Daniel's Fate a Ghost Story Ends by G.W. Mullins

Author:G.W. Mullins
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: a ghost story, walking dead, shadow people, evil spirit, demon, ghost, dark light, white lighter, angel, life after death, after-life, G.W. Mullins, From The Dead Of Night, supernatural, paranormal'haunted house, hauntings
Publisher: Light Of The Moon Publishing
Published: 2019-10-14T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter Twelve –

Prisoner Out of Time

Daniel returned to Elizabeth’s side as they prepared to go back above together. Daniel felt the light engulf him as he rose upwards towards the sky. Elizabeth turned to follow as the Dark Hat Man stepped out of the shadows. He smiled as he looked at her. His intentions were evil and he was determined to win at any cost. Looking skyward, he saw the trail of Daniel’s orb, which was beginning to fade. With a wave of his hand, the light changed and dimmed. Daniel was thrown, not from place to place, but through time. The Black Hat Man turned to walk away as Elizabeth looked up to see what had happened.

“What did you do?” Raven called out as she came from out of the shadows.

“I merely sent the boy on a bit of a trip.” The demon answered.

“We need him, just as much as they do.” She insisted.

“He is a pawn in a much bigger game. If we cannot possess him, at least we know they cannot either.”

“They will rescue him. They can track his life force.”

“Not where I sent him. And if they do figure it out, it will be too late to save him.”

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Daniel tumbled within the light as it faded. He had no idea what was happening to him or why. He tumbled back through time as he circled the globe. As the light faded completely, he fell from the sky. Hitting hard on the ground, he blacked out before he could get his footing.

Daniel awoke to an older woman wiping blood from his forehead. He had cut himself when he fell through an old fence. He looked up at the woman and tried to speak, but she did not answer. As he stood up, he saw that his clothes had been removed and replaced with odd looking striped pants and a shirt. As he looked around at the others, he became painfully aware of where he was.

“Does anyone here speak English?” He asked but no one answered. “Please someone here has to.”

“Yes, I do.” A young man came from the corner of the room. He looked frail and thin as if he had not eaten for days. He extended his hand to Daniel, who was taken aback by the sight of the man. He composed himself quickly and tried not to let his shock show through his emotions.

“Where are we?” Daniel asked.

“You hit your head, you don’t know, do you? You are in a concentration camp my boy. Last stop before the gas chambers.” He laughed, as he tried to catch his breath.

“What year is this?”

“Today is November 13th, 1941. Best make it the best day of the rest of your life, because it may be the last day of the rest of your life.” He laughed as he looked at Daniel.

Daniel looked down at the ground. He remembered the place from his review of the Black Hat Man. The man had not lied to him. Death came quickly in the camp.

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