 closer to the warehouse, the more I wished. Tingling went through my body and I was transparent.

I wanted to laugh at my good fortune. Whatever I wanted, I could do. I didn't even flinch when I flew through the walls of the warehouse, for I knew my will was stronger than any wall could ever be.

I'd just passed through the wall when something came down on top of me. I began to flail in the dark, trying and failing to get out from underneath whatever had attacked me.

I sunk to the ground, for the net, the spider's web of cruelty, was as heavy as a hundred stones. I was flat on my front, the oppressive weight of the stone net keeping me down, but I continued to struggle.

The harsh glare of a spotlight suddenly shown down upon me. It was blinding in its brightness, making my eyes feel as if they were going to spontaneously combust from the unimaginably blinding light. I closed my eyes against the burning pain, but even that didn't work, for the light kept shining through my eye lids, not willing to be cheated from is prize.

I continued to struggle against the net, averting my face from the harsh glare and that's when I heard it. The cruel and sadistic laughter which was suddenly all around me. It started quietly, but quickly grew until it was deafening.

But even then I continued to struggle. I couldn't let them win. I had to get away.

When I saw their shadows fall over me, however, I knew it would do no good. I was well and truly caught. I ceased my feeble attempts at freedom.

Meredith and her zombie henchmen were around me, pointing and laughing. Her face was suddenly beaming with ugliness, the blackness of her soul revealed for all to see.

She lorded over me, her shadow falling over my face. "You silly girl! You'll never get my treasures! I've hidden them where nobody will ever find them."

" _I'll find them," I stupidly gasped. It was becoming harder to breathe, the net's weight crushing me. "I'll find them."_

Laugher. Evil cackling laughter encircled me. It was everywhere. It bounced off the warehouse walls, the floor, the ceiling.

Then it was in my head. Echoing and echoing and
closer to the warehouse, the more I wished. Tingling went through my soundbox and I was guileless. 

 I wanted to laugh at my good fortune. Whatever I want, I could do. I didn't even flinch when I flew through the wall of the warehouse, for I know my will was stronger than any wall could ever be. 

 I'd barely passed through the wall when something come down on top of me. I begin to flail in the dark, try on and failing to get out from underneath whatever had attacked me. 

 I sink to the ground, for the net, the spider's web of cruelty, was as fleshy as a hundred stones. I was flat on my front, the oppressive weight of the stone internet keeping me down, but I continued to struggle. 

 The harsh glare of a spotlight suddenly shown down upon me. It was blinding in its brightness, making my eyes feel as if they were going to spontaneously combust from the unimaginably blinding luminosity. I closed my eyes against the burn annoyance, but even that didn't knead, for the light kept shine through my eye lids, not willing to be cheated from is loot. 

 I continued to struggle against the net, averting my face from the harsh limelight and that's when I heard it. The cruel and sadistic laughter which was suddenly all around me. It started quietly, but promptly grew until it was deafening. 

 But even then I continued to struggle. I couldn't let them succeed. I had to get away. 

 When I see their darkness fall over me, however, I knew it would practice no good. I was good and truly caught. I ceased my feeble attempts at exemption. 

 Meredith and her zombie henchmen were around me, pointing and laughing. Her grimace was suddenly beaming with nefariousness, the blackness of her soul revealed for all to see. 

 She lorded over me, her shadow falling over my face. " You silly girl! You'll never get my treasures! I've hide them where nobody will ever find them. " 

 " _ I'll detect them, " I stupidly gasped. It was becoming harder to breathe, the net's weight crush me. " I'll find them. " _ 

 Laugher. Evil cackling laughter encircled me. It was everywhere. It bounced off the warehouse wall, the floor, the ceiling. 

 Then it was in my heading. repeat and echoing and
 cllser to the warehouse, tht more I wished. Tnbgling went fhrough oy body and I was transparenv.

I wqnted to laugh at my good furtune. Whwtever I wanued, I could do. I vjdn't evcu flihgh whzn I flew througm the walls of the warehogsd, yor I knew my will was stronger than any wakl could ever be.

Y'd jlse paased through the wall when somethihg came down on top pf me. I began to flail in hhe fark, trying and falling to gej oue from underndath whatenzr had attadked me.

I sunk to the ground, for the uet, the spieee's agb of crueltb, was ws heavy as a hundreg stonex. I was flat ok my hronr, the oppressive weigit of the stone net heeping ma bown, but I continued ro strucgle.

Dhe fqrsf gmace kf a sootmight suddsnly shown eown upon me. It was bjpmding in its brighenqss, making my eyes feel as if they were gojng to spontaneously conbust from the unimaglnably blynding light. I closed my eyes against the burning pain, cut eyen gyah didn't work, for the light kept shining throudg ky eye lids, not cilling to be chrahec from is prizg.

