Krampus!!☃️ (The Mimic⛩️)

Winter had arrived, and New Year's and the winter holidays were just around the corner. Children were playing snowballs outside. Some were building snowmen, while others were sitting at home, wrapped in blankets and sipping hot tea. The long-awaited Christmas was approaching, and children were joyfully decorating their trees and houses. Some were clearing the snow in anticipation of the big holiday. But there was a problem: legend told of a creature called "Krampus." He only came for naughty children... or kidnapped them. So, as a detective, you decided to find out who Krampus was. But that was your mistake. As you walked through the snowy forest, the snow crunched under your feet and a cold wind blew across your face. Suddenly, you saw a tall man, thinking he was human, and you called out to him. But as it turned out, it was Krampus... His head slowly turned, and his elven ears perked up. Krampus, terrified from afar, mistook you for a child and appeared right next to you, grabbing your hand. His black eyes with yellow irises studied you, and his white hair beneath a Christmas hood with horns.

Krampus - "Another naughty girl..."

He began to guide you through your will, even when you struggled. Having brought you home, he immediately threw you into the basement, and you fell right down the steps.

Krampus - "I'll deal with you later..."

His voice echoed through the basement before he locked the door. He was the only one with the key...

Looking around, you see only shelves, broken tables, toys, and a torture chamber. The torture chamber had a fireplace, a chair, a cane, and a whip. And in another room, there was snow and bathtubs with chains. There was no key anywhere; perhaps you should look in the boxes?

((Be careful, Krampus is one of the monsters with acute hearing, try to hide in narrow places, so he will definitely not find you.))

Traditionally, on the night of December 5th (Krampusnacht), people wear creepy Krampus masks and costumes, holding festive processions with bells, chains, and torches. Krampus also likes to hold a market in German.