The small group spent the night at the same spot for another two days, days in which Salvador spent trying to map out the Gehinnom map. It took a lot to find a way back to the resort. But Salvador did at last. Only that it was a really long road. They'd have to take the way forward then make some turns which was for sure going to be very dangerous. They packed up in the span of ten minutes. Jeff who was starting to feel a bit better helping out too. "So which way is it captain?" Wei stylishly hanged his bag on his shoulder. His lips curving into smirk. "Forward...I guess.." Salvador mutters. He wasn't still used to interacting with so much people. "Come on man. Put some tone on it." Wei playfully jabbed him on his shoulder. "Now, again. Which way is it Captain?" "We go south Pirate Eric–where the beach is gold, and the water as swee

"Now let's go." Allyssa said quietly. She also had a bad feeling about it. And that's when it happened. Sandra thought it was just her eyes, cancelling out the assumption when Allyssa's gaze meet hers. One thing was recognisable. Fear. The heap of gems shook slightly. The bright light the gems gave off dulling out until the cave became dimly lit.  A black, skeletal hand shooting out from the spot where the purple gem was. Fuck. Sandra threw a look back at the entrance, her throat running dry when she found a wall in it place. The entrance was gone. When she turns around, there was a face next to hers. It eyes was noting more than a black hole, and the rest of it's face disoriented. Sandra forcefully swallowed back the incoming scream. The realisation

Look for anything related to Mathew, a name, a–" "There is a cross on this door." Jeff called, and the rest rushed over to him. "Why won't it open?" Wei groaned. Banging in the door. "Hello!! Anybody!! Please open the door. We need a place to stay." Am I wrong? Salvador thought to himself.  "Mathew 7.7" He read out loud. "Mathew chapter 7, verse 7." Luna breathed out heavily. "Let me do it." The other's gave way as she took two steps back, then again took two step forward. "May we come in?" She placed three soft knocks on the door, then turned the handle. "It worked." Wei griped in astonishment. "Quickly. Go in." Salvador ushered everyone in. Closing the door behind them. His eyes scanned the small room they were in. It had just a a dinning tabl

Luna's heart dipped when her eyes caught the mark on the door. Just one. Their last chance. They all sat down, all in their head. And when the night came they were more than prepared. "Ladies first." Wei paved way for her.  She flung her wrist in a bratish manner before walking into the house. "The ten minutes starts now." Salvador breathed out. For the first seconds they all stood, just staring. Until it hit them.  They needed the key. Wei didn't bother with the door this time, searching around for the key that held their fate. Luna searched through the clothes that were hanged by the window. Fingers going in and out of every hole in the fabric. Pockets and tears alike. Salvador just observered, while Jeff took the kitchen. 

The small group huddled together when night came. The boys on the outside while Luna was squashed in the middle. The closeness offering both the warmth and closeness she needed at the moment. Her heart skipping two beats when her ears caught the first howl. And she had to grab on Salvador's shoulder when the rest follows. Painting the night with a deadly dread. The skies held a bloody red color, half of the moon non-existent, like a spirit wolf had taken a splendid bite of it. The tension in the air thicken when the familiar voice of the soldiers was heard. Wei unconsciously gripping thighter on the wood he was holding. Knocking turning as white as a sheet of paper. They all stood guard, ears perked up, and eyes keen. Salvador breath broke into layers, his body shaking violently. If the decision was wrong then they will sure pay for it. B