, something within me shivered. An uncomfortable feeling took hold
- 18:51of me and a strange certainty invaded me That woman in the forest was not
- 18:56finished with me. I looked out the window of the veil and seemed to
- 19:02see her standing on the side of the road, saying goodbye with a gesture
- 19:06of her hand and a mocking smile. The chill that ran through my back
- 19:10was indescribable. How could that be possible? How I could continue to pursue
- 19:17myself even now, as I left that place behind, I felt a knot
- 19:22in my stomach, as the vehicle kept advancing, moving away from the nightmare
- 19:27that had been my temporary home. The image of the woman faded away,
- 19:32but her presence seemed tattooed on my indelible mind. After that experience, I
- 19:40would have liked to say that the forest woman never appeared again in my life.
- 19:45However, the reality is that his shadow adhered to me in a way
- 19:48that I could never have anticipated. Every night I whispered in my dreams.
- 19:55His empty eyes watched me from the darkness in every dark corner. He felt
- 20:00his presence as if he were waiting to claim me once again, even on
- 20:07rainy nights, when the world seemed to be wrapped in mystery, he could
- 20:12feel his presence lurking in every corner. I woke up soaked in sweat my
- 20:18heart, beating hard as I struggled to escape its claws in my nightmares.
- 20:23The woman in the forest had become an indissoluble part of my life, a
- 20:27curse I could never break. My name is Marcos It' s been so
- 20:41long since I thought of my years of service. That was my dream since
- 20:44I was just an infant. My father was the bravest military man I'
- 20:48ve ever met. He was the one who taught me that dream. I
- 20:52remember with longing like every year without exception, I used to dress up as
- 20:56a military Halloween. However, when I was only sixteen years old. My
- 21:02father died leaving a hole in my heart. Just like my mother' s.
- 21:07My goal was to follow in his footsteps, leave my own mark on
- 21:11history and honor his legacy. So no one was surprised that on the day
- 21:15of my majority, with determination in my eyes and the weight of expectations on
- 21:19my shoulders, I presented myself to the barracks and enlisted my adaptation to rigorous
- 21:26military training. It was quick and amazing my skill in maneuvers, my accurate
- 21:33aim and my strategic cunning. Thanks to the teachings my father gave me before
- 21:37I died, I gained the respect of my superiors and the admiration of my
- 21:41companions. Soon I found myself in constant ascent through the ranks, as if
- 21:48carrying the vocation of a warrior in the blood. One night while I was
- 21:53on guard at a remote post, the tranquility of the environment led me to
- 21:59a deep sleep. The monotonous duty and quietness of the place had intoxicated my
- 22:03senses. That led me to an inadvertent lethargy. However, I woke up
- 22:10abruptly, wrapped in an unexplained oppression that seemed to emanate from the same air
- 22:17that was suddenly breathing in the distance, I could see the silhouette of a
- 22:21creature running before disappearing into the weeds. I was nowhere to go to investigate
- 22:25when my relief came so that I would go to rest, so, thinking
- 22:29that it could be a simple wild dog, I let it pass. I
- 22:33remember coming to my tent and lying down on my cot, I fell asleep
- 22:37almost instantly however, it wasn' t long before I woke up. Suddenly
- 22:44my muscles were thought and my senses sharpened. As I alerted myself to the
- 22:51darkness of the night, I was surrounded only by the faint moonlight that leaked
- 22:56through the slits of the tent. The feeling of being observed invaded me and
- 23:03a cold humidity seized my skin, reaching my knife. I prepared myself for
- 23:08any threat that might appear. Then in the shadow a figure took shape.
- 23:15A bent and twisted shadow, barely delineated by the moon' s rays,
- 23:21materialized in the corner of my shop. My heart accelerated and a primitive and
- 23:26unknown fear seized me my flashlight lay out of my reach, leaving me alone
- 23:33with darkness and terror. The creature, or whatever it was, remained in
- 23:38saddles emitting a malevolent energy that seemed to vibrate in the air. His presence
- 23:45had an aura of death and despair and his mere existence seemed to twist reality
- 23:52around him. My mind was struggling to understand what I saw. Time became
- 23:57a blurry distortion. As I watched the creature, the cold sweat dripped down
- 24:03my forehead and my pulse resounded in my ears. Finally, with a howl
- 24:08that looked out of the same abyss, the creature vanished into darkness, leaving
- 24:14me alone and trembling in my tent. The following nights became an endless nightmare.
- 24:22The creature, the demon I had found in the darkness came and left
- 24:26me with a sense of helplessness and a fear that penetrated into the depths of
- 24:32my being My companions barely perceived my anguish attributing it to the stress and tension
- 24:40inherent in our profession. Desperate to find answers, I equipped myself with my
- 24:47flashlight in one night and decided to face the terror that haunted me. Darkness
- 24:51fell like a cloak on the camp and it was my turn to stand guard,
- 24:56so when I stayed I only decided to take a walk around the years.
- 25:00The wind was hissing in the corners. I lit the flashlight with trembling
- 25:06hands, filling the space with a dim, blinking light every step. It
- 25:11was a challenge, but my determination and courage did not waver. The camp
- 25:17seemed a different place in the darkness and the whispers of the wind and the
- 25:21creaks of the trees fed my restlessness. Suddenly, that feeling of terror invaded
- 25:26me again. I was trying to light up where I could, but I
- 25:30couldn' t see anything. Suddenly, a gloomy silhouette materialized in front of
- 25:36me. The demon was there more real and terrifying than ever. His bright
- 25:41red eyes stared at me as if they wanted to catch my soul in his
- 25:48penetrating gaze. His distorted and grotesque form filled my senses, his eyes shining
- 25:53with fiery malevolence. The creature roared a sound that seemed to conjure the same
- 26:00flames from hell. My mind was struggling to assimilate the vision before me.
