rotsuchi1
January 18th, 2013, 05:31 PM
No one could even imagine the horrid events that took place that eve of Christmas several years back. I know i will surely never forget. They said it was merely a disappearance. They didn't believe me, but I saw what really happened.
The homestead of these horrid events was my deceased aunt’s. She had died several months back and left the cabin to Jed, my cousin. Jed was several moons older than I, he was as sharp as a needle too, but he had ill-humor. Since Jed was only fifteen back then, my mother and father had agreed to keep up with the cabin until he was of age.
The cabin wasn’t very big, four rooms, and one room was nailed shut. Mother had warned us not to so much as take a peek, even if the door was open somehow. She said ‘curiosity killed the cat’ though at the time I didn’t know how knowledge filled those words were… nor did I heed them.
That night when the family had finally devoured their morsels we were all sent to bed. Mother warned Jed and I once more not to enter the sealed room. Any other time I would listen, but that night Jed dared me to take a gander at the door after he claimed that the contents of that room was the reason grandpa could no longer see. I didn’t believe him, three fourths of what Jed said was bologna. He merely took humor in my lack of trust and urged me to look in the room at two past two.
It was soon midnight and by that time Jed had already fallen asleep. I sat alone, my thoughts constantly on the door, and what could be behind it. Twelve turned to one. I paced the halls, still awake and alone…. Then one turned two, I faced the door, standing not five inches from it. The nails were laying on the floor leaving a bunch of holes all over the door frame. None of the nails were broken, and looked to me like they were in the same shape as before. My heartbeat accelerated as the door slowly creaked open on its own. When it was fully open there was only dust and cobwebs. Nothing out of the ordinary. Except... There was a mangled, rotten looking pair of eyes lying on the floor. I let out a shriek and scrambled to my room, where Jed was asleep in his bed. I shook him with fiery and he woke with a start. I told him what I saw which made him laughed. He said he was only joking and stood from the covers then headed to the door, where the optics once laid upon the floor.
Being me I followed behind him a few feet back. When he got to the door the optics were no longer on the floor. He laughed a throaty laugh and walked inside the room to taunt me. A creature not of this dimension came up behind him. This creature was evil, I could see by its grin, and the gore spread across its snout and onto its lips, its teeth which we jagged and pointed every which way, its claws which looked like hooks for catching prey…but most of all the human appendages which were hanging out of the velvet bag on its back. Red liquid oozed from the bag and i could see meat through holes which were torn here and there. The hideous abomination dug one of its claws into Jed’s neck; Jed made a gurgling noise and fell quiet. I watched in horror as the creature ripped Jed limb-from-limb, first it was an arm. Blood confettied the walls. Then it was a leg, meat flew unto the ceiling. Some of the limbs the monster threw into its nappy, horrible bag, while others it’d put into its crooked mouth and swallow whole, making a grinding crunching noise. The door shut with a slam, leaving me to stand in the hall, staring blankly.
A few weeks later I was still receiving gifts when I came across one with no name. There was a note attached to it that read:
Dear Alice,
You have been an exceptionally good child this year, though you didn’t listen to your mother… I’m sure you will now…
Merry Christmas
I shook the box and heard a thump.I smiled as I tore away the wrapping paper. Inside was a box, with a very noticeable red-brown stain, but I didn’t pay any mind to that. Instead I opened it then tossed it away in horror. Inside was Jed’s head, the flesh his forehead was eroding and maggots festered through the top of his skull, his skin began to bubble, then it gave way making more maggots fall about in the box. His eyes were gone, and in the place of his eyes was worms burrowing into his sockets. A centipede weaved through his gaped out teeth. Then his head began pulsating ,and exploded, spilling his brains all over my carpet and walls. Inside his skull was a rat, its fur was caked with thick, rotten blood and bits of brains,It somehow resembled the creature from the cabin. It peered up at me and grinned the same grin the creature gave before it devoured Jed...
The homestead of these horrid events was my deceased aunt’s. She had died several months back and left the cabin to Jed, my cousin. Jed was several moons older than I, he was as sharp as a needle too, but he had ill-humor. Since Jed was only fifteen back then, my mother and father had agreed to keep up with the cabin until he was of age.
The cabin wasn’t very big, four rooms, and one room was nailed shut. Mother had warned us not to so much as take a peek, even if the door was open somehow. She said ‘curiosity killed the cat’ though at the time I didn’t know how knowledge filled those words were… nor did I heed them.
That night when the family had finally devoured their morsels we were all sent to bed. Mother warned Jed and I once more not to enter the sealed room. Any other time I would listen, but that night Jed dared me to take a gander at the door after he claimed that the contents of that room was the reason grandpa could no longer see. I didn’t believe him, three fourths of what Jed said was bologna. He merely took humor in my lack of trust and urged me to look in the room at two past two.
It was soon midnight and by that time Jed had already fallen asleep. I sat alone, my thoughts constantly on the door, and what could be behind it. Twelve turned to one. I paced the halls, still awake and alone…. Then one turned two, I faced the door, standing not five inches from it. The nails were laying on the floor leaving a bunch of holes all over the door frame. None of the nails were broken, and looked to me like they were in the same shape as before. My heartbeat accelerated as the door slowly creaked open on its own. When it was fully open there was only dust and cobwebs. Nothing out of the ordinary. Except... There was a mangled, rotten looking pair of eyes lying on the floor. I let out a shriek and scrambled to my room, where Jed was asleep in his bed. I shook him with fiery and he woke with a start. I told him what I saw which made him laughed. He said he was only joking and stood from the covers then headed to the door, where the optics once laid upon the floor.
Being me I followed behind him a few feet back. When he got to the door the optics were no longer on the floor. He laughed a throaty laugh and walked inside the room to taunt me. A creature not of this dimension came up behind him. This creature was evil, I could see by its grin, and the gore spread across its snout and onto its lips, its teeth which we jagged and pointed every which way, its claws which looked like hooks for catching prey…but most of all the human appendages which were hanging out of the velvet bag on its back. Red liquid oozed from the bag and i could see meat through holes which were torn here and there. The hideous abomination dug one of its claws into Jed’s neck; Jed made a gurgling noise and fell quiet. I watched in horror as the creature ripped Jed limb-from-limb, first it was an arm. Blood confettied the walls. Then it was a leg, meat flew unto the ceiling. Some of the limbs the monster threw into its nappy, horrible bag, while others it’d put into its crooked mouth and swallow whole, making a grinding crunching noise. The door shut with a slam, leaving me to stand in the hall, staring blankly.
A few weeks later I was still receiving gifts when I came across one with no name. There was a note attached to it that read:
Dear Alice,
You have been an exceptionally good child this year, though you didn’t listen to your mother… I’m sure you will now…
Merry Christmas
I shook the box and heard a thump.I smiled as I tore away the wrapping paper. Inside was a box, with a very noticeable red-brown stain, but I didn’t pay any mind to that. Instead I opened it then tossed it away in horror. Inside was Jed’s head, the flesh his forehead was eroding and maggots festered through the top of his skull, his skin began to bubble, then it gave way making more maggots fall about in the box. His eyes were gone, and in the place of his eyes was worms burrowing into his sockets. A centipede weaved through his gaped out teeth. Then his head began pulsating ,and exploded, spilling his brains all over my carpet and walls. Inside his skull was a rat, its fur was caked with thick, rotten blood and bits of brains,It somehow resembled the creature from the cabin. It peered up at me and grinned the same grin the creature gave before it devoured Jed...