HORROR GAME - PHASE 5

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You look at the convincing door but you realize that it will be useless to run... those hounds will catch up in no time. You decide to confront them. So you stand poised, whip in hand, waiting for them to come up. Sweat trickling down your face and your senses are on red alert.They come closer and closer and you see them...

The creatures are horrifying. Their teeth are like daggers and their fur coats are marked with dried blood. 



You curse yourself for your decision.
But suddenly a dominating voice commands them to stop. It's a human voice!

You see a man's figure walking steadily towards you, and when you see his face , you nearly fall. 

I was waiting for you... 


"Journalist Jack Jones! Missing since 5 years!" Your mouth drops open. He has turned zombie like... his skin has weird patches stitched together and his hair have turned slim and slimy. His hands have no fat .. Only tight skin stretched over veins and bones. In one hand he has a bloodstained dagger. His eyeballs are falling off from its sockets ...held together only by a bunch of nerves 
"What in the-"

" I must say that I am impressed indeed.." He says with a heavy voice, as if commanding you.

"You managed to kill Krook .." pointing towards the bloody figure I had sliced up. He continues, "That's impressive ... Which makes me want to fight you"

Before any warning he runs and leaps at you,
There is no escape... you will have to fight . His hand is in the air... exposing his stomach but his feet are vulnerable as well.

You must decide quick

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