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- 0:05One afternoon, Grandpa came to visit my house already very much and began to
- 0:09talk about his past. He told us many stories, some that we had
- 0:16already heard, others that we had not, but there was one in particular
- 0:20that surprised us very much, because it was terrifying until that very night.
- 0:23I had nightmares. He began to tell us that his parents had had a
- 0:30lot of money, they always had good food, good clothes and even a
- 0:34car to move in, which was a luxury at the time compared to the
- 0:39other people in town, for whom it was very difficult sometimes even to get
- 0:44to eat. For his children, Grandpa' s childhood had been good.
- 0:49Next to his brother Pedro. They had enjoyed the beautiful countryside their parents had
- 0:54and they never lacked anything, not even love. My great- grandmother used
- 1:00to cook and serve them. He did not work, since at that time
- 1:03machismo reigned in the village. My great- grandfather worked nights. He was
- 1:10a janitor in a hardware store about twenty minutes from home. The days were
- 1:15very beautiful next to his family, but the nights were long and terrifying.
- 1:21My great- grandmother stayed with her two little ones and as her house was
- 1:25in the middle of the field of trees and grass, it was impossible not
- 1:30to feel afraid, she prayed with them before sleeping and asked for their safety.
- 1:34At that time, it was common to hear about witches taking children,
- 1:38about Nahuales stealing money and animals, and even about madmen hurting others for no
- 1:44apparent reason, but my great- grandfather was not afraid of any of that.
- 1:52He always told his wife that nothing would ever happen to them. As
- 1:55long as he lived. The gossip was everyone' s fun and the rumors
- 2:00about my family soon came out. People were questioning everything my great- grandfather
- 2:06had gotten just working at the hardware store. Everyone said it was almost impossible,
- 2:13because before his children were born he seemed to work harder. He lived
- 2:17in a small wooden house that had been inherited from him. He didn'
- 2:22t have a weight and he kept borrowing from his neighbors so he could buy
- 2:27something to eat for himself and his wife. But after his first son was
- 2:30born he began to work as a watchman and a couple of months later he
- 2:36bought the land where they lived, already being a family to one of the
- 2:39richest elders in that town. The place was huge and beautiful. There they
- 2:45built their house, which was one of the most colorful in the place,
- 2:49as its beautiful white color and its size stood out kilometers away. My grandfather
- 2:53uncle began to hear these rumors when he went to elementary school and once a
- 2:58child asked him how he would keep his dad in order to have so much
- 3:02money if he was a simple wakeman, but he didn' t know what
- 3:07to answer, because he didn' t even know the answer to that and
- 3:10didn' t understand what they meant. That day, when she came home,
- 3:14she told my great- grandmother what that companion had asked her, but
- 3:17she seemed as confused as he was. One night before my great- grandfather
- 3:23went to work, his son heard that he and my great- grandmother were
- 3:29arguing strongly in the kitchen. He came up and tried to understand what they
- 3:32were saying. My great- grandmother was asking her husband about the dead animal
- 3:38he had taken and about the money he had put on the dresser in his
- 3:42bed. That morning he told her that the people of the village were right,
- 3:46that it couldn' t be possible for a watchman to have so much
- 3:52money, but he angry told her that he had nothing unusual, because he
- 3:57was also selling animals and that at the end of the day, she didn
- 4:00' t have to claim anything if he gave him everything, and that should
- 4:03be more than enough. He came out of the house furiously, and in
- 4:08the face of my great- grandmother, an expression of anger and disappointment was
- 4:12drawn. My grandfather uncle didn' t understand anything, so he asked his
- 4:15brother, but he didn' t know either. Then the subject was forgotten
- 4:19for them and for the people. After a while, they probably found someone
- 4:26else to talk about. The years passed and the more the children grew,
- 4:31the older their parents were. And when Grandpa turned eighteen, he looked for
- 4:38a job away from his village and met Barbara, who would become his wife
- 4:42and my grandmother. She fell madly in love with her and her with him.
