&&. ( she owes him her life. ) ;
“There’s three of them up here- I have two of them taken care of, that last one is the trickiest. I’ll let you lead the way to your parents’ cabin, since I have no idea where it is myself.”
Victor adjusted the nozzle of his flamethrower idly, motioning for Beth to go first. Plus, being in the back had the advantage of being able to cover a rear ambush, as those Wendigos weren’t just some dumb animals that hunted to feed. No, they hunted for pure entertainment just as much as they did for food, and they were rather clever when it came to ambushes as well,
“Probably won’t show its face again though- I gave it a good lickin’. Even those things need time to heal up, ‘cause they sure as hell aren’t stupid.”
hopefully, she’ll be able to recall the quickest possible route back to the S A F E T Y of the lodge, as she believes she’s experienced enough horror for the rest of her lifetime one night. digits frigid with cold && the remnants of epinephrine finally dissipating into nothingness, tentative steps are taken as she starts in what she perceives to be the correct direction. of course the vegetation wasn’t all that inviting after hours, but who would have ever thought there could be such M O N S T R O S I T I E S lurking within the shadows?
certainly not her.
footsteps crunch against the freshly deposited blanket of crisp white snowflakes, occasional glances being cast to between the conifers occupying the vicinity. ( snap out of it beth, you’re just going to make yourself P A R A N O I D . are you trying to purposely give yourself a heart attack? ) naturally, she’s simply exhibiting a profuse amount of vigilance. how couldn’t you with the wendigo prowling around?
‘ i hope those things don’t come back - i’m going to have nightmares already as it is! ’













