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The Legendary Buckram Laboratory

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Nathan.Schlosser Rowe acc english/7 John,Sam,and Joe were on a trip to the badlands to find the legendary Buckram Laboratory. It had grown to be quite dark in the cool autumn night . The group of boys decided to find a decent camping spot much to Joe’s dismay ,but as they were looking for a spot to set up camp they saw two boys walking on the same side of the road. They pulled level with the two boys to ask if they wanted a ride to wherever they lived,but before they even had a chance to ask the older one said in a low dark,and sinister voice”You shouldn't be here” then he looked Joe state in the eye and pointed a bony finger at him then was gone. Joe saw the kids black eyes the same ones he saw when he was a kid. That sent …show more content…

When morning came they decided to search for Joe they later found him or what ever ate him didn't like. They decided to find a good camping spot that was well secured so that they could take shifts and bury the remains of Joe. Later that night John who was awake was watching guard with the M14 rifle that they packed just in case a close encounter happened. As he was watching guard he heard a chilling scream that sent the hair on the back of his neck stand up. “what was that John?” asked Sam who was now awake due to the scream. As if to answer that another scream happened,but with one difference it was closer. Then a rustle in the leaves that were six feet away from their tent. Then a bloody hand came out of the ground between John and Sam that sent them running. John was running so fast that he forgot the legend of this forest This is where supposedly Buckram laboratory was. Then he remembered where was Sam! Then to answer his question John suddenly came up to a sign that said “ Those who enter will parish”. Then John felt something wet fall on his right hand he looked up and saw Sam hanging. While John was scared stiff he decided to go to the campsite. Where was the campsite? As he was wandering around he fell and twisted his ankle “so what should I do?” thought John. John decided to look for a spot to shelter him from the rain that was just

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