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A dark forest towered over the young girl, pitch blackness surrounded the far away trees, nothing could be seen for miles, a dense fog surrounded her feet and made the long grass almost invisible, a cold wind gently breezed across the area.

Trixie felt as if she had been walking in this forest for hours, she had no idea how she ended up here in the first place. All she could remember was camping with the school and she suddenly ended up getting lost in this dark forest.

A cold chill ran down her spine as she grasped her arms in a pathetic attempt to keep warm, her long raven coloured hair swayed in the gentle wind, but no matter which direction she went, the wind was always against her.

"Hello!" she called out, in a desperate attempt to find anyone, she hated being by her lonesome self, it's one of her worst fears. And now she was experiencing it at its worst, no one in sight, not even a trace of any sort of civilisation anywhere, there wasn't even any wildlife or plant life with the exception of the tall dank grass that brushed against her forelegs as she walked, but the fog covered most of it, so it might as well have not been there at all.

She brushed the front of her hair away from her beautiful blue eyes to see better, but it didn't make a difference, there was literally nothing, there was nothing for hours and she suspected there will be nothing hours later.

"Please help!" She called again, but the only sounds she could hear were the wind whistling against the leaves, and the echo of her own voice.

But as she began to look around, something began to change. Her eyes widened to see a small white particle fall before her, then soon another one, then several hundreds more, she looked up to see the black clouds towering over the forest, there was now no doubt that it began to snow.

Trixie shivered even more, while she was glad to have something in this endless forest change, it was for the worst, her body began to shiver more, she felt even colder. And soon the wind began to pick up, her body became colder and now her face was being battered by the snow, she turned around only to have the wind change back directly into her face like before. She merely ducked down and continued to walk once more, hoping for this nightmare to end.

What felt like an hour passed and this torturous walk continued, but her attention was diverted to something on the top of the trees, a set of two bright red dots lingering in the darkness. Trixie tried to focus in on those bright red dots, but she felt a shiver down her spine, a feeling of regret, but continued to try and make out what the dots were.

In a sudden flash of light from a sudden lightning sound, a black shape was emitted around the red dots, now certain they were the eyes of a creature, but she couldn't make out the creature itself, that was until another flash of light emitted showing the creature once again, now suspecting what kind of creature it was.

"A... bat?"

The creature itself suddenly fell from the branches doing a quick spin, to her shock the creature spread its wings and flew right towards her, in a few short seconds, she grew terrified to see that as the bat was getting closer to her, it was showing to be the size of a human, with a wing-span twice that length.

In an instant, Trixie quickly stumbled to the side barely dodging the exposed teeth of the bat, but the wing knocked her down onto her side, she quickly leaned up to see the giant bat was flying up and was making a turn towards her.

With a loud shriek, Trixie stood up and began running for her life, darting around the several trees, almost ignoring the snow hitting her face, she looked behind her to see the bat effortlessly gliding between the trees, getting steadily closer to her. With another bolt of lightning, a bright flash was emitted, for a slit second, the bat's silhouette's looked almost human like.

She faced forward running even faster than before, her mind was just set on escaping from all of this, ignoring how there could even be lightning in a snow storm in the first place, or a bat this large.

But suddenly she felt something grasp her legs and she fell face first onto the grass, she turned to see that the grass had somehow wrapped itself around her legs, she tried desperately to pull herself free, but it was all fruitless as she witnessed the bat making a beeline for her.

She let loose one final scream before the bat struck it's body against her back and wrapped it's wings around her forcing her to the ground, suddenly losing her voice, she struggled desperately, feeling a warm breath against her cold as ice neck. And she soon felt two thin knife-like objects drive through her neck, feeling them against her bones.

In a flash, her eyes shot wide open, all of her feelings had changed along with her environment. No longer icy cold, she in fact felt the soft embrace of her bed, and seeing the chandelier on her ceiling dangle harmlessly. She slowly leaned up to see that she was back in her bedroom, in her pyjamas and not in any danger, she felt her heart race and sweat trickle down her forehead, but calmly sighed with relief, knowing the entire ordeal was nothing more than a bad dream.

"W-What even was that..." she mumbled to herself. What could've possibly caused such a dream like that in the first place. With another long winded sigh, she slowly climbed out of bed to get a drink of water, she had felt more than glad to know nothing like that actually happened.

but for some reason however, her neck itched.

