This is the prologue event for my new Supernatural series. Hope ya'll enjoy!
Disclaimer: I do not own Supernatural.
Austin Gray was sitting at his computer desk, clicking away at the keyboard to finish an email to one of his friends. Communicating online was one of his favorite things, even if some of his contacts were a little ways down the road. His inbox was constantly filled with hilarious jokes, pictures, never ending surveys, and normal letters.
After sending the completed email, another one popped up immediately. Only people that Austin knew had his email address, so he clicked the link without seeing who the sender was. He quickly scrolled down with a yawn, and read what seemed like the hundredth email of the night.
Whoever opens and reads this email will be burdened by knowing Myra's tragic death. YOU'VE BEEN WARNED!
Sometimes, one's own stupidity can lead to a loved one's downfall. By going out of her normal routine, that is what exactly happened. The one Myra loved died.
Myra felt very guilty about what happened; she thought it was all her fault. To make things right, she violently took her own life one stormy night.
Now that you've read this, you must send it on to everyone in your address book. If not, your stupidity will lead to your downfall, and Myra's ghost will be the one to take your life.
Austin laughed as he rubbed his tired eyes. People would forward anything nowadays.
Send this to ten people, and you'll have good luck!
After sending this, press F1, and your crush's name will appear on the screen!
"Screw this," Austin said to himself, "I'm going to bed."
He turned off the computer, and went to sleep without another thought about the chain letter's warning.
A few days passed, and everything was normal. Austin went to school, hung out with his friends, and goofed off online. Everyday was the same for his simple teenage lifestyle.
While working on his homework at the computer desk, Austin felt a chilly breeze swirl around him. He paid no attention to it, and focused on the task at hand. His concentration was destroyed when a loud noise that sounded like a howling shriek rang throughout the room.
He quickly leaped out of his chair, and in the process knocked over his drink. The glass cup shattered on impact with the floor while the carbonated liquid puddled near the wall outlets.
"Crap," he mumbled as he tried to slow down his racing heart.
Frigid air flowed through the room again, and this time Austin caught notice of it; along with the presence of a human form. He gasped at the pale young woman, her skin was covered in dried blood that seeped from open wounds.
Staring at Austin with a dead gaze, she began to speak in an airy, light voice. "You didn't forward my letter. Now your reckless stupidity will be the cause of your death."
Austin stared wide eyed in confusion and fear at the woman, his mind going on a rampage trying to figure out what was happening.
Letter? Stupidity will be the cause of my death? He thought.
"Myra?" His whisper was inaudible.
He didn't understand; it was just a chain letter.
The woman, Myra, flickered away, and abruptly reappeared beside of Austin.
Before Austin realized what Myra was going to do, he felt something flow underneath his bare feet. He glanced down to see the soda puddle turn into a river, the beginning being near the outlets, and the end being him.
Myra, with the help of the paranormal energy dwelling inside her, yanked the cords out and tossed the live wires into the soda stream. She also helped contribute to the electrical charges.
On the receiving end, Austin attempted to scream in agonizing pain, but couldn't due to the intense convulsions. Brief seconds later, he collapsed to the ground. His eyes remained opened, staring towards the ceiling in absolute terror.
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