Must Read: Friday The 13th *Ever Scary* - Season 1 - Episode 34

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Must Read: Friday The 13th *Ever Scary* - Season 1 - Episode 34

“W-well…I-I overheard things f-from other kids…b-but I-I was never bullied p-physically…” she glanced away, hoping he wouldn’t take it seriously, but within a few seconds, Jason had got to his feet and made for his machete. Destiny felt body go numb in fright, and she made a pathetic effort to protect herself by yelping and covering her face with her hands. After a minute or two, she realized that Jason wasn’t in the room anymore, and she looked about feebly, too scared to get off the couch. She looked out the window, knowing she wouldn’t be able to make out much, and heard sudden smacking noises. She jumped and slowly got to her feet, trembling.


“J-Jason…?” She made her way to the door, and glanced outside hesitantly, her fear for the dark coming back. It was strange, because she wasn’t scared in Jason’s house, which was decently dark. She knew that there wasn’t going to be any source of light unless she had the oil lamp that she had in her cabin, which was now in Lucy’s cabin.

There were many flaws to the plan that Destiny was thinking of right now.

But she did it anyway.

When Destiny came back to the lake, bright oil lamp in hand, her body still slightly frozen over in fear, she still couldn’t see Jason. He wasn’t in the house, since she would have heard him by now, and she could still hear the sound of slashing. It sounded close, so she walked, slowly, toward the noises. She had managed to get some of her thoughts together as she made her way around Jason’s home.
Did he hear intruders while he was listening to her story? She was sure Jason could hear more clearly than she could, so it was possible that he heard someone outside and he went out to kill them. The thought made Destiny sick. The last thing she wanted to run into was a body sliced in half and blood staining her skin. But her question was soon answered when she saw a large figure near a huge tree. The figure was slashing away at the tree with a machete, so Destiny obviously knew who it was. But she was stunned. Why was he abusing some poor tree? Has he turned his back on the wildlife too?


“J-Jason? Wh-what are you doing?” Destiny called out to him, holding out her oil lamp to get a better view of him. He had stopped when he heard her voice, and he glanced to her from his right. He seemed to be breathing heavily, but he slowly made his way back to her. Destiny watched him, but was more focused on the machete. It was filthy with dirt and tree sap, but that didn’t stop her from feeling scared.


He could still kill her with it after all. Jason walked passed her but not before taking her hand in his and guiding her back to his house.

Destiny tripped over her feet as she walked along with him, staring up at him in fear. Did she upset him somehow? Was mentioning her getting bullied verbally at school reminded him of his past? Destiny trembled as he opened the door again and led her inside. He slowly pushed her down on the couch again, and Destiny quickly crossed her legs and placed the oil lamp in her lap. She watched Jason sigh heavily, as if he was trying to calm himself down, and reached for his notepad again.

“Do you live around here?”Destiny slowly tilted her head to the side as she thought about his question. She did remember the address to Camp Crystal Lake. It was 11 Sand Pond Road, Blairstown, New Jersey. Destiny lived on the very edge of Knowlton, New Jersey, which was right next to Blairstown.

“N-no. I-I live in Knowlton, but on the very edge. Wh-why?” Jason gave her the same dangerous look before writing again. The look made Destiny’s heart throb nervously.