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Post by Dead By Dillight on Jun 6, 2017 7:29:14 GMT -6
(got a mad hair to write something based on the Friday the 13th Franchise after I played the game. (which is pretty good) so enjoy and I will like feedback)
The moon glistened shining above the haunting waters as the wind caressed me. Gazing upon the lake I can not believe I am standing in the most dangerous area in the United States. With more murders discovered here than in most natural disasters. Those that don't get discovered right away, do eventually, when usually only one escapes. Those who escape talk about a man. They talk about a man in a hockey mask that butchered people like a rabid animal. Using everything and anything he could get his hands on to destroy. A killer, the spirit of a young boy who nearly drowned, saw his own mother kill people out of revenge for thinking that he did so, then taking her place when she was killed in self defense. After that, this area this area known as Camp Crystal Lake, got another infamous nickname, Camp Blood.
I look down from where I am standing staring at two grave stones, side by side. Both with the same last name, both mother and son, but only one of them is actually dead. The other is alive, if you call him alive. I kneel down placing a single rose on the grave of one, and a pack of gum on the other. I could tell the son was watching me, waiting, this is his territory after all, he was protecting this place from anyone, even me. I could feel his spirit, I could feel him waiting for me to leave like I usually do. You won't hurt me...you won't hurt me at all will you? Jason
I turn to leave saying out loud "Come on out Jay, I know you're watching me. This isn't going to be like last month, I have something to tell you. I got the rights to the lake." No response, typical. "I know it's not really my lake, I get it Jay. You're just going to see me more often, I'm going to be building an actual home here. It's your land, your home, your turf, I know this, but I figured that this might stop people from coming here, Jay. If they do, don't blame me, just enjoy doing what you do. The Kings of the Camp, like when we were kids." Tree branches began to move, cricking and cracking as I heard footsteps heading towards the old campgrounds. Never were much of a talker, where you, Jason. I'll see you in the morning I guess.
Upon mornings sweet awaking, my word was kept as I came back alone with tools to begin building my home. To my surprise, or really not surprise, there was already a big pile of lumber in the entrance way, with rather...fun...arrows. Arms...arms of kids stupid enough to come here on a dare, they never learn. It's bad that I'm used to it by now. Everyone wants to be the guy who "survived the night" here at Camp Crystal Lake. Survived Jason, Survived Camp Blood, being known as a legend for doing so. Though from what I hear, those who have don't feel like legends. I heard this one girl named Tina, whenever someone brings up her time here, weird things happen. Things that her husband, Nick, has to cover up. Something weird about that girl...
Back to arms, I followed them, tieing up the lumber with a piece of rope, dragging it across the dirt. He was not stingy, I don't think I'll be able to use all of this. Maybe that's the point, like before, he's watching me. Making sure that's all I'm doing. There's a lot of arms here, poor kids, never stood a chance. I'm guessing people just ignore, Camp Blood's legend, or they want to prove it's just that...a legend. I at least know better. I look ahead as the arms stop. The old camp grounds...most of the cabins were disgusting, delapadated, old, looking like they could come down at any moment. However, I noticed there was one cabin that was...leveled, Cabin 4A-3. I get the hint Jason. I began to move the old lumber, getting to work.
Mid afternoon rolled around as I began working on the foundation. I did have a tent, with the essentials, but that's about it for now. Want to take my time with this, rushing it will only make it look worse. A sound comes though that sends a shiver down my spine, and no it wasn't the footsteps clearly heard in the forest for a bit cracking and breaking sticks with their awesome weight. No...this was a sound that I couldn't believe I was hearing...the sound of a car.
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