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Let me tell you about the mirror in my grandmother's house. It's been there for decades, perfectly normal during the day. But sometimes, at exactly 3:17 AM, the reflection shows a room that doesn't exist. Small pause. I've checked. Every wall. Every corner. That room isn't there.

I heard scratching coming from the basement. Sarah insisted we investigate, but I knew better. The light switch didn't work, of course. We stood at the top of the stairs, our phone flashlights barely penetrating the darkness below. Something moved in the shadows.

Su nombre era Carlos Ramírez. Cada noche se despierta a las 3:33. Siempre el mismo sueño. Siempre la misma explosión. Siempre los mismos rostros gritando en silencio. En su mente, aún está en aquella trinchera. Los muertos le susurran. Le recuerdan que él sobrevivió.

¡La pesadilla está por comenzar! Las sombras cobran vida en esta noche infernal. ¡Prepárate para el terror más extremo! Tus miedos se materializan, las paredes respiran, los gritos resuenan. ¡Bienvenido al laboratorio donde tus pesadillas se vuelven realidad! ¡El horror en 3D te espera!

Welcome to your position as overnight security at Blackwood Mental Asylum. Rule number one: Never respond to voices calling your name after 2 AM. Rule number two: The patients in Ward C were counted at lockdown. If you count more, do not open the door.

I noticed it first in photographs. Every time I took a selfie, something was off. The shadows behind me didn't match. They moved when they shouldn't. Yesterday, I checked my camera roll. In every picture, the shadows were closer. Tonight, they're at my door.

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Deep in these ancient hollows, where shadows dance between century-old trees, locals still speak of things that can't be explained. Stories carved into memory like the very valleys themselves, passed from grandmother to child in hushed, knowing tones.