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Page 3 Horror House
What a person reads tells a lot about them so lets check out the books first.
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Books sound like a good idea although I must admit I am curious about the pictures, however go for the books.
Post Date: 22nd Oct, 2007 - 5:49pm / Post ID: #
House Of Horror
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Books won:
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| The books are set in a plain black binding. They are written in a strange, unfamiliar language, somewhat similar to Latin, as far as you can tell. Flipping through the pages, you spot several disturbing illustrations – faceless beings, writhing on the ground as if in great pain; an opened box with a whirlpool of ghastly clawed things (demons?) springing out; and one of a robed man holding a star shaped crystal that seems to be shooting out a bolt of searing light straight at a group of hideous and evil looking beings standing nearby. You wonder what these books are about. The sound of approaching voices reaches your ears. You quickly replace the books and take your seat. Go to 275. |
Those books are nasty:
| QUOTE (275) |
| The Count walks back into the room from a side hallway. “Once again, I ask for your pardon, my friend.” You assure him that it was no trouble and he smiles before glancing down to his watch. “It is late, and in only a few hours you must be up. D’Onoffrio will show you to your room. Good night.” You thank him again and then follow D’Onoffrio upstairs. The second story of the estate is a vast connection of hallways that are lit at regularly spaced intervals by lamps mounted to the walls. You pass several doors containing brass nameplates. At last, you arrive at an unmarked door at the end of a hallway. It leads into a cozy room containing a bed that is made with crisp, satin sheets. A small nightstand is a few feet away containing a mirror, a glass, a pitcher of water, and a small tub of ice. D’Onoffrio bids you good night and closes the door as he leaves. You lay your clothes by the bed and climb underneath the sheets. You can hear the sprinkling of rain outside the window as you drift off to sleep. Go to 21. |
Sleepy sleepy:
| QUOTE (21) |
| You do not sleep well. Strange, disturbing images drift through your mind. You see yourself running in a black background, with hideous screaming sounds all around you. Then, there are a man and a woman in white robes, stretching out their arms and beseeching you to listen; although their lips are moving no sounds come out. Then you see yourself again. You open a door which only leads to another one; you open this to find still another. The doors only lead to more doors. Finally, you find yourself in the room of a house. There is a body hanging from a rope tied around its neck. The rope is attached to a fan spinning around and around…you step forward to find that the body is…yourself! Go to 160. |
Guess reading creepy books before going to bed gives us nightmares:
| QUOTE (160) |
| You awaken in a cold sweat. Your heart is pounding, and you look around wildly before remembering where you are. You take a deep breath and try to calm down. The sound of a light rain falling outside faintly reaches your ears. You lean over to the nightstand to check your watch – it is still a few hours before dawn. You lean back on your bed, thinking that perhaps the unfamiliar atmosphere has affected you. Yet, you can also sense that it is something more. But what can you do about it? Will you close your eyes and settle back down to sleep (157) have a drink of water and stay up for a little while longer (49) or do you want to get dressed and leave this room (326)? |
Hmm what will we do now?
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