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They glide—not walk—through the darkness. Limbs impossibly long, torsos barely there. Silent. Pale. Watching.
So dim the lights. Lock the doors. And listen closely. Because the nightcrawlers are already here.
By Fauna BlakewellThey glide—not walk—through the darkness. Limbs impossibly long, torsos barely there. Silent. Pale. Watching.
So dim the lights. Lock the doors. And listen closely. Because the nightcrawlers are already here.