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- 0:05At the age of thirteen, I experienced a terrifying experience that still torments me
- 0:10in my darkest nightmares. It was the summer of nine hundred and eighty,
- 0:15when I decided to spend part of my vacation in Arkansas, USA, the
- 0:20place where I was born, but I barely remembered. My parents moved to
- 0:24Mexico when I was just over a year old, and this would be my
- 0:29chance to meet my cousin, who shared my same age. The first few
- 0:34days were great. My cousin turned out to be a kind companion and we
- 0:39quickly forged a solid friendship. Brat, his best friend, also became my
- 0:43friend during those days of sunshine and fun. The summer nights were especially pleasant
- 0:49and often Brad stayed to sleep at my cousin' s house further strengthening the
- 0:54bonds of friendship. However, everything changed in o. On a particularly hot
- 1:02afternoon, we decided to go swimming in a nearby quarry. My cousin and
- 1:06brad, full of enthusiasm, jumped into the water without thinking twice. I,
- 1:11on the other hand, stood on the edge trying to overcome my fear
- 1:15of deep water. While dealing with my own fears. My attention turned to
- 1:21the entrance to the forest, where I saw an unusual silhouette. In the
- 1:26distance between the trees. I distinguished a figure that seemed to be a deer,
- 1:32but something didn' t fit. He was astounded. If he was
- 1:34standing on two legs. The distance did not allow me to see clearly,
- 1:38but the strangeness of the scene left me intrigued. As I tried to understand
- 1:44what I saw, my cousin urged me to join them in the water,
- 1:48breaking my visual contact with the figure. When I looked back into the forest,
- 1:53the strange silhouette had disappeared. I looked around, but I didn'
- 1:59t find a trace. But I finally gathered courage and jumped into the water,
- 2:04trying to remove the disturbing image from my mind. I didn' t
- 2:07know then that that meeting would mark the beginning of an experience that would haunt
- 2:13me for years. Despite my efforts to forget, the figure of the forest
- 2:16always returned to my mind as a lurking shadow that refused to fade away.
- 2:23It didn' t matter how much I tried to distract myself with everyday life.
- 2:27The presence of that being continued his sinister dance in my thoughts. That
- 2:31night, terror took a tangible form in my dreams. In my nightmare.
- 2:38I was walking down my uncles' yard. A distant murmur led me to
- 2:43the trash cans, where I discovered the figure. Stirring through the debris.
- 2:47His strangely human hands grabbed traces of food, as his sharp tusks prostrated between
- 2:53his lips. His presence distilled an air of malice that smote my blood.
- 3:01I woke up abruptly, soaked in sweat and trembling. Reality took over me,
- 3:07but the sense of dread persisted in trying to calm me down. I
- 3:12got out of bed in the middle of the darkness, careful not to disturb
- 3:15my cousin and brat who slept on the floor. I went down the stairs
- 3:21in search of water. The silence of the house, submerged in the shadow,
- 3:24increased the restlessness that gripped my mind. After drinking water in the kitchen,
- 3:30I was getting ready to go back to bed. When a strange noise
- 3:32caught my attention. I quickly identified the sound as the Boaquitok and my cousin
- 3:39' s was on and leaning on one of the armchairs in the room.
- 3:44I thought you should have forgotten to turn it off and that some sign had
- 3:47crossed. As I approached the device to shut it down, I distinguished my
- 3:54name from incomprehensible noises. My curiosity led me to pay more attention, trying
- 3:59to see the words decipher. Suddenly, a deafening and demonic scream ran through
- 4:03the apparatus, causing it to release it with horror. My pulsations accelerated and
- 4:10I ran back upstairs where the security of my room seemed to be the only
- 4:15barrier between reality and the unfathomable mystery that was taking off. The next day.
- 4:21During breakfast, I questioned my cousin about the other Wakitoki. He responded
- 4:27carelessly suggesting that he might be in the garden or in his tree house.
