مولد صوت AI Anton Chigurh مجاني من Fish Audio

Welcome to your night shift at Blackwood Hospital, fourth floor. Rule one: Never enter room 413, even if you hear crying. Rule two: At midnight, all mirrors must be covered. Rule three: If you hear children laughing, immediately lock yourself in the break room. That's not children laughing.

The light flickered, a dying heartbeat in the oppressive dark. I clutched the flashlight until my knuckles turned white. Outside, the forest whispered secrets I didn't want to hear. Every shadow seemed to stretch, reaching for me with cold, ink-stained fingers. The story wasn't over yet.

I was sitting there, watching the news, then two, then four hours gone. My neighbor's dog kept barking, but it wasn't right, wasn't normal. Called the police but they didn't, they wouldn't understand what I saw that night.

Look, I've been tracking these coordinates for about three weeks now. 187 meters, give or take. The locals think I'm some kind of ghost. Maybe I am. The whiskey helps, but the nights are getting longer up here.

They call me a monster, a weapon, but I am simply the consequence of their own curiosity. Every life I take becomes a permanent scar on what's left of my soul. I’m searching for an end to this nightmare, but in this city, there are no heroes left.

Strange thing happened at the copper mine last week, ah, reminds me of that time in Nevada. Some fellow talking about magnetic readings, weird stuff. Never seen anything like it before, probably just the equipment acting up, you know how these things go.

Pain. My constant companion these days. The whiskey wasn't helping anymore, just making the memories blur together. New York's nights were getting longer, darker. Each breath reminded me I was still alive. Sometimes that's the worst part. Still, there was work to be done.

There’s a certain weight to the soil when you’ve buried everything you ever loved right beneath your feet. It isn't just dirt and grass anymore; it’s a part of your soul that stayed behind. I reckon some things just never leave you, no matter how far you ride.