Hollow Creek Creative Writing

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I woke up in an empty, oddly-constructed, wood structure. Presumably a room of sorts, possibly the inside of a hollowed tree. There’s an odd feeling of exhaustion lingering throughout my entire body. No matter how much I try I can’t seem to get up. It’s a very queer feeling, one that I’m not too familiar with considering my rather slender physique. “Hey, you awake?” I heard a voice say. The voice was clearly female and almost emulated the drowsiness I’m currently under. I answered with a plain and simple, “What? Who’s there?” Well, I attempted a plain and average tone. I was partially unable to hide the nervousness and slight fear I felt. In response I heard another voice proudly proclaim, “He has been awoken!” This voice was very clearly …show more content…

As I stood up, Enna noticed me and began to walk out with grayson. “Let’s go.” She said as I followed. We kept walking until we arrived at a pond. Enna and Grayson began to drink the water from the pond water. I cupped some water in my hands and splashed it into my face. I looked at Enna and Grayson to see them staring behind me. I looked behind me to see a hunter looming behind me. It raised its arm as tendrils came from its forearm. The tendrils contorted and morphed its raised arm into a spike. As it was about to drive the spike into me, I dove into the pond and quickly swam to the side where Enna and Grayson were standing. I then got out of the pond and ran with them. I looked back and the hunter was in full pursuit of us. It was sprinting very fast and began to catch up to us. I grabbed Enna and Grayson due to them being almost paralyzed with fear. I then sprinted in the direction of a rose bush. As it got close enough to strike me, it raised its arm. Just before it swung down, I rolled to the side with Enna and Grayson still in my arms. The hunter ran into a rose bush and fell into it. As the thorns pierced its slimy flesh, it let out an ear-piercing screech. I dropped Enna and Grayson then grabbed a fallen

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