- 4:47They shared many moments together and married when they were both twenty- two
- 4:53years old. Barbara got pregnant on that. A year after the wedding and
- 4:58although my great- grandmother asked them to come I saw a time in the
- 5:01village, they refused and the little one was born in the city. Everything
- 5:04was perfect, as if they were in a wonderful dream. They were both
- 5:11happy and loved their son with all their heart. But two years later,
- 5:14the money fights increased and Grandfather finally lost his job. They didn' t
- 5:20know what to do, so he decided to contact his father to lend him
- 5:26some money or give him a job looking after his animals. Even if they
- 5:29had to move into town. It was all about seeing his son well and
- 5:32that his marriage did not die the great- grandfather. My great- grandfather
- 5:36asked him to go home so they could talk and help him to what Grandpa
- 5:42accepted. The three went to that place that had seen him born and Barbara
- 5:46was surprised with how beautiful and great he was. He commented with my grandfather
- 5:53that that house definitely stood out above the others for how huge it was.
- 5:58When they arrived, they all greeted each other and the new grandparents were very
- 6:02excited to meet their little grandson, since since he was born they had not
- 6:06had the opportunity to go to the city to meet him. They ate and
- 6:11talked for a while. They went out for a walk on the ground and
- 6:15to get to know the center of the village, which was something new for
- 6:17Barbara. Memories sprang up in my grandfather' s mind, though suddenly strange
- 6:24images flooded his thoughts. He recalled that someone had told him that when we
- 6:30were adults, we blocked some memories of when we were kids because of how
- 6:35traumatic they were, and that seemed to make sense at the time. Suddenly,
- 6:40strange images began to appear. As he walked around those trees, he
- 6:47was seen looking for his brother, with whom he was playing hide- and
- 6:51- seek and who, hearing noises behind a bush and thought it was him,
- 6:57tried to scare him. But when he looked up, he saw a
- 7:00strange creature. He was a very large black goat, had a very bright
- 7:05necklace and was devouring one of his father' s pigs. It was something
- 7:11out of place, since goats do not eat animals, His heart beat quickly
- 7:16as he walked away from there before the animal realized its presence. He didn
- 7:23' t tell anyone about it, and apparently he even kept it in his
- 7:27memory with a lock. This time he didn' t say anything either,
- 7:32he just kept watching the landscape. At night, while drinking coffee, his
- 7:38father told him to warm up because he would take him to work to help
- 7:42him with some things so that he could solve his problems. My grandfather was
- 7:47excited because he had never gone to his father' s work. It would
- 7:51be very interesting to experience that experience. He put on a very big jacket.
- 7:58He said goodbye to my great- grandmother, his wife and son waited
- 8:03for their father and when he left, they walked towards the car. They
- 8:07went up and my grandfather took the opportunity to thank his father for helping him
- 8:11in those difficult times. My great- grandfather said nothing and drove silently for
- 8:16ten minutes until he stopped at a detour going to a hill. My grandfather
- 8:22was surprised because it was still a while before arriving at the town hardware store
- 8:26and told his father, but the m was immuted under the car, indicating
- 8:31with his head that he would also come down. When they were out of
- 8:37the car. My great- grandfather told his son that he would finally know
- 8:39where so much money had come from during those years, but that he had
- 8:45to promise him to see what he saw. He' ll hear what he
- 8:48heard. I shouldn' t have run away or told anyone. My grandfather
- 8:52got cold when he heard that, because it was probably a bad thing.
- 8:56His father hid him for many years, but he didn' t say a
- 9:01single word, He just nodded with his head. Little by little the hill
- 9:05and grass went up, making walking difficult, and the closer a nauseous smell
- 9:09came, the more and more the atmosphere flooded. My grandfather was already very
- 9:16tired and when he thought he could not take another step, his father told
- 9:20him quietly to wait there. Behind the bushes, my grandfather covered his nose
- 9:26and mouth with his hand because the smell was unbearable and the cold up there
- 9:31slipped his bones. In addition, a deep fear ran all over his body
- 9:37and for a moment he thought of going down running, but he stopped knowing
- 9:43that he could not disappoint his father, who at that time was slowly walking
- 9:48to a place where the grass seemed to have disappeared for years. It was
- 9:52a perfect circle and in the middle of it there were black candles on,
- 9:58which was strange because the wind or cold blew loudly and the candles did not
- 10:03go out. My grandfather wanted to ask his father, who had lit the
- 10:07candles, if they had arrived there a moment ago, but he knew he
- 10:11should stay hidden. When he looked more closely, he realized something that gave
- 10:18him the chills, for there was something drawn in the circle. It was
- 10:22a staff and symbols he didn' t understand well. When he was just
- 10:28about to digest that scenario, everything got worse, as his father placed himself
- 10:31in the circle and began to speak in what looked like another language, which
- 10:35surprised my grandfather a lot, as he had never heard his father speak any
- 10:41other language. The atmosphere was getting more and more tense and their fear grew
- 10:46every second. The air felt heavy and as the old man said those words,
- 10:54more people seemed to repeat what he was talking about, but there was
- 10:58no one else there. The candles began to float in the air and suddenly
- 11:03his father began to wallow on the floor as if it were an animal,
- 11:07until after a few seconds, the old man had become a frightening creature.