- 4:32The answer did not reassure me at all the connection between the strange figure,
- 4:39my nightmares and the incident with the Wackitok and became increasingly linked. The following
- 4:45days passed between a mixture of tension and an apparent normality. I tried to
- 4:50ignore the signs that indicated something was out of place, but fear was rooted
- 4:55in the depths of my being. Each corner of the village, each or
- 5:00every shadow among the trees, seemed to harbor a dark secret. My interactions
- 5:04with my cousin and brat, although apparently normal, became more tense. My
- 5:10questions about the figure of the forest, the disturbing nights and the incident with
- 5:15the wackitok and were received with evasive or nervous laughter. It seemed that they
- 5:19did not share the same perception of danger that tormented my thoughts. The figure
- 5:26of the forest continued to torment my thoughts. I even tried to call my
- 5:30parents and tell them what happened. His answer was, as expected, that
- 5:35he was a little old enough to be making up those stories. Every shadow,
- 5:41every whisper seemed to resonate with the disturbing presence of that being that materialized
- 5:46in my worst nightmares. The summer, however, was coming to an end
- 5:51and my cousin decided to make our last night something special, proposed the idea
- 5:57of making a camp in the forest, a gesture that pretended to be a
- 6:01memorable farewell before everyone returned to their respective homes. Despite all the experiences he
- 6:08had lived there, he hesitated to accept the proposal. However, my cousin
- 6:14alien to my disturbing experiences longed for this last night to be unforgettable. He
- 6:21mentioned that he and Brath had camped in the forest on other occasions without incident,
- 6:26as well as that there was an area for camping, which was heavily
- 6:30guarded. That argument succeeded in dispelling my doubts. Finally, I agreed,
- 6:35although the shadow of the forest figure continued to haunt my thoughts as a persistent
- 6:41echo of fear. I remember perfectly how the more we got deeper into the
- 6:46forest. I didn' t think we were going to a camping area.
- 6:50I made him notice my cousin and brat, who told me that they only
- 6:54said that so that their parents would let them go. But the camping area
- 6:59had many rules and they had also got beer and cigarettes. I hesitated to
- 7:04keep walking. However, the social pressure could with me we reached a clearing
- 7:11in the forest, where we decided to set up our tents. Despite the
- 7:15intention to have a good time, my thoughts continued to be harassed by previous
- 7:21experiences. Each creak of branches and whisper of the wind seemed to carry with
- 7:27it the essence of the unknown. As the hours progressed and nothing unusual or
- 7:31frightening happened. I began to relax gradually. The night fell upon us when
- 7:38we sat around the campfire, Brad, with his characteristic enthusiasm, proposed telling
- 7:43horror stories to add a special touch to our last night. Together. The
- 7:49stories began to be generic and, to my taste, somewhat boring. However,
- 7:55everything changed when Brad narrated the story of the sorcerer of La La Forest.
- 7:59History painted the life of a man with some deformities who had decided to
- 8:03live in the same forest we were in. As he remained there, he
- 8:09began to perform demonic rites and covenants that ultimately transformed him into a half-
- 8:16man, half- animal beast. The detailed description of the transformation and the
- 8:22horrors that the sorcerer of the forest unleashed caused a chill that swept through my
- 8:28spine. The similarities with my previous experiences did not go unnoticed and the figure
- 8:33of the forest reappeared in my mind with renewed intensity. The dark connection between
- 8:39Brath' s story and what I had lived became increasingly clear. Despite my
- 8:45attempt to disguise my discomfort. My cousin and Brad noticed my particular reaction to
- 8:50that story. The fire of the fire reflected the restlessness in my eyes,
- 8:56but I decided to try to disguise it as much as possible to avoid being
- 9:00disturbed. The night was advancing and the sounds of the forest became more intense,
- 9:05creating an atmosphere full of tension. The wind whispered among the branches as
- 9:11voices, sinister and the shadows danced around us, feeding the feeling that we
- 9:16were not alone in that place. Despite the apparent normality of the night,
- 9:22the figure of the forest remained a palpable presence in my mind. The bonfire
- 9:28was slowly consumed, leaving us wrapped in the darkness of the forest, The
- 9:33idea of going to sleep gave me a little fear. After all, my
- 9:37vibrating cousin would sleep in the same tent, but I would sleep alone.
- 9:41Although rationality struggled to prevail, persistent fear clung to my thoughts as an insatiable
- 9:46shadow. The night was advancing and the silence of the forest became increasingly ominous.
