Creepypasta Russian Sleep Experiment の小説・ストーリー

Then I stood under the spray until it turned cold. I didn’t sleep. Instead I sat cross-legged on my bed in an old T-shirt, laptop open, staring at the Gory Room website again. There was a members’ forum now—hidden behind login. I created an anonymous account: InitiateE26. The threads were raw. One woman wrote about her first time: how she cried the whole drive home, not from regret but from the sudden absence of pain. Another posted photos (blurred faces) of rope marks that looked like lace. Someone asked if anyone had gone back the same week.

Just the flower, perfectly formed. She crouched, breath shaking, and reached out. Warm. Alive. The petals twitched like they were breathing. She didn't call anyone. Instead, she opened her laptop and typed in: Unnatural flower growth indoors + hallucinations + mirror smiling Click. Click. Scroll. Forums. Reddit threads. One mentioned thin places. Another linked it to collective dreaming. She shut the laptop. Piper stayed hidden all day. The dreams got worse. Fire under her skin. Oceans above her head. Names whispered in languages that didn't belong on human tongues. She'd wake up breathless, mouth full of smoke, heart trying to escape her ribs.

All Marsha knew—and wanted—was the embrace of a different kind of lover: the blackness of sleep; the comforting security of dreams. * * * By the time the anomaly in Mr Eley’s blood had been found, it was too late. It had already struck the teenagers at Middletown College of Technology and Arts, with waves of absences reported in classes. And those who did show up couldn’t keep their eyes open, some slumping across desks and having to be shaken before they’d wake up and pay attention. Senior lecturers suspected that there might have been yet another all-night rave over the weekend, but for so many of the students to be affected was unheard of. And they could get no sense out of those th

Crawling out of my bed, I snuck over to the door and crept down the stairs, being careful not to make any noise. The sun still hasn't risen, but I woke up hours ago. I grabbed a light blanket from the hall closet and pulled it over my shoulders, knowing the cold would come to me soon. Stepping into the family room, I looked around as if that room has all the answers to my questions. The picture of a wolf came into view and I stepped toward it again. Upon closer inspection, I noticed the wolves and moon were made up of names. Tons of names that circled and swirled into patterns and revealed beautiful Shape Shifters running after the midnight moon.

I’d never met a man with inked hands before coming here. Must be a Russian thing. Lethargy pulled on my limbs, so I fell into bed without a stitch of clothing on and was dead to the world for a solid three hours. When I awoke, it was with a groan and a piece of still-damp hair in my mouth.

It’s better to be delusional “I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone murmur to themselves this much straight from sleep; you are surely something, Alissa.” someone called out, startling me out of bed, first I had no idea how my room was accessed and I was sure I locked it. I look around to find Alessandro Russo leaning by my dresser and sipping scotch from his glass. Of course, I was stupid to think Russo wouldn’t be able to access every room in this mansion. And by the way, isn’t it too early to start drinking that thing?

Revolt MADALINA Leaning against the door of Alexei's car, I yawned due to lack of sleep. Last night went at a snail's pace as I stared aimlessly at the ceiling, afraid to fall asleep. What if I met the werewolf in my dream again? My mom's hypothesis of meeting the fated mate during my sleep unsettled me and it stirred some paranoia in me.

Though I wasn't sure if this kind of fear would be gone just by sleeping. Still, I tried. The ten glasses of blood indeed brought me the easiness of falling into sleep. But the side effect made me have a nightmare, which later became more than one nightmare. They were the lustful ones. I dreamed of Dr. Lazlo Howard's incubus true form coming into my sleep and then he made love to me. During one of the talking about job over dinner nights, the doctor mentioned one thing that scared me. I might be as old as two hundred and sixty nine years old, but the way-older doctor seemed never got old to surprise me. Being near him, indeed exciting, and he proved me wrong that there was still something ne

Just enough to taste you. Rori crouched beside her, brushing twigs and ash from his cloak. ‘And that man without the shadow? He finally blinked.’ I blinked back. ‘That’s… good?’ ‘No,’ he replied with a grimace. ‘His eyes turned white when he did. Fully white. Then he started walking in circles around the pit, like he was sleepwalking. I don’t think he is even alive.’ A heavy silence fell over us. Vladimyr finally turned around. ‘They’re experimenting again. Collecting pieces. That man is probably a failed shell. Whatever whispered your name, Katie… that wasn’t human either.’

He said softly, "I want to sleep." Then, he closed his eyes. His breathing began to turn slow. He'd fallen asleep already? Larissa was shocked at how quickly he fell asleep. The country had 300 million young people with sleeping disorders. Ross' ability to fall asleep quickly would've made insomniacs so envious. Larissa changed her posture and piggy-backed Ross instead. She hailed a cab and checked in at a random hotel. Larissa wasn't sure if she sensed things correctly. But she felt like someone had been watching them this entire time.