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- 0:05My name is Carlos and what I' m going to tell continues a curse
- 0:09that has complained to the men of my family for many generations. I lived
- 0:14in a small town in Mexico, in a modest and secluded house, made
- 0:18of hedgehogs and stones. My home was one of the most humble in the
- 0:23place, but I never cared about that. What I did care about was
- 0:27the river that ran not far from our house. The river was an essential
- 0:32part of my life. There we went to get water to drink and ventured
- 0:37to bathe in its refreshing waters during the hot summer days. However, there
- 0:43was a strict rule that my parents always reminded me of. Never under any
- 0:48circumstances should I approach the river after eight o' clock at night. Something
- 0:54that certainly became strange to me from when I was little. It was that
- 0:58when my father thought he was asleep, he entered my room, not only
- 1:02to make sure that he had closed the window, but also to lock it
- 1:07with a wooden stick. I remember asking once about it, but my father
- 1:11just told me that I was too young to understand it. That' s
- 1:17how I grew up. His warnings resonated in my mind as a constant echo,
- 1:21but until that day I had never challenged or questioned them. I was
- 1:26twelve, almost thirteen, and I was playing an exciting football game with my
- 1:32friends. The sun began to set on the horizon tinging the sky with reddish
- 1:37and golden tones. The excitement of the game made us lose track of time
- 1:42and when I finally looked at my watch, I realized that I had exceeded
- 1:47the deadline when I was allowed to return home, so I had to return
- 1:51home quickly if I wanted to avoid the anger of my parents. The way
- 1:57back home was considerably shorter sr. If I crossed the river instead of surrounding
- 2:02it, my teenage mind dismissed my parents' warnings. After all, I
- 2:07had never been given a real reason why I couldn' t cross there at
- 2:12that time, so I decided to take a chance and cross the river.
- 2:16The moon had already appeared in the night sky, but you could still see
- 2:22the road clearly. As I crossed the river, I felt a strange feeling
- 2:28that something was not right. The first thing I noticed was the waters,
- 2:31which had always been calm and serene, but that night they seemed to murmur
- 2:37in a disturbing way. As the trees advanced along the bank of the river,
- 2:42they closed on me, creating a thick darkness that enveloped me. My
- 2:49steps resounded in the silence of the night and my heart was pounding in my
- 2:53chest. I tried to convince myself that it was just my imagination, but
- 2:59then I saw a blurry figure at the end of the way. That alarmed
- 3:01me immediately. However, seeing more clearly, I realized that it was only
- 3:06a costal which surely someone had forgotten. There, so I followed my path
- 3:14I walked by a light pace, wishing to get home as quickly as possible.
- 3:20In the middle of the road, however, I heard a sound that
- 3:23made me stop dry. It was a sound like someone' s trying to
- 3:28get my attention. I quickly turned back, but saw nothing but the shadows
- 3:31of the forest bordering the river. I shook my head trying to dispel the
- 3:38feeling of restlessness that invaded me. I continued walking this time faster, when,
- 3:44suddenly, the same sound trying to get my attention was heard again.
- 3:50This resonated in my ears. I turned my head back, but again there
- 3:53was nothing. Paranoia began to take over me and a feeling that something was
- 3:59not right settled in my stomach. I decided to hurry even faster, but
- 4:05this time I heard something that smelled my blood. A childish laugh. But
- 4:10this laughter didn' t come from behind me, but it resonated clearly from
- 4:15above, as if something or someone were making fun of me. From the
- 4:18treetops. I looked up trying to visualize the origin of that disturbing noise.
- 4:27Despite the darkness of the night, my eyes endeavored to distinguish any movement in
- 4:30the treetops. Although fear gripped me, I decided to scream, thinking that
- 4:38if there was someone or something there, maybe I could drive him away.
