The Mystery That Lies Beneath The Ground
What would happen if you were a descendant of a famous poet? Well Pollen is the descendant of the one the only… Edgar Allen Poe. She faces danger right in the face when a gang called “The Midnight Howlers'' is hunting her. She runs, she hides but can she escape the dangerous people just lurking behind the corner. How will she escape when they finally catch her and what will happen to her friends that she made along the way? It’s a dangerous world out there, but what will happen to Pollen when she finds out the truth about Edgar Allan Poe? "The Mystery That Lies Beneath The Ground" NEVER COMING SOON TO A THEATER NEAR YOU In never month, never day, never year, nevermore lol sorry this is like a movie trailer >^<
Last Updated
05/31/21
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Chapter 7
Chapter 7
I kept walking though my legs were sore. I had to have been walking in this dark empty passageway for at least five hours. “Why me! Why was I not prepared!” I shouted.
Then I saw a sliver of light just around the turn that was up ahead. I raced to where I had seen the light and there it was. A passage wall with a big black raven painting in the center. On the right side of the wall there was a small hole in the wall just like the one at my house. That was where the light was coming from. I tried peeking through the hole but all I could see was a bright light in my eye almost like a flashlight right in my face. I heard something shuffle, but thought it was just my bag moving around on my shoulder. I did the same thing as I had done with the passageway door at my house. The wall opened revealing a small dark room.
“Where did that light come from?” I whispered into the darkness.
“Who are you?” asked a voice.
I was s o frightened that I spun around trying to find the person who had spoken. It was too dark so I grabbed out my flashlight again and clicked it on. I flashed it all around the room and realized that I was in a janitor’s closet because there were shelves of cleaning things. Mops, broom, buckets, and more. I then flashed the flashlight behind the shelves to make sure no one was behind there.
“Who are you and where are you hiding? Come out so I can see who I am talking to.” I told the person who had spoken wherever they were hiding.