A Sleepover Nightmare She comes out at night A teen sleepover gone wrong No one will survive Soda pop, junk food Laughter before the screaming Prank calling teachers Pillow fights.. Pj’s Midnight, the witching hour Mary is waiting Urban legends told Nightmares unfold in their minds Truth or dare my friends The candle is lit Slowly she creeps up the stairs She opens the door Nothing but darkness Inch by inch she creeps inside Creek go the floor boards The candle flickers She holds her breath and enters Her body becomes numb Frozen she stands there The sound of dripping water Her face hot and damp The candle light glows She peers into the mirror And takes a deep breath Bloody Mary..One The thudding sound of her heart Bloody Mary.. Two Bloody Mary..Three Nothing but a pool of blood Warm, sticky crimson Her friends call her name Silence engulfs the upstairs No one moves an inch They call her name again Still no sound comes from upstairs The ascent begins Something’s not quite right Slow
The wendigo is a creature from Algonquian folklore, deeply rooted in the history and legends of Native American tribes. It is a terrifying creature that has captured the imaginations of many, becoming a prominent figure in various myths and stories. According to legend, the wendigo is a malevolent spirit that possesses humans and transforms them into cannibalistic monsters. It is said to be a result of a person's greed and gluttony, causing them to resort to unthinkable acts of consuming human flesh. The origins of the wendigo can be traced back to the Algonquian-speaking tribes of the northeastern United States and eastern Canada. These tribes believed that the wendigo was a punishment for those who broke cultural taboos, particularly those related to food and hunger. The wendigo was often described as a tall, emaciated figure with glowing eyes and decaying skin. It was said to have an insatiable appetite for human flesh and was known to be extremely fast and agile, making it a