"Mum, what are they?" Harla asks her head sticking down through the hatch.
"I don't know - but they are not getting in!"
"Mum, what are they?" Harla asks her head sticking down through the hatch.
"I don't know - but they are not getting in!"
"Yeah that one." They inch closer. The moans becoming all the more frenzied as they approach. Finally the orange light of the torch illuminates them.
"Yeah that one." They inch closer. The moans becoming all the more frenzied as they approach. Finally the orange light of the torch illuminates them.
The door was opened and the half-orc and Goliath stepped out, unsure of what was coming. Slowly they moved forward gazing into the ever darkening trees.
"Fuck this." Uttered the labourer as he darted back inside.
The door was opened and the half-orc and Goliath stepped out, unsure of what was coming. Slowly they moved forward gazing into the ever darkening trees.
"Fuck this." Uttered the labourer as he darted back inside.
"I've got a bad feeling about this."
"Should we go out?", Brain asked as he rolled his shoulders, "the animals..."
"Fukc the animals!" The half elf muttered.
"I've got a bad feeling about this."
"Should we go out?", Brain asked as he rolled his shoulders, "the animals..."
"Fukc the animals!" The half elf muttered.
Harla scurried up the ladder into the sleeping area - not out of any real obedience but because she knew she could get a better view from the window up there. They looked like people... But they moved funny. Unsure on their feet. Stumbling. Wailing. Coming their way.
Harla scurried up the ladder into the sleeping area - not out of any real obedience but because she knew she could get a better view from the window up there. They looked like people... But they moved funny. Unsure on their feet. Stumbling. Wailing. Coming their way.