- 26:04His pale skin, his twisted limbs, his sharp claws. I wish I
- 26:11could say I fought that creature bravely. However, all I could do was
- 26:17stand still while that demon ran on all fours back into the darkness of the
- 26:22forest. As the days passed, the fear I had felt that night took
- 26:27hold of me completely. Each shadow seemed to hide the twisted figure of the
- 26:34demon and the whisper of the wind reminded me of its sinister roar. Terror
- 26:40became a constant presence, a part of my existence. Worst of all,
- 26:47I couldn' t share my experience with anyone. I knew that if I
- 26:52mentioned what I had seen, I would be branded crazy or imaginative, not
- 26:56to mention that in my family there was a history of mental problems and that
- 27:03they could take it as if this was starting to affect me too and that
- 27:06was the reason for my discharge. I couldn' t let my dream of
- 27:10following my father' s footsteps fall apart because of my own fears. So
- 27:15I chose silence, to hide my terror under a façade of normality. I
- 27:22continued to fulfill my duties, gaining the admiration and respect of my companions,
- 27:26while dealing with the weight of my secret. Every night the demon invaded my
- 27:30thoughts, I repeated to myself that it was just a hallucination, a manifestation
- 27:36of my inner fears. One night, however, everything changed. While we
- 27:45were conducting a routine perimeter inspection, I was next to Sebastian, the new
- 27:51member of the group. Since his arrival his contagious energy and carefree attitude had
- 27:56relieved my anxiety and his presence He seemed to chase away the shadow that haunted
- 28:02me and his friendship had become an anchor for me. That night, as
- 28:07we walked through the area our lanterns illuminating the dark corners, Sebastian broke the
- 28:14silence with a proposal that took me by boring surprise from the monotony of the
- 28:18patrol. He suggested we go into a black house to smoke and relax.
- 28:25My self- preservation instincts were activated immediately, warning me of the dangers of
- 28:30getting into an unknown place in the middle of the night. However, his
- 28:36sparkling look and his defiant smile made my determination waver there was something in Sebastian,
- 28:44which impelled me to follow him to yield to his adventurous spirit. A
- 28:48knot of conflict formed within me as I struggled with the decision. Finally,
- 28:55the need to escape my own fear and the fascination I felt towards him led
- 29:00me to accept his proposal. We entered the house under construction. Our flashlights
- 29:06cast flashes of light on dusty surfaces and exposed beams. The smell of wood
- 29:12and freshly removed soil filled the air as we moved into the interior of the
- 29:18structure. The silence that reigned in the place felt oppressive. Sebastian lit a
- 29:25cigarette and offered me one of his playful smiles. He wanted me to get
- 29:30carried away. For the moment I breathed in the smoke with doubts. We
- 29:33moved through the half- built rooms and climbed the built floors laughing and sharing
- 29:40stories, while time seemed to stop. However, in the middle of the
- 29:45camaraderie, a chill ran through my back. A feeling of discomfort took hold
- 29:52of me as if the air itself had changed. A stabbing of fear invaded
- 29:56me and my senses became sharper in search of any hint of danger. The
- 30:03atmosphere in the room became dense, as if it were charged with electricity.
- 30:10He could not shake the certainty that his presence was near, that his shadow
- 30:14was hovering over us. Even in this place. My heart began to beat
- 30:19hard in my chest and a cold sweat was visualized on my forehead. My
- 30:25mind struggled to process the reality of what I was feeling while forcing me to
- 30:30remain calm in the presence of Sebastian, as we walked through the rooms,
- 30:36half- building the feeling that the demon was near intensified. Each corner seemed
- 30:42to hide the invisible threat, Each shadow became a silent warning. I squeezed
- 30:49the cigarette on my fingers, my nervousness reflected in the unconscious gesture. Sebastian
- 30:56did not seem to notice my agitation immersed in his own laughter and comments.
- 31:00Their presence, although comforting at other times, now only increased my anxiety.
- 31:07An internal struggle was waged within me, between my desire to trust him and
- 31:11the need to protect him from the darkness that he felt was finally approaching,
- 31:18as we explored a room, I stopped dry. My pulse was beating in
- 31:23my ears. As I fixed my gaze in a dark shadow. In the
- 31:26corner of the room, a figure twisted in the dark. His deformed contours
- 31:33seemed to dance on the edge of my vision. Fear took over me,
- 31:37threatening to paralyze me completely. It was him, no doubt. My mind
- 31:45turned in panic. As I struggled to maintain composure. Sebastian wanted to shout,
- 31:52but the words got stuck in my throat and could not endanger his safety.
- 31:57I could not allow myself to suffer the same terror that I continued to
- 32:02advance along with Sebastian. My breath was cut short and my hands were shaking.
- 32:07As I struggled to hide my anguish. The twisted figure seemed to follow
- 32:14his oppressive presence by closing around us. Every fiber of my being cried out
- 32:19to run away, to escape the nightmare that seemed to be consuming me.
- 32:23We went forward aimlessly, while the presence of the devil mercilessly harassed us.
- 32:30Each shadow took shape in my mind, every sound amplified in my tormented imagination.
- 32:37Finally, as we got deeper into the house, my fear reached a
- 32:43breaking point, a wave of panic. He invaded me and I knew I
- 32:49couldn' t take it any longer. My mind rebelled against the idea of
- 32:52facing the demon again to revive that nightmare. Once again, my determined one
- 33:00fell apart and I knew I had to get sebastian out of there before it
- 33:04was too late. Finally, I managed to convince Sebastian that it was time
- 33:09to leave and I told him that it would be better not to risk that
- 33:15our superiors would surely look for us. If we were delayed, we began
- 33:20to head towards the exit of the building house, our steps were hurried,
- 33:25driven by an urgency that none of us wanted to admit. Openly, terror
- 33:31was still palpable in the air. As we rushed out of the house,
- 33:37every shadow, every corner seemed to harbor the haunting demon. The wind was
- 33:43running around us as if nature itself were alerting us to the danger around us.
- 33:50My Mind was agitated in an internal struggle between the need to protect Sebastian
- 33:53and the desire to run for my own life. Each step became heavier as
- 33:59the sinister voice of the demon rang in my head whispers threatening to break my
- 34:05will. As we approached the exit, a deafening rumble shook up building materials,
- 34:14collapsed into a chaos of dust and rubble as if something had struck them.
- 34:21Sebastian laughed nervously and joked about the possibility of a phantom worker who had
- 34:25decided to work late. I tried to follow the game by laughing forcibly as
- 34:34I tried to hide my growing anxiety. My mind was on high alert.
- 34:38My instinct warned me that something was very wrong. We walked faster, feeling
- 34:45that the exit was moving away with every step we took. The tension in
- 34:50the air was palpable and my senses were on high alert. Suddenly, a
- 34:55smell of sulfur invaded the environment, flooding our noses. Even Sebastian seemed to
- 35:04notice. This time, his gaze became serious and his nervousness became evident.