- 9:54My cousin and Brat went into his tent, leaving me alone in front
- 9:58of the dark and mysterious nature around us. I tried to concentrate on normal
- 10:05nocturnal sounds, the gnashing of leaves, the whispering of the wind and the
- 10:09distant calls of nocturnal animals. However, the figure of the forest continued to
- 10:16pursue my thoughts. I decided to leave my shop for a short walk and
- 10:22clear my mind. As I walked among the trees, a shadow moved in
- 10:26the shadows causing my heart to accelerate. I wanted to believe it was just
- 10:31my imagination, but the feeling of being watched haunted me. I decided to
- 10:35enter my shop and try to sleep, convincing myself that everything was the product
- 10:41of my tormented mind. When I finally curled up in my sleeping bag.
- 10:46The forest seemed to come alive with its own sounds and whispers. I tried
- 10:50to close my eyes and let tiredness lead me to sleep, but something in
- 10:56the air prevented me from relaxing completely. Then, in my middle of the
- 11:00broken silence, only by the murmur of the wind, I heard an unmistakable
- 11:05sound. They were steps, slow and deliberate steps approaching my tent. My
- 11:11heart began to beat hard and the figure of the forest materialized in my mind
- 11:16with terrifying clarity. I held my breath, fearing that any movement would reveal
- 11:22my presence. The steps continued to move around the tent as if something was
- 11:28lurking in the dark. It was then that a dark shadow was cast over
- 11:33the fabric of the tent. A chill swept through my spine as I saw
- 11:39the silhouette of a humanoid figure similar to the one I saw in the forest
- 11:43that day. The figure was standing right outside my tent, as if I
- 11:46were watching reality and the nightmare were intertwined in a knot of terror, in
- 11:52an impulse of courage. I took my flashlight and turned it on pointing towards
- 12:00the waves. For a moment, the light lit up the surrounding area,
- 12:03but the figure disappeared like an ephemeral shadow. My pulse went off and the
- 12:07uncertainty took hold of me was real or the product of my imagination, altered
- 12:13by the horror stories and my own fears. Suddenly I started to feel like
- 12:20someone was shaking my shop in a violent way, I couldn' t resist
- 12:24it. More. I got out of my store with caution and went to
- 12:28wake my cousin. I tried to explain what I had experienced, but their
- 12:33incredulous expressions and nervous laughter made me doubt my own sanity. Despite everything,
- 12:39we decided to pack up and leave the camp as soon as possible. The
- 12:43forest, once a place of fun and laughter, had become a nightmare scenario.
- 12:50On the way back to the house, my cousin and Brat seemed anxious
- 12:54to forget what happened, but I knew that the figure of the forest and
- 12:58s s s s s s sssas apparitions would be engraved in my memory forever.
- 13:03The weight of fear persisted in the air as we continued our way back.
- 13:09Strange sounds filtered through the trees, distorting reality and creating an even more
- 13:15oppressive atmosphere. Mist, which was previously barely perceptible, began to envelop us
- 13:20inexplicably, reducing our visibility to a few meters. The density of the fog
- 13:28was such that we couldn' t even see our hands in front of our
- 13:33faces. We walked in silence, each immersed in his own disturbing thoughts.
- 13:39That' s when Brad, with a note of anxiety in his voice,
- 13:43pointed out that we' d been walking a long time and still didn'
- 13:48t see the way out of the forest. The tension in the group increased
- 13:50and the thick haze added a layer of confusion to the already disturbing all of
- 13:56a sudden, a loud cry cut the silence. He was my cousin,
- 14:01desperately calling Brad. The answer was a sinister silence that made my heart beat
- 14:05harder. I started looking for my cousin in the fog calling him in vain,
- 14:13but I only got the empty echo of my own voice. The sense
- 14:16of despair took hold of me when my cousin told me that someone had pulled
- 14:20Brahad away from him. The dense mist became a maze, dark and confused.
- 14:28As we sought our lost friend, every step was uncertain and fear intensified
- 14:33with every moment of silence. My cousin, obsessed with finding Brad, refused
- 14:39to walk away without him, ignoring my pleas for help. Suddenly I managed
- 14:45to visualize a silhouette which, in the beginning, I thought was Brat.
