Delaney

It didn't really close in on any of the distance between us from what I could tell. It seemed like it was just sort of stalking us out And as we were walking back, it was getting darker and darker, and I was getting more and more scared for my life. I didn't know if I was going to be able to make it off that trail.

I really thought that something bad was going to happen because I was just filled with this guttural dread. I felt sick. I felt like when we got off the trail, I felt like I was going to throw up. And he saw it two more times. He got a good look at it. And he said to me that it was keeping pace with us, but it wasn't getting much closer than it initially was.

I really thought that something bad was going to happen because I was just filled with this guttural dread. I felt sick. I felt like when we got off the trail, I felt like I was going to throw up. And he saw it two more times. He got a good look at it. And he said to me that it was keeping pace with us, but it wasn't getting much closer than it initially was.

I really thought that something bad was going to happen because I was just filled with this guttural dread. I felt sick. I felt like when we got off the trail, I felt like I was going to throw up. And he saw it two more times. He got a good look at it. And he said to me that it was keeping pace with us, but it wasn't getting much closer than it initially was.

When I asked him how he saw it moving, because I didn't get very good looks at it over my shoulder as we were leaving, but he said that for every two steps we took, it took one step. So it was just graceful. and like gliding nearly. He was sort of like dodging between trees in the dense forest, but looking like it was just effortlessly keeping up. And finally, we reached the end of the trail.

When I asked him how he saw it moving, because I didn't get very good looks at it over my shoulder as we were leaving, but he said that for every two steps we took, it took one step. So it was just graceful. and like gliding nearly. He was sort of like dodging between trees in the dense forest, but looking like it was just effortlessly keeping up. And finally, we reached the end of the trail.

When I asked him how he saw it moving, because I didn't get very good looks at it over my shoulder as we were leaving, but he said that for every two steps we took, it took one step. So it was just graceful. and like gliding nearly. He was sort of like dodging between trees in the dense forest, but looking like it was just effortlessly keeping up. And finally, we reached the end of the trail.

We were only about 15 to 20 minutes into the trail. It took us less time to get out because of But it felt like forever. It felt like we were on that trail for 30 more minutes. But in reality, it probably took us about 10 minutes to get off the trail. And we parked pretty close to the entrance to the trail. So we just ran to the car and got in and locked the doors. And we just sat there.

We were only about 15 to 20 minutes into the trail. It took us less time to get out because of But it felt like forever. It felt like we were on that trail for 30 more minutes. But in reality, it probably took us about 10 minutes to get off the trail. And we parked pretty close to the entrance to the trail. So we just ran to the car and got in and locked the doors. And we just sat there.

We were only about 15 to 20 minutes into the trail. It took us less time to get out because of But it felt like forever. It felt like we were on that trail for 30 more minutes. But in reality, it probably took us about 10 minutes to get off the trail. And we parked pretty close to the entrance to the trail. So we just ran to the car and got in and locked the doors. And we just sat there.

We didn't say anything. We didn't turn any music on. We just...

We didn't say anything. We didn't turn any music on. We just...

We didn't say anything. We didn't turn any music on. We just...

both sat in silence staring at the opening to the trail for about like five minutes and I break the silence and I just say what the hell was that and he just doesn't even look at me he's just still looking at the trail and he just says I don't know and shakes his head and I asked him if he'd ever seen anything like that and he said no and I said well will you tell me what you saw

both sat in silence staring at the opening to the trail for about like five minutes and I break the silence and I just say what the hell was that and he just doesn't even look at me he's just still looking at the trail and he just says I don't know and shakes his head and I asked him if he'd ever seen anything like that and he said no and I said well will you tell me what you saw

both sat in silence staring at the opening to the trail for about like five minutes and I break the silence and I just say what the hell was that and he just doesn't even look at me he's just still looking at the trail and he just says I don't know and shakes his head and I asked him if he'd ever seen anything like that and he said no and I said well will you tell me what you saw

And he said, it looked like person-like, but it wasn't a person. And its limbs were long. And I was like, that's what I saw too. And it was fast. And we both were sort of stuck on that too. It was like, it was just, it was too fast to be mistaken for something else or like a person or an animal. And it was on two legs. So there's really no animal that it could have been.

And he said, it looked like person-like, but it wasn't a person. And its limbs were long. And I was like, that's what I saw too. And it was fast. And we both were sort of stuck on that too. It was like, it was just, it was too fast to be mistaken for something else or like a person or an animal. And it was on two legs. So there's really no animal that it could have been.

And he said, it looked like person-like, but it wasn't a person. And its limbs were long. And I was like, that's what I saw too. And it was fast. And we both were sort of stuck on that too. It was like, it was just, it was too fast to be mistaken for something else or like a person or an animal. And it was on two legs. So there's really no animal that it could have been.

So we left after that and we just went back to his apartment and I barely slept. And when I did sleep, I had nightmares about it, about being like chased through the woods by this thing. And the next day I tried to bring it up with him and