The Haunted Traveler May 2017 Edition
After a brief hiatus, The Haunted Traveler is back to bring you some of the best horror out there. Open up and tread with caution, the next scare is just a page flip away.
After a brief hiatus, The Haunted Traveler is back to bring you some of the best horror out there. Open up and tread with caution, the next scare is just a page flip away.
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you can find anyone on the way and figure out what’s<br />
the issue. Keep your comm channels open. Jayne,” <strong>The</strong><br />
captain said as the other two took off down the hall.<br />
“You’re with me. We’re going to check the living quarters.”<br />
<strong>The</strong> quiet nature of the ship was almost overwhelming.<br />
Every step Leif and I took down the hallway echoed<br />
in a very invasive manner, as if the sounds we made<br />
were unwelcome; silence ruled in these metal walls.<br />
We approached a split at the end of the halfway, and<br />
Leif pointed towards the left. I kept in the front, flashlight<br />
scanning ahead while Leif scanned behind us.<br />
Khalis had managed to get some of the systems working<br />
before we split up, but the lights had been one that<br />
would require further tinkering. Khalis had said he’d<br />
make it his first priority getting those on, but potential<br />
visibility wasn’t terribly reassuring in light of the current<br />
darkness.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re was a doorway on the right and I motioned<br />
towards it, pressing myself against the wall to the right<br />
of the doorway. Leif stood in front of it, one hand on his<br />
holstered gun as he pressed a button on the console. <strong>The</strong><br />
door silently slid open and Leif slowly walked in as he<br />
swept the room with his lightbeam. I followed, staying<br />
alert as I entered. Both of our lightbeams illuminated<br />
a majority of the room, revealing what appeared to be<br />
one of the barracks. <strong>The</strong>re were two doors in the corners<br />
opposite of where we entered, presumably for the<br />
lavatories. Another door was on the right wall, which<br />
must have been where the crew stored their personal<br />
gear. <strong>The</strong>re were bunks all over, probably 50 sets, with