- 4:42However, that was one of the worst mistakes I could make. My words
- 4:48barely came out of my mouth when the leaves of the trees shook violently for
- 4:54no apparent reason, as there was no wind that night. The night became
- 4:58even more so when, suddenly, a head emerged from between the branches and
- 5:02was the head of what seemed to be a girl, although her appearance was
- 5:06far from human, Despite the darkness, I could distinguish her pale skin and
- 5:12her extremely long hair, which seemed to be soaked dripping water at night.
- 5:19His eyes, in contrast to his skin, shone in the darkness filled with
- 5:25a malevolent light. The girl was staring at me and I was totally paralyzed
- 5:30by her ghostly presence. The girl from the river continued to poke her head
- 5:34between the branches and her childish laughter became a disturbing murmur that filled the air
- 5:40no matter how hard she tried. I could not turn my gaze away from
- 5:45his hypnotic eyes that seemed to seek something in the depths of my being,
- 5:49the girl of the river swayed in the branches of the trees with a supernatural
- 5:55agility, as if she were floating in the air. His laughter, which
- 5:58had previously been childish, had become a twisted and macabre echo that filled the
- 6:02river. My legs trembled, but I could not turn my gaze away from
- 6:08that terrifying being. Then, the girl from the river began to move towards
- 6:13me, sliding through the branches with a disturbing grace. Every step he took
- 6:18in the air was accompanied by a sinister whisper. I tried to back off,
- 6:24but my legs seemed to be stuck to the ground. What came Next
- 6:28filled me with terror and amazement. The girl began to descend from the tree
- 6:32with a supernatural agility. His limbs were elongated and inhuman more like the legs
- 6:40of a giant spider than those of a human being. Each of his movements
- 6:44was spasmodic and disturbing, as if he were out of sync with reality.
- 6:50As she descended, the girl began to hum a children' s song that
- 6:56frozen my blood. The sound of his voice was discordant and scintillating, as
- 7:00if he was trying to imitate a melody he had long forgotten. The words
- 7:05of the song were unintelligible, but their rhythm and tone seemed full of malice.
- 7:13Finally, when her feet touched the ground, the girl straightened herself,
- 7:16revealing her full height and demonic appearance. I looked at his face more closely
- 7:23and saw that his expression was twisted by an evil smile. Their teeth were
- 7:28sharp as blades and their eyes distilled evil. Without saying a word. The
- 7:33girl began to move towards me slowly. His elongated legs moved with inhuman agility.
- 7:41My body trembled with fear and something in me shouted at me that I
- 7:44had to flee. His eyes, which kept shining with that evil light.
- 7:47Now they focused on me with a terrifying intensity. He stretched out a long,
- 7:54thin hand to me. His fingers ended up in fingernails sharp as needles.
- 7:58Her lips, which are guided by humming the disturbing song, curved into
- 8:03a twisted smile that revealed rows of sharp teeth. Fear paralyzed me, but
- 8:09a part of my mind struggled to escape. I tried to back off,
- 8:13but my feet were still feeling like lead and they weren' t responding.
- 8:18The girl of the river was getting closer and closer and her demonic laughter was
- 8:22mixed with the whisper of the wind among the trees, creating a symphony of
- 8:26nightmare. The girl from the river was almost on me. His eyes full
- 8:31of malevolence and his grotesquely elongated extremities spread to me like hungry claws, and
- 8:37the song he hummed had become a sinister mantre that resonated in my ears,
- 8:41twisting and deforming with every note. When he finally stood in front of me,
- 8:48his cold, bony hand touched my cheek by sending an icy chill through
- 8:52my entire body. He looked at me with an expression that looked like a
- 8:58mixture of sadness and malice, as if you were caught in eternal agony.
- 9:01My legs finally regained the ability to move and I stepped back several steps.