- 35:07We both share a brief glimpse of the fear reflected in our eyes, but
- 35:14none of us dared to say a word. We continue descending down the stairs
- 35:20to the top floor, with our steps resounding in the darkness. The deafening
- 35:24roar that followed left us amazed and I knew immediately that it was not an
- 35:30unknown sound. To me, it was the same roar I had heard on
- 35:35that fateful night on my guard. However, this time I did not get
- 35:40paralyzed by fear, I grabbed Sebastian' s hand firmly and dragged him in
- 35:45the opposite direction. Far from that terrifying sound, As we descended the stairs,
- 35:52our flashlights suddenly went out, plunged us into total darkness. Try my
- 36:00flashlight desperately, but the light refused to appear. Despair began to grip me,
- 36:07but I couldn' t afford to panic. Then I heard a loud
- 36:14cry from Sebastian, a cry full of terror and agony. I clung to
- 36:19his hand with all my might, resisting the invisible force that seemed to try
- 36:24to drag him into the darkness. The effort was exhausting every muscle in my
- 36:30body, straining as I struggled to keep Sebastian safe. We finally managed to
- 36:37get out of the house our bodies, reeling into the moonlight and fresh air
- 36:40of the night. As soon as we set foot outside the house, the
- 36:46lanterns lit again, illuminating the environment vividly. My relief was palpable, but
- 36:53the sense of triumph was fleeting. My gaze fell on Sebastian' s leg
- 36:59and a chill ran through my spine. The trousers in his uniform were torn
- 37:07and in his leg there were three deep scratches emanating blood. The heart was
- 37:13pounding in my chest as I watched the wound a sense of guilt opening its
- 37:17way inside me. However, the only thing that mattered at the time was
- 37:23to make sure Sebastian received the help he needed with care, I helped him
- 37:30get up and supported him. As we walked towards camp security. Every step
- 37:36was slow and meticulous. Every drop of blood that fell seemed to resonate in
- 37:40the silence of the night. We had survived the encounter with the devil,
- 37:45but at a very high cost. As soon as we arrived at the camp,
- 37:52we were greeted by looks of concern and questions about what had happened.
- 37:55I thought long before deciding how to tell what happened, but finally I chose
- 38:01to say that Sebastian had been attacked by a pack of dogs while he had
- 38:07gone away to urinate. I tried to help him as much as I could,
- 38:10but his wound was severe and he needed urgent medical attention. Fortunately,
- 38:15when Sebastian was questioned about what happened, his version largely coincided with mine.
- 38:22We both mentioned wild dogs as the cause of their injury and that was enough
- 38:28for no one to reprimand us. The story was accepted and none of us
- 38:32faced consequences for what happened that dark night and full of terrors, but once
- 38:38Sebastian recovered enough to re- enact guards with me. His penetrating look made
- 38:45it clear to me that he knew there was more behind that story. I
- 38:51couldn' t hide anything from him. Having shared that terrifying experience, I
- 38:54decided to open myself to him to tell him everything that had happened in the
- 39:00evenings, all the night visits of that demonic creature and the internal struggle he
- 39:06had faced. By keeping it secret, confident and fearless to judge me,
- 39:10I revealed to him my thoughts of going mad and how my family past had
- 39:15made me fear for my sanity. Sebastian listened in silence with compassionate and empathetic
- 39:22expression. He did not interrupt me, allowing me to express everything I had
- 39:29kept in the depths of my being When I finished, he took my hand
- 39:35and assured me that he was not alone that he believed me and that he
- 39:37would be by my side. Whatever happens. But the creature' s appearances
- 39:42didn' t stop there. Despite all efforts to distance us, the demonic
- 39:47entity continued to stalk me, disturbing my mind and threatening my sanity. Some
- 39:54of his visits became more violent, leaving me scarred both physically and emotionally.
- 40:01It didn' t matter how many times we relocated the creature. He always
- 40:07found a way to reach me. Her burning eyes and sharp claws were sticking
- 40:12into my mind, reminding me that I could not escape my own nightmare.
- 40:17Fear became my constant companion, affecting my performance and my mental well- being.
- 40:24I finally faced a decision that would change my life forever. With the
- 40:30burden of anguish on my chest, I decided to desert the army. The
- 40:36idea of abandoning my dream and following my father' s footsteps filled me with
- 40:39pain, but I could no longer endure the constant torment and feeling of losing
- 40:44my sanity. I felt trapped in a battle I couldn' t win and
- 40:50my only choice was to get away from everything I knew, including the army
- 40:54I admired so much. After deserting the army, he plunged me into a
- 41:00quiet and lonely life in a small village. Far from everything, I tried
- 41:06to leave behind the dark memories and shadows that haunted me, but the devil
- 41:09kept tormenting me in my deepest nightmares and thoughts. The community accepted me warmly.
- 41:17However, my hidden past always kept me alert without being able to completely
- 41:22lower my guard. For my fortune, my friend Sebastian deserted in the same
- 41:29way a few years later to accompany me. It has been hard, but
- 41:31at least I am not alone in the events that I will narrate below have
- 41:43accompanied my innermost nightmares. I have often hoped that all this would be all
- 41:49about my imagination, but, to my misfortune, this is not the case.
- 41:53I entered the army fleeing my dysfunctional family at the age of seventeen I
- 42:00forged my age and plunged into a life that seemed to me the best choice
- 42:04I had ever made. But even in the orderly chaos of military life,
- 42:08the shadow of my past continued to haunt me. That was until a night
- 42:14that changed my perspective forever. It was a dark winter Friday, when my
- 42:20friends and I decided to escape the barracks to smoke and drink in a nearby
- 42:24cemetery. The idea seemed exciting at the time and without thinking too much I
- 42:30agreed to join. The escape was much easier than I imagined. We climbed
- 42:36a tree and went into the cemetery laughing and joking about our little clandestine adventure.
- 42:43The night was advancing as we went into the cemetery with flashlights in hand.
- 42:49We started exploring that cemetery, which is the largest and oldest I'
- 42:53ve ever visited. We laughed and explored ancient and forgotten tombs. We reached
- 43:00the farthest part of the Holy Field, where the tombs were older and the
- 43:05tombstones seemed to be closer to decay. A particular tombstone caught my attention.
