Lost Forest.

As you walk through the dense forest, the trees seem to close in around you, their twisted branches forming a suffocating canopy. The air is thick, damp, and eerily silent, broken only by the occasional rustle of unseen creatures. Then, through the shadows, you spot it—a decaying, abandoned house nestled in the overgrowth. The house leans to one side, its wooden frame cracked and weathered by time. The door hangs loosely on its hinges, swaying gently with the wind. Inside, the room is bare except for a single bed against the far wall. The mattress is torn and stained, its rusted frame barely holding together. Dust hangs heavy in the air, illuminated by the faint light filtering through shattered windows. You hesitate, but the forest offers no safer refuge. The decision weighs on you: stay outside in the unknown or sleep in this unsettling, forgotten place. The bed is your only option—your choice.