...look into a wolf's eyes. You'll never be the same again.
Sah gave his sister a warm smile, happily accepting one of the muffins. After a few shaken heads, and the realization that half the people in the guild were nearly asleep, Sah decided to start his story. It was clear that only he and Aino were awake enough for it. "Oh well, I guess it is rather late."
Clearing his throat, Sah recalled a story he'd read a while back. "This is a short one with an open ending." He explained and began the tale.
"A person was relaxing in their home one night, reading a book by the fire. But as it grew later, thy began to hear an odd scratching sound. As if something was being moved along the wood floor. The sound was brief, but it was so out of place that they went to investigate it. "
Sah paused his voice growing lower. "There was a note that had been slid under their door. The paper was old but the ink was still wet. It said 'Get out, he's coming'. The person was confused for half a moment, until terror began to take root. Not from the words, no. The note itself. The note had come from under the closet door." He grew silent as the tale ended.
(Story adapted from a random post on Pinterest)
Clearing his throat, Sah recalled a story he'd read a while back. "This is a short one with an open ending." He explained and began the tale.
"A person was relaxing in their home one night, reading a book by the fire. But as it grew later, thy began to hear an odd scratching sound. As if something was being moved along the wood floor. The sound was brief, but it was so out of place that they went to investigate it. "
Sah paused his voice growing lower. "There was a note that had been slid under their door. The paper was old but the ink was still wet. It said 'Get out, he's coming'. The person was confused for half a moment, until terror began to take root. Not from the words, no. The note itself. The note had come from under the closet door." He grew silent as the tale ended.
(Story adapted from a random post on Pinterest)
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