LGHTNOVELBOOK Chapter 35: Night traper
As Susan and Jude reached the border, they felt a palpable shift in the atmosphere, a sense of foreboding settling over them as they stood on the threshold of danger. Beyond the border lay the territory of the monsters, a realm fraught with peril and uncertainty.
Despite their urgent need to press forward in search of Amelia, they hesitated to cross into the forbidden territory, knowing full well the risks that awaited them on the other side. The monsters were known to be relentless hunters, fierce and unpredictable in their pursuit of prey.
But even in the midst of their pursuit, the monsters adhered to an unspoken boundary, refraining from crossing into the territory beyond the border. It was a strange and unnerving phenomenon, one that Susan and Jude couldn't fully comprehend.
Despite the temptation to venture into the monster-infested territory in pursuit of their goal, Susan and Jude knew that to do so would be to court certain danger. With a sense of caution born of survival instinct, they made the difficult decision to respect the boundary and find another way to reach their destination, mindful of the dangers that lurked in the shadows.
And so, with a heavy heart and a wary eye cast towards the forbidden territory, Susan and Jude determined to find Amelia without thinking about risking their own lives in the process.
As Susan and Jude pressed forward, a sense of unease settled over them, their hearts heavy with the weight of the unknown. Though they feared the physical dangers that lurked in the wilderness, it was the unseen menace of the monster that sent shivers down their spines.
This particular creature was unlike any they had encountered before, its ability to inflict mental torment far more insidious than any physical harm it could inflict. With each step they took, they could feel its malevolent presence looming in the shadows, a silent specter that haunted their every thought.
As they moved deeper into the forest, the monster's influence grew stronger, its sinister power enveloping them in a suffocating grip of fear and dread. Nightmares plagued their sleep, vivid and terrifying visions that left them feeling as though they had experienced death a thousand times over.
Despite their best efforts to resist its influence, the monster's insidious whispers wormed their way into their minds, sowing seeds of doubt and despair with each passing moment. They knew that to confront this creature would be to risk their sanity, yet the fear of what awaited them in its clutches was a terror too great to ignore.
And so, with trepidation in their hearts and resolve in their souls, Susan and Jude pressed onward, determined to face whatever horrors awaited them in the depths of the forest. For they knew that only by confronting their deepest fears could they hope to emerge from the darkness unscathed.
As Susan and Jude ascended the hills of the mountain, a sense of dread settled over them like a suffocating shroud. The looming presence of the Night Trapper hung heavy in the air, its sinister aura palpable even from a distance. Though they knew the creature lurked somewhere ahead, it remained elusive, shrouded in darkness and mystery.
The name "Night Trapper" sent shivers down their spines, a chilling reminder of the creature's ability to ensnare its victims in a web of nightmares. Each step forward brought them closer to the source of their terror, yet the creature remained hidden, as if biding its time, waiting for the perfect moment to strike.
Despite the overwhelming sense of fear that threatened to consume them, Susan and Jude pressed onward, their determination unwavering in the face of adversity. With each passing moment, they could feel the Night Traper's presence growing stronger, its malevolent influence seeping into their minds like a poison.
But even as they braced themselves for the inevitable confrontation, a nagging sense of unease gnawed at their senses. The Night Traper's reluctance to reveal itself hinted at a deeper truth, one that filled them with a sense of foreboding. What hidden horrors awaited them in the heart of the mountain, only time would tell.
And as they ventured ever closer to the source of their fears, they knew that their courage would be tested like never before.
The monster is found on the hills of the mountain itself. It won't show itself till we get close. It's almost like it's afraid to show itself to them. They called the monster night traper. It traps them in nightmares hence the name.
As Susan and Jude cautiously approached the eerie figure that loomed before them, they couldn't help but feel a chill run down their spines at the sight of the Night Trapper's grotesque form. Its white, humanoid body stood stark against the darkness of the mountain, its lack of facial features sending a shiver of dread down their spines.
But it was the creature's head that filled them with a sense of primal terror. Where a human face should have been, there was only a single, massive eyeball, its unblinking gaze fixated upon them with an intensity that sent a wave of fear coursing through their veins.
The absence of a mouth, nose, ears, or hair only served to heighten the creature's otherworldly appearance, leaving Susan and Jude feeling as though they stood before a being from another realm entirely. It looked like a woman painted her full body in white paint. Its form was both mesmerizing and horrifying, a twisted amalgamation of human and monster that defied explanation.
As they stood frozen in fear, the Night Trapper made no move to attack, its presence alone enough to instill a sense of overwhelming dread. It was as if the creature were toying with them, reveling in their fear and uncertainty as it prepared to ensnare them in its web of nightmares.
With trembling hands and racing hearts, Susan and Jude braced themselves for the inevitable confrontation, knowing that their only hope of survival lay in confronting the Night Trapper head-on. And as they prepared to face the creature that haunted their darkest dreams, they prayed that their courage would be enough to withstand its terrifying power.