Captured by the Predator

reature was nowhere to be seen. The forest was silent, the only sound being the

their branches tangling together above my head. I had no idea which direction I had come from, or whi

nd me, making it impossible to get my bearings. I stumbled, my foot catc

still be out there, watching me. I shivered, despite the warmth of the summer nigh

rward, my eyes scanning the darkness for any sign of civilization. But all I saw were trees, their

ng. But when I pressed the power button, nothing happened. The screen remained black, and I was plunged into darkness once

its movements slow and deliberate. I froze, my heart pounding in my chest. And then, with the little light I ha

before. It was huge, its body a mass of muscle and fur. Its eyes glowed with an unnatural light, and its jaws were open, revealing rows o

ot caring where it landed. I just knew I had to get away from the beast. Its roar echoed through the forest,

eart nearly stopped. The beast was enormous, its fur a thick, shaggy coat that seemed to ripple and flow like a livi

eet, but it was too late. The beast was on top of me, its hot breath washing over me like a wave. I felt it

my eyes, looking up at the beast in confusion. Why wasn't it attacking me? What did it want? The beast's eyes seemed to bore into mi

o much for me. I began to shake, my body trembling with fear. I tried to scream, but

y. I felt its hot breath on my skin, and I knew I was going to pass out. Everything a

y spine. I felt its body tense, its muscles rippling beneath its thick fur.

ipping away. The beast's growl grew louder, more menacing, and I knew I was running

's face, its eyes burning with an unnatur