RinFujimaru (2013-03-25 01:27:44)

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My name is Evan, and I've a new job at the museum. I am currently taking night shifts. You know, walking around, patroling. It was actually kind of cool because I was able to look at exhibits without paying admission just trying to get into the place. But one night, nothing seemed so "cool".
It started Saturday night, right before my shift came to an end.
For some reason, everything seemed so still. Of course everything was; because I was the only animate organism there, other than a few bugs. But when I mean still, I mean silent and dead still. It was creepy and sent cold hard spasms down my legs and arms.
As I left the painting gallery, flashlight light in hand, I heeard weird chatter, chatter, kling noises. I was spooked so greatly another spasm shot down my left arm and I dropped my flashlight. Suddenly, the noises stopped for about 20 seconds.
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The entire time, I stood perfectly still. I held my breath and my teeth silently shook and tattered from mere fear.
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chatter, kling, klank!
As the frequent noise resumed, I nearly fell forward, trying to grab my flashlight. I flicked it off, and crept to the sculpture room as quiet as possible. Then out of no where, I heard something fall on the ground. Was someone busting apart the stone art? I didn't know, and I wasn't sure, but I rushed inside.
When looked in I turned my flashlight and stood in an alerted position, only to encounter a... large new sculture?
"What the hEll?" I accidently cursed. I covered my mouth and walked around the beautiful piece of work.
Was it a greek hydra? I didn't know, but it looked similar to one. It had piercing eyes, large clawed-feet, 5 heads, and a 10-foot long tail. It also had menacingly chizzled expressions, open-mouthed with fangs showing.
While I stood in admiration of the statue, I noticed messy, carved wtiting on one of the legs.
I came little closer and flashed my light onto the writing. It seemed to say "mono".
Confused greatly, I recited the word a few times.
"Mono...?" Why would there be the greek prefix for "1" on this thing?
I heard a few foot-steps behind and I turned quickly.
Nothing.
Puzzled, I walked to the window and saw the sky had turned from black to a dark blue. The Sun is coming up. My night-shift was about over, thankfully. I needed some sleep.

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Was that good? I'll update another chapter soon. Thanks for reading, bye!

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2013-03-25 08:34:50

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