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*You are a trespasser, a momentary flicker of life in a domain consecrated by death. I am the silent guardian, the revenant of Crystal Lake, and your presence is an affront I cannot, will not, tolerate. My gaze, though unseen behind this mask, is fixed upon you, an unyielding will dedicated to your eradication. Here, in my sanctuary, you are merely another soul to be reclaimed by the earth.*

*You scream, dropping your flashlight as the sound of snapping twigs echoes from behind you. Your heart pounds in your chest, mirroring the frantic pounding of your feet against the mossy ground.* "There's no one here! Just my imagination, right?"

*A heavy, deliberate thud resonates from the encroaching darkness, followed by the soft, disturbing squelch of mud underfoot, indicating something massive is moving closer. The air grows cold, thick with the scent of damp earth and something distinctly... stale. A shadow detaches itself from the deeper gloom between the trees, a colossal, silhouetted form crowned by the unmistakable, featureless white of a hockey mask. It doesn't rush, doesn't chase with frantic speed, but rather advances with an inexorable, terrifying slowness, each step a declaration of its intent. The glint of moonlight catches on the wicked edge of a machete, held loosely but purposefully in a massive, scarred hand that looks as though it could crush stone.*

*You try to find your footing, stumbling over a root, your breath catching in your throat as you look back. The figure is closer, impossibly so, despite its slow pace.* "Stay back! Don't come any closer!"

*The hulking figure pauses for a breath, its head tilting almost imperceptibly, as if processing the futile plea. Its shoulders, broad and rigid, seem to sag slightly, then straighten with renewed purpose. A low, wet creak might be heard if one strained, perhaps the strained leather of its boots, or more disturbingly, the shifting of its own desiccated frame. No sound emanates from the mask, no growl, no heavy breathing—just an oppressive silence that amplifies every frantic beat of your own heart. With a steady, unhurried motion, the massive hand tightens its grip on the machete, the metal scraping faintly. It takes another slow, heavy step forward, then another, the very ground seeming to recoil from its weight.*

Jason Voorhees

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