- 43:12It stood out, among others, for its forgotten appearance unlike the surrounding tombs
- 43:16that had tombstones. In concrete, this was made of a cheap material similar
- 43:22to clay. In it a man' s name was engraved. I couldn
- 43:29' t read the last name very well, but if I could see that
- 43:34his name was Francisco, just below the name was a fragment of poetry that
- 43:38I remembered reading in an old book, which was all I had to read
- 43:43when I locked myself in my room. I guess that' s why I
- 43:46got so caught up in it. The inscription was partially erased by time,
- 43:52but what I could decipher resonated in my mind. My friends quickly lost interest
- 43:58and advanced to two other tombs, but I could not turn my gaze away
- 44:02from that tombstone. It was as if the story of that forgotten man resonated
- 44:07in the depths of my being I felt a strange connection with him, as
- 44:14if we shared a loneliness that transcended time and death. Finally, my friends
- 44:19decided it was time to come back. As we passed the tombstone. Again
- 44:23I stayed behind for a moment. My thoughts and emotions bound me. I
- 44:30was approached by one of my friends, the most annoying guy in the group,
- 44:35who joked that I had fallen in love with a ghost boyfriend. But
- 44:39when he emptied his beer on the tombstone jokingly, my anger lit up.
- 44:45I pushed the boy furious at his disrespect for the dead. However, far
- 44:52from the boy repenting of his actions, he threw the bottle into the tombstone,
- 44:55causing a great noise among that po pulcral silence. The clay tombstone was
- 45:02cracked by the impact of the broken bottle. After a moment of uncomfortable silence,
- 45:08all my friends decided to leave the subject aside and continue their journey,
- 45:13leaving me behind with the tombstone, even without knowing why I felt that need.
- 45:19I apologized to the forgotten man and placed a pair of flowers plucked from
- 45:23the weeds on his grave. Finally, I rushed to reach my friends and
- 45:29leave that place behind. The days that followed passed without major incidents, but
- 45:36everything changed in an instant. During a routine patrol, we found ourselves in
- 45:40a shooting, in dangerous territory and fear paralyzed me by holding my weapon shaking
- 45:47my hands as I felt my life was at stake in chaos. A calm
- 45:53and reassuring voice came up in my head. He spoke directly to me,
- 46:00assuring me that it would be fine if I followed his instructions by following his
- 46:06precise directions. I moved, shot and crouched according to the lead voice in
- 46:09my head. The voice kept me focused, pushing the panic away while acting
- 46:15with millimetric accuracy. But as suddenly as it had appeared, the voice suddenly
- 46:22disappeared, everything went silently. I stood looking around. He had been the
- 46:30only one to survive that shooting. My mind was in a whirlwind as I
- 46:36watched the devastation around me feeling a strange combination of relief and guilt. My
- 46:42superiors congratulated me on my bravery and skills on the battlefield, but I didn
- 46:46' t feel it was any of the things they praised me for the following
- 46:52nights. The figure of the clay tombstone and the forgotten man haunted me in
- 46:58my dreams. I cannot tell you exactly whether those dreams with man were good
- 47:04or bad at first, because, to make them honest, I don'
- 47:07t remember much of them. It' s like when you wake up with
- 47:12the feeling of having dreamed of something very important. However, no matter how
- 47:15hard you try, you just can' t remember. Because of that experience,
- 47:22I was given the opportunity to return home for a while, but far
- 47:27from being a relief or a comforting return. I found it as one of
- 47:30the most difficult moments. After all, he had fled that place for a
- 47:36good reason. However, I had nowhere else to stay in those days,
- 47:42so I decided to face what was waiting for me at home and soon discovered
- 47:45that things had not improved at all. The screams and the fights broke loose.
- 47:52Immediately upon which I crossed the door like a whirlwind that threatened to drag
- 47:58me back to the chaotic disfunction of or my family. I remember how I
- 48:02argued with my father while he was following me around the angry house. I
- 48:07felt trapped in an endless cycle of conflict, unable to escape the spiral of
- 48:13anger and resentment that dominated my home At one point in the fight, as
- 48:17my father advanced toward me with an uncontrolled fury. Something unexpected happened just the
- 48:24moment I was inside my room. An invisible force closed the door of the
- 48:30same isolating the outer tumult, My father knocked on the door with anger,
- 48:37shouting threats and warnings that I would regret it if there were not. But
- 48:40strangely, instead of feeling afraid, I sensed a sense of security. It
- 48:47was as if the same force that had guided me in the shooting was acting
- 48:52again protecting me The door remained closed, challenging my father' s attempts to
- 48:59open it. The sense of security grew and for a moment I even felt
- 49:05a certain gratitude for that mysterious presence. I realized that somehow I was protecting
- 49:09myself not only from the physical dangers, but also from the emotional toxicities that
- 49:15had tormented me so much in my home. Finally, when my father left
- 49:22the door with frustration, I could breathe with relief, I knew there was
- 49:29something more at stake than my physical survival. There was something in that invisible
- 49:32entity that was acting in my defense at times of danger. In the following
- 49:37days I continued to notice the protective presence around me. The figure of the
- 49:43clay tombstone and the forgotten man appeared in my dreams more often. After that
- 49:50episode, nothing more interesting happened, as after what happened, I tried to
- 49:54leave the house very early and return very late so I didn' t have
- 50:00to deal with any of my parents until I finally returned to the army.
- 50:05I could not deny the connection between my experience in the cemetery and the protection
- 50:09I had felt in my home and in that shooting every time I was near
- 50:15my father. That feeling of being under the care of a superior force comforted
- 50:19me. The months passed and despite no longer having direct experiences with the entity,
- 50:25I was sure that it was still at my side, although the apparitions
- 50:30and whispers had diminished. It was just something I could feel. His presence
- 50:37was constant as a shadow lurking in the corners of his mind. As time
- 50:43progressed, the line between the real and the supernatural became increasingly diffuse. One
- 50:50night I met my group of friends. Again we had escaped, as always
- 50:57to drink on a vacant ground far from the base. Like any kind of
- 51:00civilization. Drinks passed hand in hand and although everyone was a little affected by
- 51:07alcohol, I was in better shape than the others. I was sitting with
- 51:14one of my friends, who pulled out a knife to show it to me.
