-*Chapter 2*-
The fire crackled and expanded in the fire pit as Kale threw more logs onto it.
"Oh no!" Mallow jumped as her marshmallow caught fire. Unsure of what to do she shook the stick around trying to extinguish the flames. Eventually it burned out and she let out a sigh of relief.
"You have to be careful Mallow," Clover giggled, "You have to watch marshmallows because they catch on fire easily."
"Okay," Mallow said concentrating hard on the marshmallow. But she couldn't be helped. Again she put it too far into the flames and it caught fire. "E-Eh? What!" she whipped the stick around furiously as they all laughed.
A few more burnt marshmallows later, Mallow finally caught the hang of it and everyone applauded.
"You know what we should do now?" Kale asked.
"What?" Clover questioned chewing on a marshmallow.
"We should tell scary stories," he said laughing maniacally.
"M-Maybe that's n-not a good idea…," Mallow stuttered nervously.
"Why are you scared?" Kale asked and Clover nudged him in his arm hard. "Ow I was just asking."
"N-No of course I'm not scared!" Mallow said laughing in a sort of panicky way and stroking one of her floppy ears like a teddy bear.
"Well then, let's begin…" Kale said pulling out a flashlight and pointing it to his face in an eerie manor. "It's said that years and years ago, in this exact camping spot, a small family of rabbits were enjoying themselves. One night, however, the young girl rabbit heard an eccentric song playing outside the tent near the waterfall. Intrigued by it she followed the music outside to find a ghostly white rabbit with strange colorful eyes sitting by the stream with her feet dangling in the fast moving water. 'Be careful!' the young girl rabbit had called but it was too late. The strange rabbit had already been swept up into the tide and was being washed away. Moving fast the young girl rabbit jumped into the water looking around everywhere for the peculiar ghostly figure but she wasn't to be found. Just seconds before the young rabbit was yanked completely under the water she saw on the shore the ghostly white rabbit with the colorful eyes smiling down at her… Sometimes people say they can still hear the young girl groaning…" Kale finished and switched off the flashlight.
"Whoa…good story Kale," Clover said, eyes wide.
"Y-Yeah i-it was gr-great…eheh…," Mallow stuttered shaking.
"That's the scariest story I've ever heard…" Shallot whispered staring at the stream dazed.
"I know. Well time to sleep!" Kale smiled completely unfazed by his horrifying story.