Post by HTBM Staff on Oct 24, 2010 13:05:18 GMT -5
"The sun was setting over the sleepy village of Drumnadrochit. The day had drawn to an end, and most villagers were already snug in their homes. The air is crisp as the last rays of daylight dissapear over the horizon. The temperature begins to plummet, and goosebumps appear on your skin. The still of the night should be peaceful, but you find it unnerving. Strange things had been happening, and the only explanations were terrifying. The hair on the back of your neck begind to rise, and you can feel eyes on you. Panic seeps into your body, and your heart begins to pound. A shrill scream breaks the peaceful quiet, followed shortly by a deep rumbling growl. You do what anyone would do. You run as quickly as you can, desperate to reach the safety of your home before it is too late. You now know you were foolish to ignore and doubt the rumors you had heard, and the warnings you had recieved. It seemed impossible, but that was before you were fleeing in terror. Your house comes into view, and you begin to slow. You're only a few yards away from your door, and you're sure you can make it. Footsteps fall into step behind you, and a sick feeling creeps up in your stomach. You know the locals don't come out alone after dark. The footsteps draw closer, and you say a silent prayer. The fear you passed off as foolish is indeed, very real. You didn't listen to the warnings, and now it is your own life at stake."Welcome to Drumnadrochit, Scotland. Drumnadrochit is a small village in the Scottish Highlands. The village is located on the western shore of the Loch Ness. Due to it's location, it is a popular tourist attraction. Usually the sleepy town doesn't see much action, but lately the locals, and even some tourists, have been spotting creatures that were said to be just legends. Most authorities write these claims off to be the whiskey, but could there be some truth to these tales after all? Is there really something happening beyond logical explanation?
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