- 14:50However, the more he paid attention to it, I could see that it
- 14:54was enormous and clearly could not be something human. I alerted my cousin to
- 14:58a s we ran in the opposite direction, although we didn' t really
- 15:03seem to advance anywhere. The feeling of being watched, of being stalked by
- 15:09something indescribable took hold of us. The minutes stretched like hours. As we
- 15:15tried to understand what had happened. My cousin insisted we should find Brad.
- 15:20The fog was closing around us and the forest seemed to hold us back in
- 15:26its dark embrace. Time became a blurry amalgam of distant sounds and uncertain steps.
- 15:33Mist was sliding like a living entity, distorting reality around us. The
- 15:39way out of the forest seemed like an unattainable dream. And despair was growing.
- 15:43With every failed attempt to find Brat in the middle of the dense fog.
- 15:48My cousin and I were clinging to hope as we continued our distressing quest.
- 15:54The forest, once familiar and welcoming, had become an endless labyrinth of
- 15:58uncertainty and fear. We' d find Bratislava, we' d get out
- 16:06of that dark nightmare, or we' d be condemned to wander forever in
- 16:10the shadows of the forest. The answer was lost in the fog and our
- 16:12lives were hanging by a thread. Tenue in the mysterious embrace of that forest
- 16:18in which reality and the supernatural intertwined in an unsettling way. The fog persisted
- 16:25as if it had a will of its own, confusing and disorienting us with
- 16:30every step we took, every corner of the forest became an enigma and uncertainty
- 16:34seized our thoughts. My cousin, obsessed with the idea of finding Brad,
- 16:38became more restless. As we moved forward without a clear destiny. The sounds
- 16:45of the forest became more strange and distorted, as if we were immersed in
- 16:51an alternate world where natural laws twisted and distorted. We tried to communicate with
- 16:57each other, but our voices were lost in the fog, absorbed by the
- 17:03dense darkness around us. Suddenly, a terrifying sound resonated in the distance.
- 17:07My senses sharpened and a chill swept through my spine. My cousin and I
- 17:14exchanged looks of fear, but we didn' t say a word and cautiously
- 17:19follow the sound as if we were being guided by unknown forces. Mist became
- 17:26denser as we approached the origin of sound. An oppressive tension took over the
- 17:32environment and the air became dense with incomprehensible energy. The silhouette of a tree
- 17:37emerged from the fog and in its branches danced shadows that took unsettling forms.
- 17:44Suddenly, a flash of light lit up the mist for a brief moment.
- 17:48It was a flashlight and as we followed it we found brat standing next to
- 17:52a tree. His eyes, normally full of life, were empty as if
- 17:57they had been possessed by some invisible force. He ignored our questions by looking
- 18:03at us with an indecipherable expression. The fog cleared slightly, revealing a circle
- 18:10of trees that we did not recognize. The exit from the forest remained elusive
- 18:15and the feeling of being trapped in a forgotten corner of reality increased. My
- 18:19desperate cousin tried to drag Brad, but he stood still, as if he
- 18:26was anchored in another world in the middle of CAOS. An unintelligible whisper leaked
- 18:32through the trees. The mist seemed to vibrate with a presence that we could
- 18:37neither see nor understand. My cousin, with eyes full of despair, insisted
- 18:41that we should stay together, as if the Unity could protect us from the
- 18:48unknown that was hovering over us. Suddenly, the fog dissipated as abruptly as
- 18:52it had appeared. Reality returned to us, but something had changed, although
- 19:00now more conscious, it seemed affected by what it had experienced. The exit
- 19:04from the forest finally became visible, but the relief was mixed with persistent restlessness.
- 19:11As we left the forest we found ourselves in a familiar clearing, but
- 19:17the normality of the environment did not dispel the feeling of having touched the boundaries
- 19:22between our world and something beyond human understanding, The experience was engraved in our
- 19:27minds an indelible mark that would change our lives forever. We decided not to
- 19:33talk about what happened. Fearful that words could not capture the essence of what
- 19:37we had faced in the pleasant forest. Although recovered in appearance, he carried
- 19:44with him a trace of the strange connection he had experienced. Our return to
- 19:48the house was silent, marked by the shadow of the unknown that persisted in
- 19:53our minds as we moved away from that place. A sense of relief was
- 19:59mixed with the awareness that we had crossed the limits of the supernatural and that
- 20:03the forest kept secrets, that the human mind was not meant to understand. Anonymous account