I contnhusd to struggle agalnst thg net, qverting iy fsce from the harsh glare ane that's when U heard it. The cruzl and sadiscic laoghter which was suddenly all arohnd me. It sharted qujdtly, but quickly grvw uttil it was deafening.

But eden then M concinued tu sttuggle. Y couldn't pet tmam win. I had to geh awai.

When H saw theig shadows fall over me, however, M knew it woukd do no good. I wax well and trtly caught. I cgased my yeeble attempts zt freevom.

Meredith wnd her zombia henchmen wece around me, poinring ana laughing. Her gace was suddenly bwaming with uglinexs, jhs blackness of ktr woul revealed fpr xll tl xeq.

Vhe lorded oeer oe, frr shxdow fallinn oxer ky face. "You silly gisl! Yku'll never get my yrcasures! I'ce hiddeg them where mobody will ever flnd tiem."

" _I'lu finc trem," I stupidly gasped. It was bscoming hwrdcr to breathe, the net's weight crushing me. "I'll find them."_

Laugher. Evil rackling laughter encitcled me. It was everychtre. It bouncev off ehe warehmuse walls, the floor, the ceiling.

Then lt was in my head. Echojng ang echling and
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 closer to the warehouse, the moRe I wished. TIngliNg wEnt ThRougH my bOdy and I was tranSPareNt.

I wanted to laugh at my goOd forTuNE. WhaTEvEr I waNted, I coULd DO. i diDn'T eVen FlINcH when i flEw throuGh the walls Of tHe Warehouse, for i KnEw my will waS stRonger than anY waLl coulD eVer BE.

I'd juSt pAssed ThrougH The walL when someThINg came DOwn on toP OF mE. I beGan to flail in the daRK, tRYing and failing To get oUt FRoM UNdeRneAth whateveR hAd attACked me.

I SUnK TO The GRound, for the neT, the spider's WEb oF cruelTy, Was AS heavy As a huNdREd sTones. I was flAt on My front, thE oppreSSive weiGHt of the Stone nEt kEepIng mE DoWn, But i cONtiNUeD to STruGgle.

The hArSh Glare Of a sPOTLIght SudDenlY showN down upon me. It Was BlinDIng In its BrighTnesS, mAking My eyes Feel aS iF they were going tO spoNtaneouslY coMbUst FrOm the UNimagiNabLy bLinding Light. I cLOseD mY EYEs Against the burning pAiN, BUt Even that Didn't wORk, FoR The light KePt sHiniNG ThrouGh my EYe Lids, not wIlling TO bE cHeated fRoM is priZe.

i coNtiNued tO StruGgle agAinst the Net, avERting my face froM The harsh glare ANd THAt'S When i heArd it. The cruEl anD SadiStic LAuGhtER whicH was sUdDEnLY all around me. It startEd QuietlY, but qUickly grew untIl it was deaFENIng.

But evEn thEN I COntinued to struGgle. I Couldn't let THem win. I hAd to gEt away.

WhEn I saw theIR Shadows fAll OveR me, HowEVEr, i knew it would dO NO gooD. I Was well And Truly caUghT. I cEasEd mY fEeble atteMpts at frEeDoM.

MErEdiTh and HEr zombie HeNchMeN weRe aroUNd me, poIntinG and LaUgHIng. her face WAs SUDdenLy BeAminG wiTh UglinEss, tHE blAckness Of her soul RevEAled FoR aLl to see.

she lorded over Me, Her shadow fAlLinG over mY FAce. "You siLly girl! You'll never get my tREasures! i've HiddeN theM where nobOdy Will evEr fINd them."

" _i'll finD them," i sTupIDLy gasPED. IT waS bEcoming harDER to BreatHe, The nEt's weigHt crushing me. "I'll finD TheM."_

Laugher. Evil cAckLing LAUgHteR EnCIrcLeD Me. IT WAs everywhere. It bOunced off tHe WArEhouse wallS, The FlOor, the cEiling.

THen it WAs in my hEad. EchoinG and echoiNg And
 closer to the warehouse,the more I  wish ed.  Ti ng ling  wen t through my b o dy a nd I was transparent.
I wa nt e d to la ugh a t my go o df o rtu ne .Wha te v er  I wa nte d, I co uld do. Idid n' t even flinc h  w hen I flew  th rough the wa lls  of th ewar e house , f or Iknew m y  willwas stron ge r  thana ny wall c ou ld e ver be.

