Asandosam

"The mist rolls down from the ancient iroko trees, and the village of Odikro Kofi Adu wakes to the normal rhythm of smoke and chickens. But beneath the surface, tension clings like a shadow. For 36 years, they have coexisted with the forest, but the modern world has made them complacent. They laugh at old superstitions.

"Kofi Adu, commanding and prideful, dismisses the warnings. He stands in the sun, mocking the shadows. He calls the ancient witch, Obaa Yaa, and her 'lively spells' irrelevant.

"He does not know that Obaa Yaa has been watching, anger and patience simmering in her ancient black eyes. She is the shadow in the forest, the watcher awake even in daylight. She has drawn her symbols in the dirt, her fingers precisely tracing hook-like sigils older than memory.

"The chanting has begun. The dirt floors are shaking. The forest is groaning, responding to a rhythm far below the surface where roots are gnarled and tangled into secret, hollowed spaces. The ground tremors, small stones roll, and something musical and scratching is beginning in the corners of Obaa Yaa's cave.

"Pride is blinding. Hunger waiting.

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Pages: 102

PG-13 - Violence and suspense