Curse in Debriezen: The Game That Unleashed Evil E-Book

Arthur Anderson

• Herausgeber: BookRix
• Kategorie: Fantasy und Science-Fiction
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2023

Beschreibung

In the frigid mountains of Debriezen, in a time dating back to the 1900s, a group of friends embarked on a game that would unleash an ancestral curse. The Cursed Board Game seemed harmless at first, a simple jest among friends that should have never turned into a nightmare of unimaginable terror. The small town of Debriezen, shrouded in cold, snow, and thick fog, would be the backdrop for events that would change their lives forever.   Mariska, the owner of the Cursed Board, leads this group of friends, including Imara, Aneska, Linka, Eidna, Zoltan, Nandor, Armani, Barnat, and Dominik. Their lives would become entwined in ways they could never have imagined as they faced a malevolent entity that stalked them, killing them one by one. Amidst this terror, they would embark on a desperate quest to uncover how to stop the entity and end the murders threatening their lives.   As we delve into this chilling tale through spine-tingling events, we will enter a world where the supernatural and the macabre merge in a desperate struggle for survival and redemption. Every step our brave protagonists take brings them closer to the final confrontation with the evil they have unleashed, while they confront their own fears, dark secrets, and moving sacrifices in search of closure for this endless nightmare.

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Arthur Anderson

Curse in Debriezen: The Game That Unleashed Evil

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Curse in Debriezen: The Game That Unleashed Evil

Arthur Anderson

The Harmless Prank

The full moon shone over the small town of Debriezen, where the mountains stood tall and majestic, covered in snow and wrapped in thick fog. Darkness reigned in the deserted streets, with silence broken only by the crunch of snow under the occasional resident's footsteps. This was a place where time seemed to have stood still, a forgotten corner in early 20th-century Europe where ancient traditions still held a special place in the community's heart.

In an old-looking wooden house, a group of friends gathered in the living room. Mariska, a young woman with dark hair and deep eyes, held an ancient Ouija board in her hands. The faces of her friends, Aneska, Linka, Imara, Eidna, Zoltan, Nandor, Armani, Barnat, and Dominik, reflected a mixture of curiosity and amusement as they watched the board.

Mariska grinned mischievously as she placed the board in the center of the table. "Guys, I've got something special for tonight," she announced, with a mischievous spark in her eyes. "An ancient Ouija board I found in my grandmother's attic. Who's ready for a night of communication with the beyond?"

Laughter filled the room as the friends settled around the table. It was a cold night and perfect for a prank. They were all skeptics, and none of them truly believed in the world of spirits. They thought it would be a harmless joke to scare each other and then laugh at their own gullibility.

The Ouija board was old and adorned with enigmatic symbols. A candle flickered in the center of the table, casting eerie shadows on their expectant faces. Mariska placed her fingers on the planchette and looked at her friends. "Ready to summon the spirits?" she asked with a melodramatic tone.

Responses mixed between nervous laughter and affirmations, but they all accepted the challenge. Playing with the Ouija board seemed like an exciting way to break the monotony of their lives in the isolated village.

The atmosphere was charged with anticipation as Mariska began asking questions to the board. "Is there anyone here?" she murmured as the planchette moved slightly on the board. Her friends watched with fascination. The initial response was a simple "Yes."

The group continued asking questions, and the board responded eerily, revealing details of Debriezen's history and some personal secrets of the friends. Although it was supposed to be just a prank, a chill ran down their spines as the board seemed to know more than it should.

The fun turned into uncertainty and, ultimately, mild anxiety when the board seemed to take on a life of its own. Mariska tried to say goodbye to the spirits and end the session, but the planchette moved sharply to "No."