A story of dark fantasy, mystery, suspense, and supernatural.
Follow Mr. Hod on a case to uncover the events in which set up a strange and macabre murder. A murder where only animalistic footsteps remained aside of a deceased stranger.
The forest was cold, snowed in, and completely iced over. The atmosphere would cause a person to shiver in their footsteps to even taken the daring chance of walking through the forest covered in snow. Especially during nightfall where the forest would become silent as the outer depths of space. No sign of any animals either. Complete quietness.
Though, there was that one time during the night, when a man decided to take the daring opportunity to enter the snowy forest during a full moon. The man seemed to make an impression on his friends and possible lover. He took pleasure in taking those daring actions that many seem to do today. His dare was to enter the forest during nightfall and overcome the cold and shivering atmosphere.
Not even wearing a coat, he went out with only a short sleeve shirt and shorts. He might’ve had wore sandals, but we couldn’t tell due to the fact that when we found him, he was halfway eaten and his feet were bare, his clothes ripped with claw marks and bite marks. His friends didn’t know what to make of their friend’s death and were too afraid to tell anyone of his daring feats.
We spoke to his friends concerning him and they hardly spoke a word besides the fact of him running into the forest with a smile on his face. The detectives however believed it to be a bear that attacked and killed him. But a hunter who discovered the remains believed it to be something more than a bear. Funny enough, one detective joked that it might have been an elk that killed him and used its antlers to create the claw marks.
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French
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Already translated.
Translated by Chloé CARDOSO
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Italian
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Already translated.
Translated by Carmelo Massimo Tidona
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Author review: A very quick translation process. Down to the mark. An excellent job. |
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Portuguese
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Translation in progress.
Translated by Helena Montano Vasena
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Spanish
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Already translated.
Translated by Ana Colina
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Author review: Ana has done an amazing job at translating Hod. I appreciate it honestly. A recommended translator. Finished the translation process in a matter of days. |
