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The dream demon(fictional)
A long time ago in Japan people were scared of the oni a terrifying demon there are a lot of stories in japan of these creatures but im here to tell you a short story, one that ended in tragedy, back in the day a long long long time ago in japan a woman who shall not be named was walking and decided she would go collect flowers every day at noon, she would go collect more flowers aka lily flowers those were her favorites for unknown reasons she hated when anyone called them ugly or anything but she was heading home that night and she ended up falling asleep on the streets, waking up in a dark pitch area she looked around...nothing it was quiet it felt like her ear was buzzing she was definitely going through it she stopped in her tracks as she heard a sound she turned behind and there it was...a dark black shadowy figure standing it looked like...her sister who passed away, maybe thats why she loved lily flowers so much her sister was a big fan of lily flowers...now she understood she apologized to her sister "please sister...i didnt mean to kill you...it was a mistake" what a twist....she killed her own sister...how awful how pleadfully awful her sister walked slowly to her and then....hugged her... "*no need to apologize sister....im sorry you killed me*" her own sister...was apologizing for her own death and forgiving her sister for killing her...the demon then went on to tell her that it was indeed a demon...and that her sister still loves her even when dead no matter what...it was a accidental murder the woman than woke up as people checked on her...she was shocked and felt her heart jump...her own sister still loved her even after murder she felt...happy and yet...that demon was right....she shouldn't grieve on it too much...she just stood up and accepted it walking away heading home.
07/03/26 AK
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The dream demon(fictional)
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