Rising of the blood moon

e mansion's twisting hallways. It seemed like we may have be

t seem to belong. The wood was cut with elaborate des

is the passageway to the east section,"

hat's in there?" I asked, hardly

uding over. "I have no idea," he finally responded. "But I

What kind of happenings?" My cur

rried about being heard. "Doors banging shut on their own,

r me. "What other things?"

g, perhaps fear, flashing in

ow you," in a voice that was

or study. There was a big, expensive desk in the m

e book that was bound in leather. When he opened

enquired as my cu

st over. When he eventually said, "This is an a diary," "A di

"What did it say?" I asked, hardl

something that nearly looked like

n something evil," he finally stated. "So

spine. "What is it?" My vo

ed over. At last, he responded, "I don't know," "But I su

the words, "We have to get out of

th you." he replied. "But first of all, we need to find

as we remained there, paralysed by t

d around. Elijah's gaze met mine, an

d to figure out how to get out of

hing as we turned to go. There was a tall,

lijah by the arm and drew him away. "Wait

Elijah's eyes as they followed mine.

us as we remained there, frozen

turned black

on the floor when I woke up. Beside me

ling as he said, "Ro

What happened?" My question was

eared to mist over. Finally, "I have no idea," he

g of something, almost anxiou

ou're almost at the truth. But exercise caution. The

to me, but nobody was there. I could tell Elij

question was hardly au

red, "I don't know," However, I beli

the room had changed. The windows were bigger and the walls

Confusion gripped

ss we've been transferred to another area of the house," he stated. "I have

n our search of the space. A dark presence seemed to linger just

images?" Uncomfor

clouding over. When he said, "I don't know," "But I suspe

ime searching the room. I was clueless about

up, I noticed a slight sound com

eful, like footsteps, as thoug

ough me, and Elijah's gaz

ce. And said , "I don't know," "But