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The view zoomed out of the TV. I didn’tdidn't touch the game for a bit, just stared at the nearly empty room. Obviously this was some sick man’sman's trick, I guess it’sit's better this found me than some little kid. Already guessing it’dit'd be basically the same, I walked up to the picture on the wall. Just as before the screen zoomed in on it (Must admit, a pretty cool feature). This one showed a cat, a yellowish white color. There was a yellow oval paper stapled into its head. There was much much blood from the head and some from the side, although I’mI'm not sure what exactly it was from, I couldn’tcouldn't see the wounds due to the blood itself covering them. Hitting B exited from the picture.

I didn’tdidn't know what to do now. Should I just go down stairs and talk to the character's mother? I figured I might as well check the bed first. I didn’tdidn't think of anyway it could be something bad, until after I hit the button. As soon as I hit A I had the fear it would show I gruesome dream of some sort. Luckily this wasn’twasn't the case. The text box appeared and it read “Can"Can you really sleep after that?”" It made a lot of sense, in real life I felt I’dI'd never be able to sleep again.

All I could do now was walk down the steps. As I got down the mother walked up to me and said “We"We got rid of that mouse problem, too bad the cat got poisoned and had to be put down.”" This was sick, they’rethey're talking about horrible footage and pictures of dead animals while making references to part of a children’schildren's game.

I should have just turned this game off, but I really wanted to see where it would go. The room looked pretty basic. The table where the mom stood, a TV, picture on the wall, and an oven. I walked up the oven, seeing as I assumed the TV and picture would be more dead animals. Hitting A on the oven brought up more text, which read “An"An oven with glass on the front. It’sIt's a beautiful site to watch someone fry in this.”" I had a feeling I knew what would be on the painting (It was right next to the oven).

I was smart enough not to select it, so I walked outside. The outside world was very, very glitchy. A straight path was all that seemed correctly places. It lead straight to the rivals house. There was a large man blocking the way. Besides the path there was the top half of trees, and random parts of buildings. They weren’tweren't destroyed looking, just direct squares of them placed oddly. I couldn’tcouldn't walk over them or anything. I saw nothing to do but talk to the man. He said “Death"Death has come and you are in it’sit's path. It will not hunt you, it will just destroy everything around you and engulf you.”" After that the man walked over the glitchy area’sarea's as if it was nothing.

I walked to the rival’srival's house. The inside looked basically the same as the house I started in. I only saw 4 differences. The room was flipped around, there was some sort of note on the table, there was no one in the room, and there was an item near the door. The first thing I checked out was the item, but trying to take it read “This"This isn’tisn't yours.”" I decided to check the note on the table, which said “I’m"I'm going out for a bit.”"

I thought it’dit'd be best to avoid the oven, picture, and TV. I walked up the stairs, I saw a girl, standing on the bed. I was too busy focusing on this, but I think the rest of the room was the same. What I did notice was a one pixel grey line above her head. As soon as I walked in she came off the bed, and the line moved with her. Then I realized what it was, a noose. She had hung herself.

I walked up to the hanging body and the text box appeared, it read “Do"Do you want to help her?”" and the YES or NO selection appeared. I selected yes and the screen blacked out for a second. It came back to the rope being gone and the girl lying on the bed. My character was standing in front of the bed just looking at her when another person entered the room, an older lady, I’mI'm assuming the girl’sgirl's mother. An exclamation point appeared above her head, the character jumped slightly before running to the bed next to my character. She looked at me and said “You"You killed her, I’mI'm calling the police.”"

I didn’tdidn't know what to do now. Trying to talk to her did nothing. I went back downstairs, nothing notable happened. I tried to take the item again, this time it said “You’re"You're already a murderer, why not a thief too?”" Then it said “You"You got the death ball!”" I left the house, and now the town looked like it should, except the screen was tainted red, and the buildings were on fire. There were two police officer characters there, who started walking towards me. I didn’tdidn't know what to do, so I ran out into the grass area, on the first step there was a battle. It was a wild Tyrogue, level 7. I decided all I could do was try to catch it, I hit the items, all I had was the ball. Its icon was an all gray pokeball, with the center of it being black. I used it and the Tyrogue was caught.

I kept walking in the grass, the police officers still following behind me. Soon I reached a dead end, it was just a wall of trees. As the officers approached me, a battle started. The officer appeared into the battle in place of a Pokémon, and I threw out the Tyrogue. The only attack I had was “Cry”"Cry". I selected it, and the officer went first, he used “Shoot”"Shoot". The screen went black and changed to a picture. A young boy with purple paint on his face, and brown shorts. He wasn’twasn't wearing a shirt, and there were 3 visible bullet holes, one being in the stomach and the others in his chest. It was obvious the picture was taken just after the shooting, because you could tell blood was still pouring profusely from the wounds. Hitting B closed out of the picture, to a black screen with the words “YOU"YOU CAUSED THIS”THIS". They were written bloody and scratchy looking. Nothing I hit could close this screen, so I just turned it off. I smashed the game and threw it out of my back window into the alley. I’dI'd like to forget about this whole thing.