The Pishachini!

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It was a cold, dark night. I was walking through the forest, feeling uneasy and afraid. I had heard stories of the Pishachini, a witch that roams the woods, and I couldn't shake the feeling that something was watching me.

 

Suddenly, I heard a cackle echoing through the trees. I spun around, looking for the source, and I saw her. She was standing there, a tall, dark figure with glowing red eyes. I could feel her sinister presence as she started to move closer.

 

I wanted to run, but I was too scared to move. I stood there, frozen, as she came ever closer. Her cackles grew louder and her red eyes shone brighter. Then, before I knew it, I was engulfed in darkness.

 

I awoke what seemed like hours later, in a different place. I was completely and utterly alone. I could almost feel the Pishachini's presence, like a cold chill in the air. I knew then that my nightmare had only just begun.

 

 

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