- 51:19The knife was beautiful, with a dangerous glow on its sharp blade.
- 51:23I extended my hand to take it and at that time my friend pressed the
- 51:29button that released the blade to show me better. The blade came out with
- 51:34force cutting off the hand. In an instant, the pain was sharp and
- 51:37sudden, but I knew it had not been intentional. My friend apologized worried
- 51:44about what had happened. But as I felt the blood run through my hand,
- 51:51I felt a chill running through my back. I recognized that feeling,
- 51:55the same feeling I had felt in the cemetery at my parents' house and
- 52:00during that shooting the entity was back. I decided not to pay too much
- 52:07attention to him. No one had tried to hurt me on purpose, so
- 52:12I assumed the entity would understand the difference. I got up to stop the
- 52:17bleeding and take care of my wound. The blood flowed more than I had
- 52:21anticipated and it took me longer than expected to have it. As I tried
- 52:28to stop the bleeding, I realized that the sense of protection and the presence
- 52:31of the entity had intensified. It was as if he were closer than ever,
- 52:38observing every movement he made and although he could not see it, he
- 52:44knew that he was there waiting in the shadows and exerting his influence. As
- 52:47I looked after my wounded hand, I began to notice disturbing details in my
- 52:52surroundings. The shadows seemed to move unusually and the wind blew with a strange
- 52:59cadence. The air was charged with a disturbing energy, as if the world
- 53:05around me was somehow altered. I looked at my friends, but they seemed
- 53:12distracted in their own worlds, unaware of the subtle changes in the environment,
- 53:16so I decided to put everything on the sidelines. When I returned to the
- 53:22group, I realized that the friend who had accidentally cut me had disappeared.
- 53:28I asked the others where I was, but they all denied knowing, they
- 53:34suggested that maybe he had gone away to urinate. Despite my concerns, I
- 53:37decided to stay and wait, but something in me was not calm. The
- 53:44feeling of being observed, of being accompanied by an invisible presence intensified. Finally
- 53:52my concern. He pushed me to find my missing friend and it wasn'
- 53:57t long before I found him. I was standing next to a cliff on
- 54:01my back peeing in the abyss. I was about to turn around and join
- 54:07the band again, but something captured my attention. A man like out of
- 54:13darkness materialized behind my unsuspecting friend. My eyes opened with horror as the man
- 54:20pushed him hard, throwing him several meters down the ravine my friend shouted as
- 54:25he fell into the darkness with no chance of surviving the fall. I shouted
- 54:32my friend' s name, but the man turned to me revealing a sinister
- 54:37smile on his face. The entity that had accompanied me and protected me,
- 54:43which had whispered in my head, had revealed its true nature, a cold
- 54:50sense of terror enveloped me as man disappeared in the darkness, the environment around
- 54:57seemed charged with electricity, the shadow elongated nor moved unusually, and the wind
- 55:01whispered unintelligible words. In my ears I didn' t know if I was
- 55:08witnessing a supernatural manifestation or was simply losing my sanity. But the look in
- 55:15my friend' s eyes. While I was thrown down the ravine, I
- 55:17was still in my mind. I ran back to the group trying to explain
- 55:22what I had seen, but no one seemed to understand. My words met
- 55:28with mockery and skepticism, but I knew the truth. He had seen the
- 55:32entity in its most twisted form as a manipulator of death. I realized that
- 55:38I could not escape from it, that I would be persecuted no matter where
- 55:43I was the entity I once thought protected, had revealed its true dark and
- 55:49disturbing nature. And now my struggle was not only against the physical dangers of
- 55:54the outside world, but also against this entity that seemed to be obsessed with
- 56:00my life and soul. My story had become a true tale of terror,
- 56:05a struggle between light and darkness with my own mind as a battlefield. The
- 56:12news of the tragic incident spread rapidly and all those involved were thoroughly questioned in
- 56:20the midst of questions and investigations. I knew I couldn' t reveal the
- 56:24truth about what I' d seen. No one would believe me if I
- 56:30told them about the invisible entity, about how I had pushed my friend into
- 56:34death, let alone the reason why everything had happened. Finally, the investigation
- 56:39was closed and classified as a tragic accident. My dark secret remained buried,
- 56:46along with the truth about the entity that had been lurking in the shadows.
- 56:52My mind became an internal battlefield. While dealing with the weight of my secret.
- 56:58I plunged into a spiral of guilt and paranoia, unable to escape the
- 57:01memory of what I had witnessed. Every night. Dreams became more intense nightmares,
- 57:08plagued by images of the sinister entity and the terrified looks of those who
- 57:14had been swept away by it. The entity was not content with simply tormenting
- 57:21me in my dreams. It began to manifest itself in my reality in increasingly
- 57:25disturbing ways. I heard disturbing whispers in my ear. When I was alone
- 57:31and the shadows seemed to twist and contort in his presence, I felt constantly
- 57:38harassed, no matter where I went or what I did. My life became
- 57:43an unbearable existence, a constant state of fear and paranoia. My relationships began
- 57:51to crumble as I struggled to keep my sanity. Every time I closed my
- 57:55eyes, I feared what I would find in my dreams. The entity had
- 58:00crossed the line between the world of dreams and reality and no longer knew where
- 58:05one ended and the other began. My dreams became nightmares filled with heartbreaking screams
- 58:13and grotesque visions. My performance in the army began to decline unable to concentrate
- 58:21and face reality. What had once been a blessing, a guide in the
- 58:25dark moments, was now my worst curse. Every day it became an exhausting
- 58:31struggle, a constant confrontation with a force that could neither understand nor control.
- 58:38Days transformed into weeks, weeks, months, and months into years, as
- 58:44time passed. I resigned myself to the idea that I would always be tormented
- 58:51by this sinister entity. My life seemed like an endless nightmare, a trap
- 58:57I couldn' t escape. The shadows became my constant companionship, twisting and
- 59:02contorting around me. The entity not only appeared in my dreams, but also
- 59:09began to manifest when I was awake. His whispers were like a constant echo
- 59:16in my mind. His unintelligible words filled my thoughts with palpable fear. My
- 59:22mental health deteriorated at an alarming rate and the lines between reality and nightmare blurred
- 59:28more with every passing day. The army once became a place of constant torment.
