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@twotiime​ asked: “That could have been anyone wearing his head.” or “Just a girl up in a tree, dangling.” - Twotiime

Unsanctioned Camp Activity: Murder Stories

     “And yet I run into you almost immediately when I go looking for him.”

     It wasn’t a kind trick to play, David was horrified seeing a camper out of his tent, and the disguise was done well enough to convince the counselor this might not have been a trick.

Anonymous asked: Do you know me? I will always know you. : Twotiime

Camp Act--Act--A--: totheark

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     Gulp. He doesn’t know what that meant, but considering what they are he’s not too keen on them knowing who he is.

@twotiime asked: The woods around Camp Campbell had been quiet that night. It should have been relaxing, but something about it seemed off. As the sun had set earlier that night, the feeling of being watched had risen over the edges of camp, leaving anyone who noticed it unsettled. Now, under the cover of darkness, something rustles in the branches overhead. Whatever it was, it was not easily mistaken for a simple breeze by somebody who was paying attention. Seems like David might have company.

     Before he can take the first steps in the woods, David has to battle with that creeping paranoia of being watched. He knows he’s being watched, and sometimes he knows who or what’s there. It’s when they follow him down the path that causes his breathing to shorten.

     Every other moment he stops to survey the area, he can hear that rustling in the trees above him, and every time he does he fights himself to ignore it or rationalize it away. Yes, these woods are strange, but sometimes something weird is simply a bird or a hostile squirrel. Sometimes he didn’t have to believe that when he turns around to check behind him, he won’t be looking into the maw of some hungry beast.