- 9:07Moving away from that nightmare in the form of a child, the macabre melody
- 9:13continued to resonate in my head as I ran desperately to my home. My
- 9:18steps were fast and messy, my lungs were burning and my heart seemed to
- 9:22be about to explode in my chest. But far from what anyone could believe,
- 9:26the nightmare was not over. I didn' t run long before I
- 9:33heard a sound that iced my blood was like the sound of a dog running
- 9:37behind me. I instinctively turned my head back and what I saw filled me
- 9:41with horror. The spider girl was chasing me on all fours like a nightmare
- 9:46being. His movements were agile and grotesque. His elongated and deformed limbs moved
- 9:52with inhuman dexterity. My feet were hitting the ground with a frenzy as they
- 10:00tried to escape the monstrous creature that was chasing me. The girl from the
- 10:03river was only meters away from me, her demonic figure, moving at a
- 10:09speed that didn' t seem possible to anyone. With his twisted appearance.
- 10:13My house was in sight, but it seemed to be at an endless distance.
- 10:18The laughter of the river girl kept filling the air mixing with the sound
- 10:22of my own gasps and the frantic heartbeat of my heart. I knew I
- 10:28had to get to the safety of my home before it was too late.
- 10:31The girl laughed as she ran but her laughter was not that of a boy
- 10:35playing, but a disturbing and demonic laughter. I felt an indescribable terror.
- 10:41Realizing that it didn' t matter how much I ran, the road seemed
- 10:46to be endless and she was fast approaching. My strength began to waver and
- 10:52my hope faded. I knew I couldn' t escape that terrifying creature that
- 10:58was chasing me. Then they were r to r lake that made my heart
- 11:01stop for a moment, one of the cold hands of the girl of the
- 11:05river grabbed me by the ankle his touch was creepy as if he was holding
- 11:11a bag of raw and wet meat. I tried to save myself desperately,
- 11:16but his grip was firm and ruthless. He began to pull me back,
- 11:20towards the river that I feared so much my despair seized me as I dragged
- 11:26inexorably into the dark river. His sharp fingers sank into my skin, causing
- 11:31a sharp pain that mixed with the panic I felt. The waters of the
- 11:37river seemed to murmur and whisper as if they were anxious to receive me.
- 11:41I fought hard, scratching the floor with my fingernails and screaming for help,
- 11:46but the girl from the river was relentless. His malevolent laughter filled the air
- 11:52as he pulled me closer and closer to the river I saw His twisted face
- 11:58showed sadistic pleasure. My despair was overwhelming as my hands clung to anything within
- 12:03my reach, roots, stones, even the earth itself but my efforts were
- 12:09in vain. That creature was incredibly strong and, despite my desperate attempts,
- 12:16I could not stop it from advancing. My nails almost peeled off in my
- 12:22attempt to hold me and avoid being dragged into the dark waters of the river.
- 12:26The cold water mine at my feet and I felt like I was plunged
- 12:30into an abyss of nightmare. For a brief moment, the idea of surrendering,
- 12:33of letting myself be carried away by the current came through my mind,
- 12:39as I felt exhausted and dizzy by the desperate struggle. But something in me
- 12:41was resisting resignation. That' s when I heard an unmistakable scream, my
- 12:48father' s scream. I filled myself with one last impulse of energy and
- 12:52shouted with all my might to alert him of my whereabouts. My voice tore
- 12:56apart, bringing my despair to the wind. My father had been out looking
- 13:00for me when he heard my screams, and that gave me a little hope
- 13:05for my bad luck. The girl from the river seemed to want to rush
- 13:09even more into the river. His movements became more frantic and his evil laughter
- 13:13filled my ears. But then, as if I had heard my father'
- 13:18s cry, the creature gave a loud, sharp, and free grip as
- 13:24I could reach to hold a root of an old tree, thus succeeding in
- 13:30crawling out with my last forces of the river, soaked and trembling, as
- 13:35the spider girl dived into the dark waters of the river with a sinister splash.
- 13:39My father showed up at that moment running towards me and helping me to
- 13:43stand up. I was dizzy and exhausted, but I was safe. My
- 13:48father wrapped me in his arms with a mixture of relief and concern in his
- 13:52eyes. Although his hug was warm. He could feel a glimpse of anger
- 13:56in his eyes. I had disobeyed the most important rule of our family never
- 14:01to cross the river after eight o' clock at night. If I'
- 14:05m frank, I don' t remember much of what my father said.