- 59:38My superiors noticed my decline and submitted me to psychological evaluations, but I
- 59:45could not tell them the real reason behind my deterioration. One day, however,
- 59:51while in service, the tragedy returned to my life. I found myself
- 59:55in the middle of another shooting reality distorting myself and around, as bullets buzzed
- 1:00:00and explosions resounded in the air. And then, in the midst of the
- 1:00:07chaotic confusion, I heard that voice again, the same voice that had guided
- 1:00:13me in that shooting in the past, when I felt that I was on
- 1:00:16the verge of death sick of the situation, I decided to face that once
- 1:00:22and for all. When I heard the indication that I would bow down instead
- 1:00:27of following the Council, I stood in the middle of the exposed and vulnerable
- 1:00:31battlefield. I knew I was defying my destiny, risking my life in an
- 1:00:37act of despair. Two bullets hit me and I felt intense pain before everything
- 1:00:44became dark. I have no memories of what happened after that. Just darkness.
- 1:00:52Like a deep sleep and no dreams, I woke up in the hospital.
- 1:00:57Days later, surrounded by the smell of simas and the soft beep of
- 1:01:00machines. He had somehow survived a miracle. In the middle of the tragedy.
- 1:01:08I cursed my luck knowing that reprisals for my foolish action would be serious.
- 1:01:15However, as the days passed by something strange, the entity that had
- 1:01:21tormented me occurred, which had been my curse for so long disappeared I never
- 1:01:28knew why or how, but I stopped feeling its presence, Although I was
- 1:01:34still concerned about the possibility that it would reappear at any moment, I was
- 1:01:38relieved to be finally free from its obsessive vigilance. I never understood the reason
- 1:01:45for his disappearance, and over the years, I never had contact with that
- 1:01:50entity again. I was grateful for the silence, for the tranquility that had
- 1:01:54returned to my life, despite the physical and excited scars that I had with
- 1:02:00me. I finally found some peace in the midst of the chaos that had
- 1:02:05been my life and although sometimes the shadows seemed to whisper and move on the
- 1:02:10periphery of my vision, I learned to live with uncertainty. Grateful for every
- 1:02:15day the entity stayed. In the past. I am Sergeant David Mendoza,
- 1:02:25a veteran of the army, whose experiences on the battlefield seem pale in the
- 1:02:31face of what I faced in a mission that took us beyond enemy lines to
- 1:02:36the very depths of the abyss. This story begins on a mission that its
- 1:02:42objective is not relevant. For this story, the warmth of the desert sun
- 1:02:47was mixed with the dust that lifted our steps. Our unity was well known
- 1:02:53in its time, so I will not give real names, because some still
- 1:02:57live. It was made up of men whose faces had been carved by war.
- 1:03:04Each of us carried the burden of responsibility on our shoulders, knowing that
- 1:03:08our actions could change the course of history. The mission presented itself before us
- 1:03:15as a labyrinth of dangers and adversities. Each step was imbued with uncertainty and
- 1:03:22each look conveyed the tension that had taken root in our souls. The first
- 1:03:29night, in the desert, as the stars lined up in a vast dark
- 1:03:32sky, we set up our temporary camp near an oasis. Despite the apparent
- 1:03:38tranquility, the wind carried a disturbing whisper that crawled through the sand. The
- 1:03:45feeling of being watched stalked by something beyond our comprehension was nailed in our minds
- 1:03:52like sharp thorns. Our feeling was noticed the first night. I can remember
- 1:04:00perfectly. Soldier Simon, who was a brave young man full of life,
- 1:04:04began acting strangely during one of the night guards. I was the first to
- 1:04:12notice his strange act when he returned, as he did not respond to my
- 1:04:15indication to give me his report. However, we all noticed when his eyes
- 1:04:19clouded and his voice took on a frightening tone as he uttered words in a
- 1:04:25language I did not understand. The camp was filled with tension as we tried
- 1:04:30to contain it, but its strength seemed supernatural. It was as if unknown
- 1:04:36forces were controlling Simon. He finally collapsed unconsciously, but the seed of fear
- 1:04:44had been planted in our hearts. The doctor examined his condition and found in
- 1:04:48the unexplained medical riddle. We decided to keep him isolated, safe from whatever
- 1:04:56possessed him. Uncertainty came to an end, turned into paranoia, and every
- 1:05:01corner of the night became a stage where the unknown lurked. The days passed
- 1:05:08and the shadow of a dark influence hovered more and more upon us. Every
- 1:05:14conversation in whispers, every shadow that seemed to slip into the corner of the
- 1:05:18eye, reminded us that we were not alone in that desolate corner of the
- 1:05:25world, but we were soldiers trained to face adversity and that kept us firm
- 1:05:30in our mission. It was for a stormy night. When we realized the
- 1:05:34truth, Simon woke up from that night. He had become very quiet and
- 1:05:41refused to tell us what had happened. His eyes were windows to the unknown.
- 1:05:48His voice resounded in the air like a poisonous snake as he uttered words
- 1:05:54in a language forgotten by mankind. The horror took hold of us when,
- 1:06:00one by one, several of our soldiers began to manifest similar symptoms. His
- 1:06:06eyes were red, his voices murmured in a tongue that we could not understand.
- 1:06:13We were trapped in a nightmare prisoners of forces beyond our comprehension. Some
- 1:06:19of the soldiers, who were not under any kind of effect, began to
- 1:06:24pray for comfort in the prayers they had learned from children. I, not
- 1:06:30being raised under any religion, had no idea how to accompany them, so
- 1:06:34I only repeated how little I understood of them. However, while we were
- 1:06:40doing so, the words of the prayers vanished from the minds of my companions
- 1:06:45as if someone or something prevented them from remembering them. It was as if
- 1:06:49they were disconnected from the faith they had ever had and therefore I could not
- 1:06:55continue either. Soldiers who had not been victims of what was happening were struggling
- 1:07:00to remember the prayers that had once been a fundamental part of their lives.
- 1:07:06The inability to find comfort in religion intensified our sense of despair and isolation.
- 1:07:15However, we were determined not to surrender to the unknown. Finally, as
- 1:07:20if it were a gift of divinity or a strange coincidence, the calm returned
- 1:07:26to camp. The first rays of the sun began to appear on the horizon,
- 1:07:32dissipating the darkness that had been suffocating us. The change was almost instantaneous.
