The Hidden Tomb: A Series of Eerie Events

It all started with a strange noise beneath the old library floor.

Late at night, the staff heard whispers—soft, unintelligible murmurs.

At first, they dismissed it as old pipes, but then books began falling from shelves without reason.

One night, a librarian followed the sound and discovered a loose floorboard.

What lay beneath would change everything.

Beneath the floorboard, they found a narrow stone passageway, untouched for centuries.

The air was thick with dust, and the walls bore strange carvings.

As they stepped inside, the whispers grew louder, almost guiding them forward.

At the end of the passage, a heavy stone door stood sealed.

Who had built this?

And what was hidden inside?

With great effort, they pushed the door open, revealing a hidden chamber.

Inside, an ornate sarcophagus rested in the center, surrounded by faded murals depicting unknown rituals.

The air was unnaturally cold.

As they approached, the whispers stopped.

Silence filled the room.

Then, suddenly, the lid of the sarcophagus shifted slightly on its own.

A sudden gust of wind extinguished their lanterns, plunging them into darkness.

Heart pounding, one of them reached for a flashlight.

As the beam flickered on, they saw something impossible—a shadowy figure standing beside the sarcophagus.

It didn’t move.

It didn’t breathe.

And then, in a voice not of this world, it whispered, 'You should not have come.'