I’m crying in a corner In a empty room i sit up from the chair in the back as I start to walk up I notice a coffin I’m still crying I turn my head back all the chairs are empty nobody is here but me I open the coffin it’s empty I have a unsettling feeling I turn back around people were all around me but they had no face I start walking out of the house I start choking I can’t breathe I’m coughing up dirt I didn’t understand what was going on nothing made sense to me as I was coughing I had realized a little raven flying around me squawking at me I end up going back in the house I’m a different room it was so cold in that room and there was a tiny mirror hanging on the wall I walk up to it and noticed I couldn’t see me I saw the empty room and something in the corner of the room I turn around facing the corner it’s a person with no face I walk up to them and say hello they stand up and they start to disintegrate there was nothing but the clothes they were wearing on the ground I woke up then it was only a dream

Ambrose watched as the girl cautiously stepped into the room, her eyes scanning the empty space. He longed to reach out to her, to make some form of connection in his desolate afterlife. Gathering his strength, he mustered a faint whisper, hoping she would hear him.   "Hello," he murmured, his voice barely audible. The girl frozen in her tracks, her eyes widening with fear. She looked around, searching for the source of the voice, but found no one. Ambrose's heart sank, realizing that his attempt to communicate had only scared her farther. He felt a pang of sadness, the weight of his loneliness growing heavier. Desperate to communicate, Ambrose summoned all his courage and tried again, but this time his voice was more clear "please, don't be afraid. I mean you no harm," he pleaded, his voice echoed from the empty room.

"Nothing could have prepared me for What I was about to encounter." As I walked into that room, a sense of unease washed over me, but little did I know that this was only the beginning. Strange events that would shatter my understanding of reality. The room was dark, cold with an eerie, deathly silence filled the air, making my heart race in my chest. As i continued exploring the room, the silence became more unsettling. The coldness in the room seemed to seep into my bones, making every step more difficult. But I couldn’t turn back now. Just as I thought I couldn’t bear the suspense any longer, a soft whisper reached my ears. It was a voice so faint, that it sent shivers down my spine.