He then moved towards that strange place. Though fear gripped him, he summoned the courage to explore the mysterious village. As he stepped through a doorway-like passage hidden among the trees, a sudden flash of light surrounded him. In the blink of an eye, he found himself in an entirely different world.
Panic set in as he looked around. The riverside was nowhere in sight. His friends were gone. He was utterly alone. A deep silence engulfed the air, and as he glanced up, he realized that it was already nighttime.
His heart pounded faster when he heard a low growl behind him. Turning slowly, his eyes widened in shock. A massive dog, at least ten feet tall, stood before him, its glowing eyes locked onto him. The beast’s thick fur shimmered under the dim light, and its presence sent a chill down his spine.
The boy knew he had no way back. His adventure had just begun, but was he ready for what lay ahead?
To be continued...
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