In the complete darkness and the lonely road, which lead to the village where people typical don't go. A woman with her child in the car was driving towards the village as it was her parents village where they used to live with her. Now that her parents were no longer alive in the world she was going to that house tonight as a holiday and to show her child where she t used o live. She was happy as and tired from driving so long non stop even her car was running out of the fule. So she went to the only one fule station that get along the way to fill the car.
She park the car and went straight to fill the car with the fuel while fueling her car, she noticed that there wasn't a single person there but the lights were on and the pump was working. So After fueling the tank she went to the bathroom while taking a stroll around the area, trying to find someone and feel the nostalgia of coming here with her parents.
As she returned back to her car, her feet froze in the place as her eyes got in contact with a person wearing dark hoddy who was already inside the car even through she locked the car with her keys but somehow that person already entered inside her car and was sitting next to her daughter. She wanted to scream at that person and rush to confront him but her voice chocked in her throat as the pain of unable to speak spread on her throat while her eyes widened. Even though her throat was hurting she ignored the pain and screamed loudly at the person in the car.
" You stay away from my daughter..." The woman screamed at her top lungs before she rushed towards the car to save her daughter from this unknown person but as she took few steps suddenly with a thud a dead body without head covered in blood dropped directly at her feet.
" AHHHHHH...HELP..." The woman again screamed with trembling legs, heavy breathing and with heart beat so fast to the point to explode on it's own.
" No...no leave my daughter you monster, no I need to save Emily. I can't afford to be terrified right now. " The woman thought even though her instinct were screaming at her to run from here with her top speed but leaving her child behind was too much for her.
As she aggressively rushed forward ignoring the dead body full of blood that can make anyone to puke at the sight. She reached to the car finally only to finally able to realize that the door was locked and wasn't opening no matter how hard she tried. She used her keys but it won't work as her gaze turned to her daughter who was simply sleeping inside the car peacefully, the person inside made a gesture to keep quiet before he removed the hoddy as a man with shining red eyes was looking at her it made the woman's heart beat fast as the adrenaline surge inside her, she wanted to run away leaving everything behind as the person wasn't taking his eyes off from her eyes which only made her more anxious and terrified in this alone night with a dead body behind her, and a unknown person inside her car who resembles like a ghost was looking at her, like he wanted to kill her.
She got so terrified of this, that she finally decided to give in to her instinct and run but as she was about to turn and run, the person inside smiled in weird way before he grabbed the girl in the car with throat and immediately lifting in the air.
" No..no...my baby. PLEASE LEAVE HER ALONE." The woman shouted as the tears broke she attacked the window several times but couldn't save her kids and her legs gave up to be able to run. And while violently crying her throat choked as her body stiffen and was unable to breathe. Her heart failed out of the shock of her daughter's death.
In the sterile confines of a typical apartment in Rehab city, a young girl with sky-blue hair and delicate features stared, at the television screen. The news report replayed the horrifying events from two nights prior, a chilling echo of the woman's last moments.
"Oh my, that's cruel! How can someone do that?" The words, a soft whisper, barely escaped her lips. The news anchors detailed the brutal murder of the woman, the abduction of her child. The investigation was stalled, the grim reality of the scene baffling even seasoned forensic teams. The woman's body bore scratches, deep and ragged, consistent with a bear attack, yet not enough to definitively point to animal or human.
"Sillia… how many times have I told you not to watch such things? It'll mess with your head. Go get ready, we need to go to school." Sky's voice, laced with exhaustion, cut through the morbid silence as he emerged from the kitchen.
"Shut up, Sky," Sillia retorted, her annoyance a palpable wave as she rolled her eyes.
"What did you say…?" Sky's voice dropped, a chilling coldness. He fixed his eyes on her. Sillia, momentarily caught off guard by her older brother's unexpected chill staring, so she fought with a smile. She knew this game.
"What I say… it was you who were listening to this. I just came here, Sky." Her tone was unapologetic, a challenge in her eyes.
"Uhh… Okay, forget about it. You're adult enough to understand the world's cruelty, but watch your mouth, Young lady." Sky said his voice was calm but was bit distracted. He knew Sillia deliberately used his name to provoke him, a playful rebellion he usually indulged. But today, his mind was elsewhere, the news echoing in his ears. His stare lingered a fraction too long, causing Sillia to avert her gaze to the side with a blush.
"Okay, stop staring at me. I won't call you that." Her voice was hurried but softer now, a hint of vulnerability in her sideways glances. Sky, snapped back to reality, tore his gaze from her and, with a decisive click, shut off the television.
"Hey, I said sorry…" Sillia's voice said again, feeling unheard. Sky was miles away, not paying attention to her words.
"Hmm… that's good. Now go and change your clothes and get ready for school. We can leave after eating." Sky turned, heading towards the stairs, his back a wall of indifference.
"No, first call me 'young lady, please change your clothes'." Sillia pressed, her desire for a reaction, any reaction, growing. But Sky continued to ignore her, disappearing into his room for a bath and to change. He usually played along, but today, her usual antics held no sway. He was too consumed by something else.
"Sky… idiot…" she muttered, her voice laced with frustration as he vanished without a backward glance. With no response, she huffed, "Agrrr… Sky, you are annoying…" Her whispered words were swallowed by the silence as she stomped off to her own room.