The Three Brothers Part 2

As we inch ever closer to Halloween and Dia de los Muertos I have actually chosen to share some real household scary stories. These stories hold true stories to my household and you do not need to think them however for those who do not I do encourage that you read them alone during the night.

This story occurs a couple of months after the story of Polin and concentrates on his older sibling who was the middle kid,Salvador On a Saturday night a couple of miles beyond San Carlos, Coahuila Salvador was preparing yourself to go to town alone and capture a motion picture. Salvador wound up capturing the late program to a motion picture and as an outcome went out truly late. Salvador chose that considering that it was so late he would go to stick with his mom, Do ña Petra, at her house considering that she did live a little closer to town.

Salvador strolled from the city to his mom’s house and chose to take a route to arrive quicker. As he cut through a field he saw a huge tree alone in a field simply overlooking the fields being touched by the moonlight. Salvador lastly reached the tree and as he was going by heard what seemed like a laugh and cry integrated into one. Salvador attempted to rush out of the field when a lechuza (owl) came down from the tree and started to scratch and peck at him. Salvador felt as if every scratch was rather a punch to his body as the bird ripped through his clothing with its sharp talons. As quick as the lechuza appeared it quickly vanished into what looked like thin air leaving Salvador really batter.

Salvador collected his strength while afraid and continued to Petra’s house. When he got here Petra woke up and saw her child covered in deep scratches and swellings with scruffy clothing and asked “What taken place? Who did this to you Salvador?” and he informed the fact that a lechuza had actually boiled down and assaulted him. His mom hypothesized that this lechuza was some sort of witch looking for enjoyable so she cleaned his injuries and let him rest at your home.

Two months passed and Salvador beginning revealing indications of tiredness similar to Polin when he initially ended up being ill and was likewise scared to enter into town for errands. Petra took notification and asked him to go to the garden and collect particular plants for her to utilize in a limpia (cleaning) to get the susto (shock) off of him. He did as was informed and Petra carried out the limpia to clean her child from any shock he might have experienced that night if that lechuza was certainly a wild witch. After the limpia was done Salvador slept through the night and was no longer scared of entering into town alone. Since the death of Polin Petra hesitated her other child’s would be next however after Salvador’s close call and Petra taking fast action she understood they were safe. Would the oldest sibling be as lucky as Salvador if he were to experience something out of the standard, possibly something thought about supernatural?