In the colonial era, there was an old man who lived alone in a small cabin deep in the woods. His name was Elias and he was known to be a bitter and angry man who never welcomed visitors.
The villagers spoke of him in hushed tones, warning their children to stay away from his cabin. They said that he was a recluse who hated the outside world and that he would do anything to keep unwanted visitors away.
But one day, a group of hunters stumbled upon Elias' cabin while tracking a deer. The old man, furious at their intrusion, confronted them with a shotgun and threatened to shoot them on sight.
The hunters quickly backed away, but one of them, a young man named Thomas, couldn't resist the temptation to explore the cabin. He sneaked back that night when the old man was asleep and broke in.
Thomas searched the cabin for any sign of treasure, but found nothing of value. As he was about to leave, he heard the sound of footsteps outside. Terrified that Elias had discovered him, Thomas hid behind a pile of firewood and waited.
But the footsteps were not Elias'. They belonged to something far more sinister. Thomas heard a low growl and then a pair of glowing eyes appeared in the darkness. A beastly figure emerged from the shadows and Thomas saw that it was a werewolf, the kind that he had only heard about in legends.
The werewolf pounced on Thomas, tearing him apart with its razor-sharp claws. The last thing Thomas saw was Elias standing in the doorway, a wicked smile on his face.
The next day, the hunters found Thomas' mutilated body outside the cabin. They confronted Elias, but he denied any involvement and blamed the attack on the werewolf that roamed the woods.
The hunters never believed him, and whispers spread that Elias was responsible for summoning the werewolf. Some say that he had made a pact with the devil, sacrificing the young man to the beast in exchange for immortality.
To this day, Elias' cabin remains abandoned, and the villagers warn their children to stay away. But some say that on moonless nights, the howls of the werewolf can still be heard, and the vengeful spirit of Thomas haunts the woods, seeking justice for his untimely death.
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