Things That Go Bump In The Night

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What do you really know about what goes bump in the night?
You?ve been hearing stories about bloodsucking vampires and flying witches since you learned how to walk. But what if they weren't just stories? All legends have to come from somewhere. Of course, most of these stories have twisted and distorted, so none of the legends are completely true, some have even been changed beyond recognition.
If these things really do exist, why don?t we know about them? It?s simple. When children tell their parents there is a monster under the bed, or someone in the closet, their accusations are shrugged off. Children tend to be much more open minded about this sort of thing, of course. At that age, believing in mythical beings is considered healthy, good for the imagination, normal.

Once you reach your teenage years, however, you realize that these things are all too impossible to be true. Where is the proof, the scientific facts? If you don?t see it yourself, then it is fake, just another story to be told around the campfire. That isn't to say that people don?t see these things. It is uncommon, of course, for most are good at covering their tracks, but not unusual. People always react in different ways. Some people?s minds can?t decipher it, the impossible and terrifying images they see. These people tend to shrug it off as ?seeing things?, or their brain slowly changes the memory, until they just see a human in the memory, or nothing at all.

Others have tried to tell others, warn them. Most of these people are silenced first, but those who aren't usually all end up in one place ? a mental hospital. A lot of people who have seen creatures tend to be diagnosed with schizophrenia, because of course, if someone sees something too impossible to be true, then it isn't true, and therefore the most logical situation must be correct.

These creatures are out there. Some of them are harmless, but most of them could kill you in an instant, and most of them have the perfect disguise of a human body. The only thing keeping them at bay are the few people who believe in monsters, and feel it their duty to kill it. There aren?t many left ? most of them die young, and not many choose a dangerous life for their children. So they choose to tell them the lies children across the world are hearing? that there are no monsters, no reason to be afraid of the dark, even though they know better.

The town of Intimsake is known throughout these monster hunters as one of the most magically populated towns in America. Humans live among these mythical beings, not knowing that they live in a slaughter house, and that they?re the meat. Any monster hunter that takes a stroll through will most likely be dead by morning. Only the stupid or reckless hunters visit this place, and rarely get back out alive. As soon as a supernatural creature finds out you're a monster hunter, you're screwed. Monsters don?t tend to like hunters, see ? they?re not too keen on people who kill their family for a living, except of course, hunters don't get paid. Though, a lot of monsters who have never encountered hunters don't even know people like them exist.

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