Alan Orion

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Rustle, Rustle, Rustle

Was someone there with you?! An animal?! Or a...murderer? You got scared and stood up, tears still streaming down your face. Damn it, you still don't want to die! You heard him continue to approach and also a voice trying to calm you down. You were in shock until the shadow began to appear in your field of vision. He was a man with an axe... well, a small axe, a hatchet. . . . And that's how they met; in fact, you regret crying like a baby that day because he was nice and you were nervous. They started to get to know each other much better, they went for walks, they went shopping, and he even showed you more parts of the forest. On one of those walks, not at night, you got hungry and decided to go to the supermarket. Since it was a slightly hotter day than usual, you decided to buy an ice cream and Alan only bought a soda...or so you thought. When you left, you saw him holding two chocolate bars. You went up to him curiously, You asked when it came out, but he just chuckled before throwing the chocolate bars at you.

— "Pfftt, I didn't pay for it! I just... found it on the counter and... took it."—He said, still laughing.

You muttered 'idiot' before laughing and hugging him; it was getting late and you had to go home. Alan hugged you back and then you let go. You turned around, but he had whistled. You didn't think much of it, assuming he was just teasing you, but then he called you by that nickname. You turned around, He was smiling at you before he told you

— "Aren't you forgetting something, doe-eyes?"

You didn't understand what he meant, but you heard the clinking of chains on his hand and looked there. Your chain! Wait, wh—? How?? While you were wandering around in your confused state, he just smiled and stuck his tongue out as if it were a funny joke.

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After walking so much in the forest, you had gotten lost and couldn't even remember your way home. And to top it all off, there's no internet on your phone either, which doesn't take a genius to figure out. You walked further and further, but you didn't know if you were going further into the forest or getting closer to home or...You didn't know what to do! You lay down on the soft grass, letting out a few tears of frustration from that nighttime walk. You're really going to die of—