- 14:09I know I was wondering if I was okay, at the same time as
- 14:13I was recriing myself for disobeying. His words were almost like a murmur to
- 14:18my ears, but I knew they were like a rebuke, at the same
- 14:22time there was also a trail of anguish in his voice. The last thing
- 14:26I remember was he told me we weren' t safe there. After that,
- 14:30I think I lost consciousness, because when I woke up I was in
- 14:33my bed, I felt quite disoriented. Even for a moment I thought it
- 14:39might all have been a nightmare. However, when I saw the multiple wounds
- 14:45on my body, I knew that everything had been real. A chill ran
- 14:50through my back. My despair grew so much that I screamed to call my
- 14:54parents. That cry was answered by my father, who entered my room.
- 14:58He stared at me and I could see his concern reflected in his eyes.
- 15:03His anger seemed to have given way to concern for my well- being.
- 15:07However, his next words completely puzzled me, for before he told me anything,
- 15:13he told me that he could not tell anyone what he had experienced that
- 15:18night. The confusion did not allow me to even question the reason why I
- 15:24could not do it, so my father, taking a seat in my bed,
- 15:28gave a deep breath as he told me that he wanted to wait for
- 15:31it to be a little bigger. However, after what happened, he had
- 15:35to tell me everything. At that moment, my father began by explaining to
- 15:41me that no one would believe me and those who did would think I was
- 15:45cursed. The curse that had fallen upon our family was a shadow that spread
- 15:48throughout generations and those who had defied its rules had faced a terrifying fate.
- 15:56Then my father began to tell me the story of Sochill, a girl who
- 16:02was once a friend of my great- grandfather. When they were about ten
- 16:07years old, they used to play by the river almost every day. Their
- 16:11friendship was deep and they shared laughter and adventures in the cool waters of the
- 16:15river. But one day something happened that changed their lives forever. My great
- 16:22- great- grandfather challenged Sochi to climb to the top of a nearby tree
- 16:26and jump into the water. From there, Sochill, being fearless and courageous,
- 16:30accepted the challenge without hesitation. As I climbed up the tree. My
- 16:34great- great- grandfather didn' t think Sochill had the courage to jump
- 16:38from such a height. However, as the girl climbed higher and higher,
- 16:42one of the branches came across a chilling creak. Sochil fell from a considerable
- 16:48height, hitting the branches before rushing to the river. When they found her
- 16:55in the water, her limbs were grotesquely deformed. No and no, it
- 17:00was a long time before he died because of his wounds. From that day
- 17:04it was said that Sochi had returned her in the form of a spectral figure,
- 17:10with deformed limbs, seeking revenge against any male in the family who dared
- 17:15to challenge the rule of not crossing the river. After eight o' clock
- 17:18in the night, which was the time Sochi had lost her life. After
- 17:22an intense agony, my father' s words resounded in my mind as a
- 17:27curse and I understood the gravity of what had witnessed the story of Sochill the
- 17:33river girl had become a dark legend that haunted our family generation after generation.
- 17:41My disobedience to that rule had unleashed the terror of facing the vengeance of a
- 17:47supernatural entity. During the following nights, my dreams were plagued by the image
- 17:52of the girl, emerging from the dark waters of the river and her eyes,
- 17:57shining with malevolent determination. I feared that every shadow in the dark would
- 18:02be his twisted presence. Receiving my mind, I was turning around as I
- 18:07processed the idea that I, as a descendant of my great- great-
- 18:12grandfather, was destined to face the curse of sochill if I did not obey
- 18:15the rules. The night I had found the girl from the river became a
- 18:18grim reminder of the darkness lurking in the shadows of my family. I left
- 18:25that town a few years later. I' d like to say that the
- 18:30main reason I did it was for looking for better opportunities for me. However,
- 18:34the real reason I did this was because I wanted to get as far
- 18:37away from that curse of my family as possible. And even though it seemed
- 18:42to work, the memories of that day, like the scars on my skin,
- 18:47will never disappear. Anonymous account