
Your years of being called a kid are almost over. This is your last year to thrive under supervision, to follow set rules, and most importantly, to get into trouble with parent's. You are a senior in highschool, its your last semester. Everyone's talking about where the Senior's will go for their Senior Trip in the summer, so many arguements have broken out that all talk of the trip has been banned from the school. The teacher's have it planned out, and only the Senior's of the school know where they're going. And even then, they're only told on their way out the door to board a plan for the trip.
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As your plan touches the ground, you and a hand-full of others scrunch up by the window's to see the landscape. Snow is all around you, drifting through the air, piled in huge mounds by the pavement, covering cars left by turists, it's literally everywhere at once. The teacher's said something about skii-ing, so of course this makes perfect sense know. Once everyone is off the plane you follow a map to the waiting area to look for someone by the last name of 'Davisky'. A middle aged women is holding a sign that says 'Welcome Seniors!', this is Mrs. Davisky. The journey starts there as she fills the group of 10 seniors in on what they will be doing there. She also says something about a tale and myth of some sort of ghostly animal living in the woods.
You all blow it off, laugh at the tale and just keep listening to her. On the drive home, you hear wierd noises and high-pitched squeals and howls. They aren't wolves or coyote's though, the sounds are too high. The bus suddenly lets out a spitting sound and comes to a stop. After piling out of the bus, someone comes up with the bright idea to explore the woods. You get lost, unable to tell where you are. The dark woods makes the trees all look the same. Every turn looks the same, until you stumble upon a cave... A cave that has voices coming from inside the mouth of it. Mrs. Davisky's story filters into your thoughts, softly reminding you of all the warning signs.
No one would ever imagine what she said would be true...