The moonlight lit up the forest floor like a spotlight. The trees stood like giants over me. I felt like a lamb to the slaughter but I had to carry on deeper into the never-ending sea of trees. I was on the hunt for a deer. The smell of moist moss and bark filled the air. The only sounds were the sound of my military boots stomping in the moist soil. I was in my camouflage clothes. The forest floor covered in a green sea of moss and leaves. As I carried on further into this horridIt became more aware to me how far away from home I was. The forest was a maze of lanky trees that had no end. A thick layer of fog covered me and the forest floor like a blanket. I was tempted to give up; it was already getting late and I was losing track of the way back. Suddenly, I spotted it, the deer. The moonlight fell on it like a street lamp. It was beautiful. Its eyes sparkled like stars. I knew the sort of money I could get for such a beautiful animal. My eyes lit up. Out of nowhere, it vanished Into the thick fog, I rushed, forgetting what way was home. I had to get this animal. I have to save it, and I did. But it wasn't alone. A ten-foot creature was stood over it, eating the deer's body like it was cake. Its broad black body contrasted with the snow white fog around it. Its claws ripped through the deer's skin like it was paper. Shoveling the deer's body into its mouth, crimson blood dripped off its nail-like teeth. Its yellow eyes shined through the fog like the sun shines through clouds.The thing had antlers on its head like horns on the devil. This thing was straight from hell. I froze as if I had been turned to stone. I shook in uncontrollable fear and covered my mouth to prevent this sickly monster hearing me. The only noise that filled the air was the crackling noise of the monster chewing through bone like it was ice cream. I had to get out of there so I ran fast like lightning. I couldn't afford to turn around and check if it was chasing me but I knew it was. The vibrations of it stomping after me feltI flew past all the skyscraper-like trees, hoping and hoping to see the lights of my hometown. The fog covered my surroundings like smoke. The noise of its footsteps were getting closer. My body drenched in sweat like a man in the rain. It was inevitable this thing is going to get me. Out of the blue, the dim light of a house appeared in the dense fog. I run, do it like moth to a flame. As I burst out the fog and into the small village. My heart was beating like a drum as I turned around. There was nothing there. The only thingIn sight was the vast cloud of fog. I had a big sigh of relief and dashed back home. The next morning I tell the police about it but they find no evidence and don't believe me. But I know what I saw...