[QUOTE="monkey2go"]those pictures are soo freakin scary man i swear the one with the girl with no face kept me up for a whileayanami_rei
How are those pictures scary? I didn't find a damn thing scary about them.Here's one:
Six months ago, February 26th, a young woman of the age of nineteen took her time to go to Ohio State. Her name was Allyson Myre, a very sweet and caring young woman, beautiful and seemed highly intelligent for her age. She had been given a tour around the university, taking her time and deciding between colleges that she had picked, this being one of them. The tour had gone well, getting the information she needed, the staff being sweet and friendly. However, she was on a short schedule and time was running low, yet she wanted to take a look around by herself some more before making a complete decision.
You see, she had been accepted to two colleges: Ohio State and Miami University. Both had been quite far for her, but the two had everything she needed for her major of biology. She had been told she was very intelligent for her age, being one of the top students of classes, always helping the teacher when the teacher needed up teaching biology to the class. Already graduated last year, she decided to take a year off and get ready for college, deciding and limiting her choices. She chose the two she wanted to go to. She had already visited Miami University, and planned to take this time to visit Ohio State before the fall admissions.
As she walked alone, she only heard her footsteps against the floor, quiet and light. No one was around at this time. She managed to remember where the library had been, the books always had been her companion on the days she had to study, and fell short when it came to exams and projects. The lights were light at a dim, but enough to see everything. As she neared the window of the library, to look outside and watch the falling snow as she started making her decision, the lights start to flicker. It had concerned her, for the snow started to fall heavily, but soon lightened up, becoming strange to her. Maybe it was the lights themselves, just about to go out and needing to be replaced. Ignoring this strange feeling of dread and confusion, she continued to watch the snow fall, seeing something in the far distance, staggering, yet running towards her. The figure seemed to be a young woman such as herself, her height, her complexion, everything. Watching as the woman neared, she soon realized that the woman was naked, freezing to death as she continued running in hopes to find help. As the woman neared, Allyson started to become frightened. The young woman across from her, on the other side of the glass window, had two black eyes and her eyes bloodshot. Blood oozed from the eye-sockets and eyelids, almost as if in tears. She watched Allyson, trying to scream for help, but her tongue had been cut out and her lips cut into slits. She banged against the window, but no noise had been produced. The woman looked familiar to Allyson, but she paid no mind to it as she tried to call for a staff to help the young woman across from her. Blood dripped down to the snow and drenched it, the whiteness being replaced. Allyson turned around and started walking away to look for help, as her mind tugged at her to turn around to see what would happen, maybe her imagination taking things too far. As she gave in to her mind and turned around, the young woman had been gone, but the stains of blood still there, streaking down the window and into the snow.
Fearing for whatever happened, Allyson ran out of the library and went to tell a staff about the incident. The staff looked at her confused, and told her that it was time for her to leave, she had been too stressed out. Frustrated, Allyson left and hoped to let whatever she saw pass from her mind. Maybe her imagination did play tricks on her. However, she would never know.
...For the next day, a young woman was found in the snow, in front of the library's window, the same bloody streak going down into the snow. The police had identified the woman and chills ran up his spine in not only fear, but also acknowledgement.
The woman in the snow, the woman that had ran towards the window, trying to ask for help, the woman that Allyson had saw...had been Allsyon Myre herself.
No one ever found the murderer.
(Note: This story is fiction and one that I came up five minutes ago. Enjoy.)
Booooooo. :(
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