- 11:15He looked like a dog, but he was much larger and his fangs were
- 11:20giant, for his eyes were impregnated with blood and wickedness. My grandfather couldn
- 11:26' t believe that disgusting being was his father. It was impossible for him
- 11:31to be a naval man, but that would explain how he brought so many
- 11:35animals home or that money. A minute later, to his surprise, he
- 11:39saw something that sowed deep terror in his chest. It was a black goat
- 11:45that came out from among the trees and met the dog and the goat had
- 11:50the necklace that my grandfather had seen when he was a child, because it
- 11:54was the same animal. I was sure of that. He had never felt
- 11:58that way, and he knew that after he had witnessed that, he could
- 12:03never get rid of it, because God forgives, but the devil did not
- 12:07and he was seeing the Lucifer himself. There, the Nahual took the corpse
- 12:11of a cow out of the trees. He seemed to have a lot of
- 12:16strength because it wasn' t normal that he could hold on to such a
- 12:22big animal, let alone his fangs. In that, both disgusting beings smiled
- 12:24and started eating the cow' s stomach and seeing that, my grandfather couldn
- 12:28' t help but vomit. It was a horrible scene and terror flooded his
- 12:35veins and disgusted his stomach. He wanted to run away, but he knew
- 12:41he couldn' t, and not because of what his father had told him,
- 12:45but because the devil was there and if he realized he was trying to
- 12:48leave, the worst could happen and his dad couldn' t help it.
- 12:52Time passed slowly in that place and the cold touched to the bones and fear
- 12:56could hardly bear. After a while the animals wiped out the cow, the
- 13:03goat touched the earth inside the circle and the dog with its legs began to
- 13:07dig the earth in despair until it came across something. At that moment,
- 13:13my great- grandfather returned to be human and with his hands began to pull
- 13:18out a small sack that was full of money and made a sign to where
- 13:22his son was, winking at his eye. My grandfather was amazed by all
- 13:28that money. They both got off the hill quickly without looking back and got
- 13:33into the car. The breathing of then young grandfather was agitated as if he
- 13:39had run a marathon, but his father looked serene as if nothing had happened,
- 13:45and my grandfather had mixed feelings. On the one hand, he was
- 13:50very afraid and felt his soul wanting to get out of his body, but
- 13:54on the other, he was furious with his dad for being involved in such
- 14:00awful things. In the end he felt that he could not say anything because,
- 14:05although the guilt was huge, he really wanted the stability of his family
- 14:09and knew that with that money he could get out of it with a trembling
- 14:15voice, he asked his father to go home, but he replied that no,
- 14:18not yet, that there was still work to be done. My grandfather
- 14:22knew he couldn' t stand to see something like that anymore, but he
- 14:26couldn' t blame anything. When the car stopped, the great- grandfather
- 14:31told him to hide again. After a few bushes, he obeyed and watched
- 14:35with fear what would happen. Next. My great- grandfather, turned into
- 14:41that horrible dog, entered the stable of a house and heard the squealing of
- 14:46frightened animals, until he finally went out with a pig he was dragging with
- 14:50his fangs. Then the dog came back to be human and they both got
- 14:56the pig in the car and they didn' t even leave. My great
- 15:00- grandfather Leo told his son that all this began when my great- uncle
- 15:03was born and had no more food, there was no work in the village,
- 15:09until one day, as he walked looking for a job, he fell
- 15:13into the night and thought he was going down the usual road, but the
- 15:18more he walked the more that path became strange to him and seemed to reach
- 15:22nowhere, until he reached a deviation that he had never seen and walked around
- 15:28until he reached a hill. He began to feel scared and screamed to see
- 15:31if anyone would listen to him. When he heard someone pronounce his name right
- 15:35behind him, he thought he was someone he knew, but when he turned
- 15:41around he gave that horrible goat talking to him and he felt the being faded
- 15:48off on two legs. He told him not to be afraid, that he
- 15:50knew about his problems and that he could help him. My great- grandfather,
- 15:56very frightened, told him that no one gave anything in return for anything.
