The smell was almost unbearable. The three clenched their noses still trying to be quiet. In limped the beast but this one looked slightly familiar. It was Cameron's mom who seemed to be in mid transformation. She walked up to Cameron and handed her a piece of paper. She then whispered, "Use this to escape; it's your only chance of survivalā¦" At that moment she dropped to the floor. Tyler got up and opened the door an inch. She confirmed the coast was clear and they tiptoed out.
Cameron unrolled the paper which revealed a map of her house. Underneath were tunnels leading to an abandoned building. On the side, it had instructions on how to get into the tunnels. "We need to find somewhere to hide before we do anything." Leah told them. They all tiptoed past hoards on hoards of the beasts. They slipped into a closet and unrolled the map. "It looks like the entrance is in the kitchen." said Tyler. "How are we going to get past those things?" Cameron asked. They poked their heads out and saw that the monsters were nowhere to be seen. They concluded that they had left the house and were on the streets.
The group slowly made their way into the kitchen, afraid that some may still be in the house. They lifted up the table to find a trap door. They opened it only to find a rotted old pair of wooden stairs. "We can't go down those; we might get likeā¦herpes or something." Leah smirked. "What would you rather do?" Tyler continued, "Go down the stairs or get savaged by those things out there?" She said with a cocky smile. Leah rolled her eyes and gave Tyler a punch in the arm. All of a sudden they heard a crashing downstairs. "There must still be some in the house." They quickly started down the stairs, closing the door behind them.
"It smells gross down here!" Cameron complained. "You know what might be down here." Tyler added. "What?" Cameron questioned. "Caterpillars!" Tyler said knowing Cameron was mortally terrified of caterpillars. Cameron shrieked and booted Tyler in the shin. Leah laughed and Cameron kicked her, too. They both dropped to ground in pain, still laughing of course. Cameron looked up with a smug sense of self satisfaction. They continued on through the old dirty tunnel, not knowing what crept behind them.
Something had made its way into the tunnel and was following behind them, listening to the sound of their voices. It stepped on a stick and the crack echoed through the hole. "What's that?" Leah yelled. Tyler, Leah, and Cameron started to sprint down the tunnel. They could hear whatever it was that made the noise hot on their trail. Suddenly, they hit a dead end. "What, I thought this would lead us to the old hunting shack across town." Tyler punched the wall, making a hole through it. "This is just a block, there's more tunnel on the other side." Leah said with excitement. They quickly dug through the wall and continued on, keeping up a fast pace. They walked on and on for what felt like hours. Suddenly, something grabbed Cameron on the shoulder.
