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by Riel LaPlant
(Top of Hoover Tower)
i dreamed i was sitting in the library, just studying chemistry on the 3rd floor of the bing wing (in green) way back in the book stacks. As i was sitting in my seat studying chemistry i caught wind of a horrid stench originating from behind me, so i got up to investigate the cause of such an awful smell. As i was walking down the dimly lit aisles of the stacks out of the corner of my eye i seen a person laying on the ground face down, but something weird was happening to the person. he was slowly sliding out of my line of sight into the next aisle. So as i walked down the hallway near the body of the person, the stench became more powerful with every step in that direction. Also as i walked closer to where the body was i could hear a low growling, kinda like a dogs, but a little more high pitched. As i turned the corner to see where the body had slid to and where the smell was coming from, i seen the most awful sight imaginable. What i seen around that corner was truly a nightmare. The monster was massive with muscles, it was shadowy (almost translucent), it had scars all over its body, twenty eyes (each a different color), and claws as long and sharp as knives. This monster was dragging this person down the aisle to a group of similar monsters near a window. At that time i was so terrified, just at the sight of such a monstrosity that i figured it was best to get out of there. But as i turned the corner to make a break for the stairs, i bumped into a shelf and a book feel to the ground. As soon as the book fell
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