We Killed the Dead
In a remote village plagued by strange events, the townspeople began to report sightings of their deceased loved ones—figures they had buried long ago, now wandering the streets at night. Pale and expressionless, these figures roamed without purpose, leaving a trail of frost wherever they went.
Terrified, the villagers formed a plan. “We’ll stop them for good,” they said, gathering torches and pitchforks. That night, as the dead returned, the villagers surrounded them and set the torches ablaze, chanting, "We’ll kill the dead!"
But as the flames consumed the figures, an ear-splitting scream filled the air, and the villagers watched in horror as the figures turned to ash—only for the ash to swirl back together, forming monstrous shadows with hollow eyes and twisted faces, far more terrifying than before.
One by one, the villagers felt a chill as those they thought they had destroyed whispered in voices that echoed from the grave, “You tried to kill us twice. Now, we’ll live in you forever.”
From that night on, the villagers were haunted by the faces of the dead in every reflection, every shadow. They never saw peace again, as the spirits of those they had tried to kill twice took over their minds, filling their lives with endless fear.
We Killed the Dead
In a remote village plagued by strange events, the townspeople began to report sightings of their deceased loved ones—figures they had buried long ago, now wandering the streets at night. Pale and expressionless, these figures roamed without purpose, leaving a trail of frost wherever they went.
Terrified, the villagers formed a plan. “We’ll stop them for good,” they said, gathering torches and pitchforks. That night, as the dead returned, the villagers surrounded them and set the torches ablaze, chanting, "We’ll kill the dead!"
But as the flames consumed the figures, an ear-splitting scream filled the air, and the villagers watched in horror as the figures turned to ash—only for the ash to swirl back together, forming monstrous shadows with hollow eyes and twisted faces, far more terrifying than before.
One by one, the villagers felt a chill as those they thought they had destroyed whispered in voices that echoed from the grave, “You tried to kill us twice. Now, we’ll live in you forever.”
From that night on, the villagers were haunted by the faces of the dead in every reflection, every shadow. They never saw peace again, as the spirits of those they had tried to kill twice took over their minds, filling their lives with endless fear.
