A single hailstone came rumbling to my head nearly knocking me to the ground. I staggered to my feet and began to run with celerity and with all my might. I saw before my very eyes the graveyard getting eaten up by it self. Huge shadows covered over me at all times except for when the huge volts of the lighting jolts were released into the atmosphere, sending the fearful shadows away. Continuing my running I did not feel weary at all due to the huge crackling flames of fire behind me. I clearly had seen many trees incinerate before me. Tripping over the root of a tree, my candle began rolling away from me and had been turned into liquidized wax, becoming slowly extinct from the face of the earth. Lifting myself up without looking I struck myself heavily on the trunk of a Brobdingnagian tree. Fleetly staggered back, and turned while, flinging out my arms in a vain effort to thrust the lumbering darkness away from me. While my feet dropped me into a puddle I found myself drowning in a fatal puddle of mud, using some of the last energy that I had o lifted myself only to be hit by another lethal tree. After several beatings and failing attempts to escape from the venomous, pernicious area I collapsed onto the border of being unconscious and dead. Lying helplessly on the ground I saw a vague figure approaching towards me. When he came closer towards me I caught a sudden description of him in my head. I saw some lividness in his face; he was around six foot tall and had an eye patch covering over his right eye. However it seemed that in the one inflamed, infuriated eye that he used it seemed contain the power of two. He had a long jagged scar running along his face, his lips hung pale from his decaying yellow and black teeth. While looking into the sky he made a vicious, sardonic laugh that turned into a spluttering cough making thick blackish red blood come spitting out from his mouth. As he turned and I saw the left side of his face it was covered by a dark shadow making him look depraved. At first I thought that him came to my aid but I soon figured that wasn?t the case. Slowly my eyelids began to close and a huge tiredness came before. I knew that I was passing away. I looked up into the dark sky and saw that one star slowly fading away from the galaxy. A horrible sensation of sempiternal, and of everlasting falling came over me, and my whole life flashed before me. Seeing myself as a child to the extraordinary moments with my wife.