Once Upon A Nightmare

he big city came to the town Ocampos to catch the big tournament final ending today. To get it more spiced up it was two of the best teams going head-2- head at the final. Ocampos spec

ng a breaking away or counter. With the score going in Groundbreaker’s favour. The home side was pretty excited but with what see

ement park or a cartoon character. This one was that of a bunny rabbit, wearing the football teams jersey and cheering on the team and fans.

the first half. The cartoon characters were all over on the speech, fans, players, school members and supporters all out on the speech, shooting fireworks, paint sprayers everywhere lighting the clouds up with touches of green, red and blue.

the darkness of the night to an opening in the road, where the lights were few

reast near her chest. She stumbled and sat at the parked bench breathing heavily as she found it hard to breath in the character costume. Finding it difficult to control her breathing, she felt like she was l

g just almost across. Awkward but perfect time, she got up and moved to get to her but that moment she observed that a blurry shadow stood next to her. She couldn’t really tell what it was and what exactly was going on. Coming closer it felt like her bestie was struggling with this stranger hiding in the puffy clouds of sprayed paints. She ran in closer to see her bestie get cut down by this stranger. Screaming to the top of her voice, calling

g to move and get to it. If she can do that she can possibly save her friend. But right then the s

omething. One of the most cripple thing about the killer costume was the mask that was worn. Old, ancient maybe but was very much scar

e watched the bullet roll itself like a ball before a loud noise was heard. A sharp pain followed alongside a cold shuddering feeling of bitter, bloody and death. Still being able to hear as she slowly slipped away into a blurry shadow, she heard the killer in the

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