Fear Pitch Black: Cataclysmic

The year is now six hundred and sixty-five.

Coral Grim had awoken from her bed. In the window light, she rubbed her left hoof against her eyes. Once she got up from the bed, she turned her body and sat on the edge of the bed from the left side. Coral took a deep breath from her muzzle and let it out, got up, and walked out of the room. Then she strolled to the kitchen while the sun shone through the window.

“I recall the good old days. If I, well, I sought someone to look up life on that day. It was one of my friends from school. I couldn't remember what it was, but my life was to eat some type of candy. It was squishy and lengthy, quite chewable, and somewhat sticky.”

With her left hoof, she grasped the refrigerator near the window. The fur coat was going to floof in the chilly air.

“Sure, it is right on that day. I knew a few folks, and I don't remember those events. The ruse was a family tradition. It was the best period of my life. That damaged my life when I first did it, more like a horror occurrence.”

She closed the fridge. Coral approached the table and sat in a chair.

“For a while, my father kept and adored me. However, my mother kept me secure and made me lovely. I only wanted to hear my sister's voice before she left. Her smile was the cutest thing I'd ever seen. It made me happy, though. I believe it was when the sun was about to rise that day when I was three.”

She closed her eyes and exhaled deeply. I stood up and walked out of her house. The wind blasted over her face from the west. As she walked to school, her mane and tail floated around and around.

“Brother, is it still too late to play?”

With her magic, Coral Swings the plush teddy bear. The Tantabus ghost was behind her, and she cocked her head. The Tantabus was amused while observing her.

Tantabus spoke, “Are you sure you're truly ready for your death?”

“I have no idea what you are talking about.” She turned her head to the left and looked at them.

The Tantabus smiled.

“The game will always reset as always.” She turned her head back, looking at the distance.