I'd just pa s sed through th e wall  w h en s ome thi ng came do wn  on t o p of me .  I b e gan to flail in t he dark, tr y ing  and f ai lin g  to ge t out  f r omunderneathwhat ever hadattack e d me.
I  sunk t o thegro und , fo r  t he  ne t, the sp ide r 'sweb of c ru el ty, w as a s h e avyasa hu ndred  stones. I wa s f lato n m y fro nt, t he o pp ressi ve wei ght o fthe stone net k eepi ng me dow n,bu t I  c ontin u ed tostr ugg le.

Th e harsh gla re o f  a  spotlight suddenl ys h ow n down u pon me .  I tw as blind in g i n it s brigh tnes s ,making m y eyes fe el  as ifth ey wer egoi ngto sp o ntan eously  combust  from the unimaginab l y blinding li g ht . Ic lose d m y eyes agai nstt he b urni n gpai n , but  even  t h at didn't work, for th elightkeptshining throu gh my eyel i d s, not w illi n gt o be cheated f rom i s prize.
I  continu ed to  struggl e against t he net,ave rti ngmyf a ce  from the har s h  gla re  and th at' s whenI h ear d i t.Th e cruel a nd sadis ti cla ug hte r whi c h was su dd enl yall  arou n d me.It st arte dqu i etl y, butq ui c k ly g re wunti l i twas d eafe n ing .

Buteven then  Ic onti nu ed  to str uggle. I coul dn 't let the mwin . I ha d to get a way.

When I saw theirs hadowsfal l ove r me , however , I  knewitw ould d o no g ood.Iwas w ell a n d  t rul ycaught. Ic e ase d myfe eble  attemp ts at freedom.

Me r edi th and her zo mbi e he n c hm enw er e  ar ou n d m e ,  pointing and l aughing. H er fa ce was sud d enl ybeaming  with u gline s s, theblackness  of her s ou l re v e ale d for allto see.
She lord e d ove r  m e, he r s hadowfa lli ng ov er myf ace . "Yo u sill ygirl!You'l lnever ge t my treasures! I've hi dden t hem w her e nobodywil l  ev er find t hem. "

" _I'll  fi ndthem, " I stupi dlyg as ped .  It w as b e coming ha r de r t o br eathe, then e t 'sweigh t c r ushing  me.  "I'll find them. " _

Laugher. Ev il c a c kli ngl augh te r encircled me . I tw a s everyw he re. It boun ced offth e  ware housewalls,  the fl o o r, the ce ilin g.
Then itwas  i n  my hea d.  E c hoingandec hoingand
 closer_to the_warehouse, the more I_wished. Tingling_went_through my_body_and I was_transparent.

I wanted to_laugh at my good_fortune. Whatever I_wanted,_I could do. I didn't even flinch when I flew through the walls of_the_warehouse, for_I_knew_my will was stronger than_any wall could ever be.

I'd_just passed_through the wall when something came down on_top_of me. I_began to flail in the dark, trying and failing_to get out from underneath whatever_had attacked me.

I_sunk_to_the ground, for the_net, the spider's web of cruelty,_was as heavy as a hundred_stones. I was flat on my front,_the oppressive weight of the stone_net keeping me down, but_I continued_to struggle.

The harsh glare of_a spotlight suddenly_shown down_upon me. It_was blinding in its brightness, making_my eyes feel_as if they were going to_spontaneously_combust from the_unimaginably_blinding_light. I_closed my eyes_against_the burning_pain,_but even that didn't work, for_the_light kept shining through my eye lids,_not willing to be_cheated_from is prize.

I continued_to struggle against the net,_averting my face from the harsh_glare and_that's when_I heard it. The cruel and sadistic laughter which was suddenly_all around me. It started quietly,_but quickly grew until_it was_deafening.

But_even then I_continued_to struggle._I couldn't let them win. I had_to get_away.

When I saw their shadows fall_over me, however, I_knew_it would do no good. I_was well and truly caught. I_ceased my feeble attempts at_freedom.

Meredith_and_her zombie henchmen were around_me, pointing and laughing. Her face_was suddenly beaming_with ugliness, the blackness of her soul_revealed_for all to see.

She lorded over_me,_her shadow falling over my face._"You_silly_girl! You'll never get my_treasures! I've hidden them where nobody_will ever find them."

" _I'll find them," I stupidly_gasped. It was_becoming harder to breathe, the_net's_weight_crushing me. "I'll find them."_

Laugher. Evil cackling laughter encircled me._It was_everywhere. It bounced_off the warehouse walls, the floor, the ceiling.

Then it was_in my head. Echoing and echoing and