- 1:07:39Soldiers affected by demon possession recovered their voices and conscience, while evil influence
- 1:07:44seemed to recede into the light of day. The sense of relief was palpable
- 1:07:51in the air, but it was also tinted with caution. As the sun
- 1:07:57rose in the sky, revealing that of bassas that spread around us, we
- 1:08:00realized that something greater and sinister was at stake. The soldiers who had been
- 1:08:09affected had strange marks on the body. They were as if they had been
- 1:08:14marked with boiling iron, the symbols were strange, but that was not the
- 1:08:17worst. On their feet they had different wounds for which they bled in abundance.
- 1:08:24None of that made sense. The soldiers who had been possessed by evil
- 1:08:30recognized what they had done under their influence and struggled to assimilate the horror of
- 1:08:34their own actions. Unbelief and confusion were reflected in his eyes. While dealing
- 1:08:41with guilt and shame. I tried to get some people to tell me what
- 1:08:46they felt. However, the few who could talk about it told me that
- 1:08:49they had felt a prick and then everything was just cloudy memories. That experience
- 1:08:57had been terrifying, a wrangling struggle between the human and the inhuman, the
- 1:09:01tangible and the spectral. Despite being a skeptic of the paranormal, I found
- 1:09:08myself faced with the inexplicable, which challenged all logic and reason, the need
- 1:09:14to find a logical explanation led me to question what I had experienced. Even
- 1:09:19after the calm returned, I could not help but consider other explanations. My
- 1:09:26mind searched for patterns, connections and motives behind what we had faced, and
- 1:09:30the theory that some kind of prohibited substance had spilled into our canteens began to
- 1:09:35take shape. The idea that someone might have wanted to discredit us and make
- 1:09:43us seem incompetent took over my mind. I took the initiative of making contact
- 1:09:48with the affected soldiers and their superiors. It was important that we found answers,
- 1:09:55even if those answers were in the darkest of the conspiracy. I coordinated
- 1:10:00that the soldiers were sent back to their homes, as they needed rest and
- 1:10:05medical care. The betrayal we had faced on the battlefield seemed to have spread
- 1:10:12to a darker and sinister level. In the days that followed, my mind
- 1:10:17continued to search for evidence and explanations. Despite my skepticism. Paranoia began to
- 1:10:24slip into my sique I observed the water from the canteens with suspicion that some
- 1:10:30kind of substance had been dumped into them toxicological examinations. They gave no answer,
- 1:10:39but my mind refused to give in to uncertainty. The tranquility of those
- 1:10:44days collapsed on a sinister night, a night that sank into my memory like
- 1:10:47a poisoned dagger. We were at the camp recovering from our traumatic experiences.
- 1:10:58My mind was still trapped in the torbeo of traumatic experiences we had faced.
- 1:11:03But even when my eyelids closed in search of respite, the horrors of the
- 1:11:09past found their way in my dreams. An intense nest enveloped a feeling that
- 1:11:15I was being watched by invisible eyes. I tried to fight the monsters lurking
- 1:11:21in my nightmares, but their power seemed unshakable. Then a noise shook me
- 1:11:29out of my sleep and my eyes suddenly opened. The darkness of the night
- 1:11:33surrounded me, but what really woke me up was a demonic voice that seemed
- 1:11:39to whisper in the shadows. Words were not understood as belonging to a language
- 1:11:45that should never have existed. My heart was beating with uncontrolled violence. As
- 1:11:51I struggled to understand what was happening. As my eyes adjusted to the shadow,
- 1:11:57my gaze turned away from the corner of my eye and what I saw
- 1:12:00filled me with a terror that left me breathless. A horribly thin, inhumanly
- 1:12:08tall figure slipped between the bunk beds in the camp. Every step he took
- 1:12:14resonated with a hollow, strong sound, as if only bones were colliding into
- 1:12:18the ground. Fear clung to my throat, threatening to suffocate me as I
- 1:12:24watched with horror the macabre dance that unfolded before my eyes. The figure was
- 1:12:30just more than a distorted shadow. His dark and fuzzy features, but his
- 1:12:35presence was impossible to ignore. His steps were firm as if nothing could stop
- 1:12:42him. It was like he was looking for something or someone. Fear became
- 1:12:47an immobilizing terror. As the humanoid spectrum approached where we slept, my muscles
- 1:12:56were tense. My mind was crying out to flee, but I was strung
- 1:13:00into a state of paralysis that can only be understood by those who have faced
- 1:13:05the incomprehensible. I saw him stop right above the bunk of one of my
- 1:13:10colleagues. His long limbs seemed to stretch and twist in inhuman ways. My
- 1:13:16partner lay asleep, unaware of the danger that lay over him. I wanted
- 1:13:24to shout warning, but my voice was trapped in my throat, one more
- 1:13:29victim of the paralysis that was holding me back. The figure bowed down his
- 1:13:32face barely visible in the dark. My heart was beating with such intensity that
- 1:13:40I felt that I could escape from my chest at any moment. The creature
- 1:13:45approached. Her invisible breath. It seemed to envelop me in a cloud of
- 1:13:49nightmare, as its features became more discernible. I saw his eyes, two
- 1:13:55bright red dots that seemed to burn, it was as if he was looking
- 1:14:00through the flesh and bones directly into my soul. Terror had me immobilized,
- 1:14:06but what happened next was recorded in my mind as a nightmare that would never
- 1:14:11fade away. The figure moved away from me back to my companion, his
- 1:14:16bony hand slowly extended towards him and then, as if time itself had slowed
- 1:14:23down, I saw his fingers passing through my companion' s body as if
- 1:14:28he was going through the air It was like a supernatural act, something that
- 1:14:35challenged all the laws of reality and my mind struggled to understand what was happening.
- 1:14:40As I watched with horror as the figure seemed to begin sucking something invisible
- 1:14:45from my companion. His chest sank unnaturally, as if the very essence of
- 1:14:50his being was being torn from his body. I wanted to scream free the
- 1:14:58terror that imprisoned me, but my voice and guidance being a distant echo in
- 1:15:01my throat. My muscles felt as if they were wrapped in invisible chains,
- 1:15:06unable to free themselves from the grip of fear. I saw the figure withdraw
- 1:15:12from my partner. His task was apparently complete. It was only when the
- 1:15:18first rays of the sun began to appear on the horizon that I felt the
- 1:15:24spell of fear break. My limbs shook. When I was finally able to
- 1:15:30move and get into the bunk, I looked around, but the figure had
- 1:15:35disappeared as if it had never been there. My first reaction was to run
- 1:15:41to my partner fearing the worst. My heart sank into my chest. When
- 1:15:45I saw its inert form it was cold as ice and touching its skin,
- 1:15:50its rigidity was evident. My mind was struggling to process what I was seeing.
