Haunted Village!

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I was on a long train journey in India when the sun began to set. The sky was a deep red and the air was growing colder by the minute. I shivered and pulled my shawl closer to my body as I looked out the window. In the distance, I could see a small village surrounded by a dark forest.

As the train continued its journey, I watched the village grow closer and closer. Soon, I could make out a few of the buildings, some of them perched atop a nearby hill. One of them, a large stone temple, seemed to be the center of the village.

The train came to a stop in the village, and I stepped outside. I immediately felt a chill in the air, and I heard the sound of an owl hooting in the distance. I was about to continue on my journey when I heard a loud, eerie laugh coming from the temple.

I walked towards the temple, my heart pounding in my chest. I could feel a strange presence in the air, something dark and sinister. As I approached the temple, I saw a figure standing in the doorway. I could not make out its face, but I could feel its eyes boring into me.

The figure beckoned me forward and I felt a wave of dread wash over me. I realized that I was no longer alone, and that I was in great danger. I backed away, my heart racing, and ran as fast as I could back to the train station.

I never looked back, and I never returned to that village. But I will never forget the evil laughter that I heard from the temple that night.

 

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