Description
A dark forest towered over the young girl, pitch blackness surrounded the far away trees, nothing could be seen for miles, a dense fog surrounded her feet and made the long grass almost invisible, a cold wind gently breezed across the area.

Trixie felt as if she had been walking in this forest for hours, she had no idea how she ended up here in the first place. All she could remember was camping with the school and she suddenly ended up getting lost in this dark forest.

A cold chill ran down her spine as she grasped her arms in a pathetic attempt to keep warm, her long raven coloured hair swayed in the gentle wind, but no matter which direction she went, the wind was always against her.

"Hello!" she called out, in a desperate attempt to find anyone, she hated being by her lonesome self, it's one of her worst fears. And now she was experiencing it at its worst, no one in sight, not even a trace of any sort of civilisation anywhere, there wasn't even any wildlife or plant life with the exception of the tall dank grass that brushed against her forelegs as she walked, but the fog covered most of it, so it might as well have not been there at all.

She brushed the front of her hair away from her beautiful blue eyes to see better, but it didn't make a difference, there was literally nothing, there was nothing for hours and she suspected there will be nothing hours later.

"Please help!" She called again, but the only sounds she could hear were the wind whistling against the leaves, and the echo of her own voice.

But as she began to look around, something began to change. Her eyes widened to see a small white particle fall before her, then soon another one, then several hundreds more, she looked up to see the black clouds towering over the forest, there was now no doubt that it began to snow.

Trixie shivered even more, while she was glad to have something in this endless forest change, it was for the worst, her body began to shiver more, she felt even colder. And soon the wind began to pick up, her body became colder and now her face was being battered by the snow, she turned around only to have the wind change back directly into her face like before. She merely ducked down and continued to walk once more, hoping for this nightmare to end.

What felt like an hour passed and this torturous walk continued, but her attention was diverted to something on the top of the trees, a set of two bright red dots lingering in the darkness. Trixie tried to focus in on those bright red dots, but she felt a shiver down her spine, a feeling of regret, but continued to try and make out what the dots were.

In a sudden flash of light from a sudden lightning sound, a black shape was emitted around the red dots, now certain they were the eyes of a creature, but she couldn't make out the creature itself, that was until another flash of light emitted showing the creature once again, now suspecting what kind of creature it was.

"A... bat?"

The creature itself suddenly fell from the branches doing a quick spin, to her shock the creature spread its wings and flew right towards her, in a few short seconds, she grew terrified to see that as the bat was getting closer to her, it was showing to be the size of a human, with a wing-span twice that length.

In an instant, Trixie quickly stumbled to the side barely dodging the exposed teeth of the bat, but the wing knocked her down onto her side, she quickly leaned up to see the giant bat was flying up and was making a turn towards her.

With a loud shriek, Trixie stood up and began running for her life, darting around the several trees, almost ignoring the snow hitting her face, she looked behind her to see the bat effortlessly gliding between the trees, getting steadily closer to her. With another bolt of lightning, a bright flash was emitted, for a slit second, the bat's silhouette's looked almost human like.

She faced forward running even faster than before, her mind was just set on escaping from all of this, ignoring how there could even be lightning in a snow storm in the first place, or a bat this large.

But suddenly she felt something grasp her legs and she fell face first onto the grass, she turned to see that the grass had somehow wrapped itself around her legs, she tried desperately to pull herself free, but it was all fruitless as she witnessed the bat making a beeline for her.

She let loose one final scream before the bat struck it's body against her back and wrapped it's wings around her forcing her to the ground, suddenly losing her voice, she struggled desperately, feeling a warm breath against her cold as ice neck. And she soon felt two thin knife-like objects drive through her neck, feeling them against her bones.

In a flash, her eyes shot wide open, all of her feelings had changed along with her environment. No longer icy cold, she in fact felt the soft embrace of her bed, and seeing the chandelier on her ceiling dangle harmlessly. She slowly leaned up to see that she was back in her bedroom, in her pyjamas and not in any danger, she felt her heart race and sweat trickle down her forehead, but calmly sighed with relief, knowing the entire ordeal was nothing more than a bad dream.

"W-What even was that..." she mumbled to herself. What could've possibly caused such a dream like that in the first place. With another long winded sigh, she slowly climbed out of bed to get a drink of water, she had felt more than glad to know nothing like that actually happened.

but for some reason however, her neck itched.