- 1:15:57His body dry as if something had surrendered, not only his life,
- 1:16:00but every drop of moisture and vitality of his being. The vitality in my
- 1:16:05companion' s being had been drained his body now lay as a vestige of
- 1:16:11what once had been panic seized all of us. When we saw his corpse
- 1:16:17a dreadful reminder of the terrifying night we had shared without thinking too much,
- 1:16:25I thought of communicating with my superiors for an immediate relocation. However, in
- 1:16:30trying, I discovered that our radio, the only source of communication, had
- 1:16:34been broken. Isolation left us at the mercy of our own thoughts and fears
- 1:16:42and uncertainty surrounded us like a dark veil. We were trapped in an unknown
- 1:16:48place with no way to communicate with the outside world. However, we knew
- 1:16:54that we only had to wait until they came looking for us. There was
- 1:16:59one more night left before the mission at that cursed place finally ended. However,
- 1:17:03that expectation seemed to be an eternity of anguish. To avoid further inconvenience,
- 1:17:11we decided to set up guard in case anything happened. The decision to
- 1:17:15remain vigilant proved to be one of the worst we could have made. The
- 1:17:21tension in the air was palpable. As we took turns watching our gazes fixed
- 1:17:28in the dark, our ears alert to any sound. Out of the ordinary,
- 1:17:32every whisper of the wind seemed like a malevolent murmur, every shadow a
- 1:17:39possible danger. The night was advancing in agony, every second felt like an
- 1:17:44eternity. My colleagues and I shared nervous looks. Our expressions reflected the fear
- 1:17:50that united us in a silent bond. The silence was oppressive, a constant
- 1:17:58reminder that we were at the mercy of the unknown. The time finally came
- 1:18:03when I was relieved of the guard. The exhaustion weighed on my eyelids.
- 1:18:09As I struggled against the dream that threatened to dominate me, I lay down
- 1:18:15in my bunk my mind struggling to find calm. In the midst of the
- 1:18:17storm of fear, I closed my eyes looking for a momentary escape from the
- 1:18:25terrifying reality around us. But the rest wasn' t meant to be mine.
- 1:18:30A heartbreaking cry burst into the air, a cry that was heard in
- 1:18:33every corner of the place. I woke up at once. The heart hammered
- 1:18:39in my chest. As the darkness enveloped me. The camp was in chaos
- 1:18:45panic- filled voices resounding around me. While everyone was trying to understand what
- 1:18:49was happening, struggling to focus my view. In the midst of confusion,
- 1:18:56I saw one of my companions being dragged out of the place by an invisible
- 1:19:00four force. Terror seized me when I realized that I had been relieved of
- 1:19:03my guard. Just moments ago, my hands searched for my weapon and with
- 1:19:12it in hand I ran out into the darkness, pushing my fears aside because
- 1:19:16of the urgency of the situation. The scene outside the camp was in total
- 1:19:23chaos. Shadows seemed to come alive moving in erratic patterns that challenged logic.
- 1:19:30I saw my partner being dragged down the floor, his body twisted in an
- 1:19:34inhuman posture, while he issued desperate cries for help. The creature was a
- 1:19:41gloomy presence barely discernible in the dark, but its intention was clear, with
- 1:19:47the heart in the throat and determination. Burning in my chest, I lifted
- 1:19:51my gun and fired at the creature. The shots resounded at night, but
- 1:19:58the creature was faster. The r of what I could anticipate faded into the
- 1:20:01darkness as if it had melted with the shadows around it. My bullets only
- 1:20:09reached the empty air a useless proof of my attempt to defend my partner.
- 1:20:15The chaos continued around me. As my companions tried to understand what they had
- 1:20:20witnessed, my words mingled with the cries of others. As we tried to
- 1:20:27understand what had happened but as I looked around, I realized that the creature
- 1:20:31had completely disappeared. My partner was missing, too. Dragged in the night
- 1:20:40without leaving a trace, we stayed in the darkness, with the bewilderment and
- 1:20:45despair growing in our hearts. The creature and supernatural events seemed to have woven
- 1:20:51a web of terror and confusion around us. We had no answers, just
- 1:20:58a paralyzing fear that threatened to break our sanity. We decided to organize a
- 1:21:04search to find our missing partner. Armed with flashlights and guns. We ventured
- 1:21:12into the dark night our footsteps resounding in the sand as we explored the surroundings.
- 1:21:18The atmosphere was loaded with tension. Each shadow seemed to gain its own
- 1:21:24life and the wind whispered in our minds as a warning. As we advanced
- 1:21:29we discovered traces of blood and signs of struggle. The land was marked by
- 1:21:35confused and deep traces that could only be the result of a fierce struggle.
- 1:21:42We dared to follow the traces, guided by the hope of finding our companion
- 1:21:46alive, but also by the fear of what we might discover. The days
- 1:21:53that followed after that fateful night became an agony of unanswered questions. The superiors
- 1:22:00finally arrived, bringing with them an air of relief, but also of silence.
- 1:22:06We were informed that my partner had deserted, that he had fled his
- 1:22:12duty and responsibility. We, who had faced the horrors of that night,
- 1:22:17looked silently, knowing the truth that was beyond what we could say. The
- 1:22:25official story was manipulated to hide the horrors we had faced in the eyes of
- 1:22:31the world. My partner had left his post and his honor. The truth
- 1:22:36was buried under layers of lies and denials, and we were forced to accept
- 1:22:42that version to preserve their loved ones from the terrifying truth. History would never
- 1:22:47be told one more victim of cover- up and fear. But for those
- 1:22:54of us who live it, the night of the inhuman creature would be like
- 1:22:58an indelible memory. The face of my companion and his cries for help were
- 1:23:02engraved in my mind a constant warning that there are shadows in this world that
- 1:23:08can never be understood or forgotten. I don' t know what that creature
- 1:23:14was, but I' m sure of what I saw and hope I'
- 1:23:17ll never experience anything like that again. Anonymous account