- 15:58I' ll give it to him. He asked what he wanted to
- 16:02be able to help him, that he really had nothing, because the demon
- 16:07told him that he wanted the soul of his firstborn son and some animal sacrifices
- 16:11and that in exchange he would give him all the money he wanted. The
- 16:15most beautiful house and a lot of health. My great- grandfather, at
- 16:19first he refused and told him to leave him alone and show him the way.
- 16:23But the goat began to laugh and told him that he was a fool
- 16:27not to accept that great offer and that he knew very well that his wife
- 16:33would leave him if he did not give him a life at least decent and
- 16:37that he would be left alone if he did not accept. I also tell
- 16:41him that he could see that three years later he would have another son and
- 16:45that he could both give them the best. If I agreed. My great
- 16:48- grandfather thought about it a lot and eventually agreed. Finally, he wanted
- 16:52the best for his family. It was better if I had one to have
- 16:56four. The devil thought. He told him that every night he would become
- 17:02a gual and could steal animals, because he needed them to feed himself and
- 17:07that when he went to the mountain, he would give him all the money
- 17:11he wanted. He would show you the way by hearing this. My grandfather
- 17:15asked his father to stop the car, and in the middle of the morning
- 17:21he came down terrified. He felt great resentment towards his father at the time
- 17:26for being a selfish man who preferred to sell his son' s soul for
- 17:30money. He cried bitterly, for fear and resentment ran through his veins.
- 17:36I couldn' t believe whoever I trusted had done such an atrocious thing.
- 17:40The worst was that he was already part of it and his brother too,
- 17:44because his soul was already doomed. He walked as his father drove slowly and
- 17:49asked him to get in the car, but my grandfather listened to me and
- 17:53went down a dirt road so that his father could not follow him. When
- 17:59she fits it if she came to her old house, she felt someone touching
- 18:03her shoulder when she turned, she saw that horrible black zebra, smiling from
- 18:08Ear to Ear on two legs. That being began to talk to him.
- 18:12He told her he was going to propose a deal and it was pretty simple.
- 18:17His father' s soul for his brother' s. He tried to
- 18:21persuade him, telling him that his father had condemned his brother for his ambition
- 18:26disguised as something good, because although he already had enough fortune to live comfortably
- 18:30with his family and those of his children, he always came back for more
- 18:34money. If he gave him his father' s soul, the devil would
- 18:38never appear in his life or that of his brother. But if he didn
- 18:42' t take his brother' s soul and his brother' s he told
- 18:48him that he would wait for the day of his death he would be in
- 18:51the front row and devour his soul. My grandfather was not like his father
- 18:55and a few minutes ago he had accepted his fate, so he told him
- 18:59there was no deal and to leave him alone. And the horrible goat didn
- 19:03' t insist and let him go home. He arrived around six in the
- 19:07morning and not even great- grandmother offered him coffee and fruit, but he
- 19:11didn' t want anything from that house, so he told his wife they
- 19:15should leave. His father tried to talk to him and apologize, but my
- 19:21grandfather didn' t want to hear it anymore. He also told her to
- 19:23take the money, but she wouldn' t. I' d rather not
- 19:27have a burden than take that damn money. So he came back to the
- 19:33city without a weight, with a trauma that would accompany him forever and with
- 19:37the desire to change something. He never spoke to his father again. I
- 19:42didn' t want to hear from him. After all, he had sold
- 19:45it to him and his brother. My great- grandmother was talking to her
- 19:51every week to find out how she was until her two parents died in an
- 19:55accident. My grandfather went to the wake and there he saw his brother,
- 19:59but he didn' t tell him anything, because he didn' t want
- 20:03him to live the same torment as him. In the wake of their parents
- 20:06something frightening happened as everyone prayed for them. The portrait of my great-
- 20:11grandfather began to move and finally out of nowhere began to burn. My grandparents
- 20:17had to retire and never stepped on that town again. After all, my
- 20:22grandfather was baptized and now he helps the church that is near his house hourly
- 20:26every day and asks for his soul, thinking that perhaps he can save her.
- 20:33But he tells us that a couple of days ago, when he got
- 20:36home, he gave my grandmother caressing a black goat in the garden. Grandma
- 20:41found that being near her house and put her in so she could take care
- 20:45of her, but he immediately took her out. From there he left the
- 20:48goat in a park and walked in the opposite direction until he heard his name
- 20:53and turned around. For he saw the goat standing on two legs and with
- 20:57a gutural voice, Jo told him that soon he would go for it anonymous account