Beetlejuice In: Skeletons In The Closet Novels & Stories

I said, smiling as I followed Vish with Lana. *** Vincent had to bribe Cosmos with a bone meal, but in the end, which was right before the anatomy lecture began, he saved Skelly from being chewed up alive. Unlike the other skeletons, Skelly and Boredbones were the only well-behaved and calm skeletons in the lecture. The other alive skeletons played pranks on the professor and ran across the lecture room, laughing creepily with their eerie, chattering teeth. They scared people by having their skulls roll under the benches and then screamed loudly.

Pulling out the Halloween stuff, Alec looked at a few pictures I had printed. “This is…” “Too scary for you?” I gave him a look. He was actually looking at one of my gross displays. It was a skeleton with pastrami as skin. The body had pastrami on the bones and the rest was a massive skeleton charcuterie board. “No. I just won’t be able to look at you the same way.” “What? Why?” I asked, slightly hurt. “I assumed you were more of the cute Halloween theme person. In reality, you are the dark side.

With a loud clatter of bones, the skeletons emerged from the stone shelves, dragging shreds of cobwebs with them. Amid the pain, Viktor experienced fierce satisfaction at having accomplished what he had been trying to accomplish. He had awakened the dead. The skeletons moved in jerky insect movements toward the shuffling undead of Theodria. The zombies turned on the bone puppets as they moaned furiously. A mace-like fist slammed into a skeleton's ribs and shattered its sternum, chattering teeth digging into the flesh of the gravedigger's arm. A hand that was made of nothing but bare bone scratched the other dead undertaker's face and parted one cheek, revealing the ravenous teeth of the zomb

Xezal waved her hands and made the skeleton float toward her. Then, the coffin opened. The skeleton flew into the coffin. Xezal walked toward the coffin and stared at the skeleton lying in the coffin. There were countless scars and cracks on the skeleton. It was as if it would break into pieces upon being touched. “Sigh.” Seeing the condition of James’ skeleton, Xezal sighed helplessly.

They don’t pretend. At school, nothing changes. The same classes, the same bored teachers, the same students pretending not to feel anything. He sits in the back, doodling in his notebook, sketching bones and skeletons almost unconsciously. A morbid habit, but a harmless one. Better bones on paper than bones in his bed. At lunch, Jamie slides into the seat across from him. Jamie's got a sharp face and sharper tongue, always too curious for his own good. “You hear about the new girl?” Jamie asks.

A deep feeling of revulsion grew within him as he turned to stare at the flesh and bile that’d scattered all around the room. A thud sounded after Jeffrey’s lifeless body collapsed on the cold floor. His head had been blown off. Everyone in the room stared in horror at Jeffrey as he lay on the floor beneath his pool of blood. Blood and whitish fluid trickled from his neck. Something hanging from the ceiling caught the corners of Derik’s eyes and he glanced up. He became terrified at the sight of a cloaked skeleton-like creature clinging to the ceiling. The creature wore a dark hooded garment that had many tears on it, making its dress resemble a rag. It used its arms and feet to hold on to t

He stands up and grabs something before returning to the room. I glance at him and I could tell right away that he wasn’t taking me seriously. “You know what? Just never mind, you’re right.” I say as I try to just blow it off as me acting nutty because of Halloween. “No, really. Let’s go.” He says as he walks to the door and motions for me to follow him. I stand up and start walking out deliberately slow, and say, “I was just drawing my brother and the room felt weird, so I asked if he was there with me. That’s when the skeleton moved.”

The memory of me puking all over the keyboards was still fresh in his head, and he wasn't willing to take any risks anymore. "Jules, what's going on?" Aiden asked, taking the comm. Meanwhile, I tossed the bucket aside and leaned in to listen more carefully. "I just walked into the basement, and it's filled with... stuff," Jules answered. The terror and disgust in his voice were thick, and I looked at Aiden, puzzled. "What stuff?" I asked. "Bodies," Jules answered, sounding sick. "Bodies of women and children. All cut up and sewn up. They were trying to create more Frankenstein's of sorts.

He had to go sideways reaching for the walls which after some minutes he found, he was carefully tracing his hands around the wall looking for any kind of miracle switch because he really needed to light up the place to be able to see where that was. Luckily for him he found one, so he turned on the lights it took a second for the lights to come on Theo smiled at himself he felt a bit proud for some reason he had to take a minute to adjust his eyelids to the light but he wasn't prepared for what he saw next as soon as he turned back. “Holy…shit!” Theo shouted in shock as he saw a skeleton body bound in a chair with the hands and legs chained, as if that wasn't shocking enough there were huma

Every room looked untouched; not only had nothing been added, but nothing had been taken either. I checked each room thoroughly, shocked to find nothing amiss. There weren't even any strange smells. Jane and Monica used their phones to take photos and videos, but they didn't spot anything problematic either. This was strange! There was clearly something wrong with the basement, so why was everything fine now? I couldn't believe it. "Honey, you've seen for yourself now, haven't you? Well, what do you say?" Zane said gleefully. "You owe me an apology."