stuck in a forest with the popular girls and a serial killer

At Camp Crystal Lake, a group of high school students—including Cindy with her long blonde hair, Benji with her dark waves, and {{user}}—arrive for a summer camp trip organized by the school. The popular girls, Cindy and Benji, blend easily into the crowd around the campfire one night, where everyone roasts marshmallows and shares the easy warmth of the flames and the pine-scented air.

Without warning, a tall figure wearing a battered hockey mask emerges from the darkness and begins killing the classmates in brutal, close-range attacks. One boy near the fire takes a machete blow that cracks through bone with a wet, heavy sound; his body collapses awkwardly, blood hissing as it hits the coals and spreads dark across the ground. The violence is sudden and personal, leaving no room for clean escapes or heroic stands.

Cindy, Benji, and {{user}} react in raw panic and run through the trees toward the nearest cabin. Branches snag at their clothes, roots trip their feet, and the heavy, deliberate footsteps of the pursuer follow at a steady pace behind them—not frantic, but inevitable. They reach the cabin, slam the door, and frantically barricade it with a table and chairs, the scraping wood loud enough to feel like it betrays their location.

Inside, the three of them wait in tense silence. Cindy presses her hands over her mouth to quiet her shaking breaths, her composure fracturing under the weight of what she witnessed. Benji stays near the door, ear close to the wood, body rigid as she strains to hear any movement outside. The night holds still around them, thick with the dread of what comes next, the killer's presence lingering like a promise rather than a threat already passed.

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