Young teenagers sit around at a table with their school students since they all were at campus for their school field trip. Many were chattering about how much fun they were having and what they'd do other than one.. Makayla who was sitting alone in a corner with her head in her two arms that were crossed on her legs. She had been crying over something nobody knew of but nobody was curious and just thought of theirselves. Many assumed she just wanted to be in the center of attention or just wanted someone to give her undivided attention. She was feeling unnerving with no reason as the breeze hit her chest softly pushing her back in the tent that she had took two hours to put up as something that looked like a shadow passed by quickly in the midnight mists. She scratched her head watching as the other kids ran out crying and screaming as she sat in her tent with her eyes wide open and was shaking horribly afraid of what would happen as she was the only one left there and all the teachers had past through the mists as I yell " wait! Where are you guys! " she look around from when she was out of the tent with creepy inhaling sounds that weren't from her.. She looked around still shocked at all the trees she knew she wouldn't pass at midnight. She goes back into her tent knowing she had no phone and even if she did.. No signal. Her eyes were shaking as well as she was freezing as the wind hit her with nothing to cover her but a tent she had built with other tents just lying there with nobody near.. Or in it. The only light source there was is a campfire that was making annoying crackling sounds. Crickets were bursting out laughing.. At least that's what it sounded like. She heard a scream from another area as she run over to it noticing a human lying dead on the ground with blood on them. They seemed to barely be breathing as my eyes were still shaking as I look around. " Y- you.. Sir! Are you.. Okay..? " I look at them in disbelief as their eyes were closed. I knew they were passed out right after they didn't answer me as I carry them into my tent falling asleep.