EviL NuN Horror sTory

For years, outside a church that had been closed, a dog was barking loudly. Suddenly, a shadow swayed and came out in front of it. Seeing that shadow, the dog’s voice got stuck in its throat. That shadow kept hovering around it. Suddenly, the dog was lifted into the air and flew inside the church along with the shadow. The sound of its running could still be heard. After some time, its body came flying back, but this time there was no life in it. Its entire body had turned white.

Outside the city of Manali, there was an old church that had been closed for years. No one went near it. A few days later, a group of college students came to Manali on a trip. At night, some college students left the hotel without informing their teacher.

One of my friends, Roshan, was very restless. He said, "Man, they are treating us like nursery kids. What fun is there in traveling like this? This and that, go here, don’t go there, do this, do that, it’s time to eat, it’s time to sleep. We thought we would have fun with the girls, but the girls were kept in another hotel. Here we are, banging our heads against the walls alone."

Another friend, Mandeep, asked, "So what should we do after leaving the hotel? Tell me, what should we do? Jatin say, Let’s just walk around on the road."

The three friends kept talking as they walked along the deserted road. After walking some distance, they reached the church.

The third friend, Jatin, said, "Look, how beautiful this church looks."

Mandeep said nervously, "Yes, it is beautiful, but it feels like no one comes here. Maybe it’s an old church."

Jatin insisted, "Let’s go inside and have a look."

Mandeep said fearfully, "Go inside? No, no, let it be for now. We’ll come tomorrow morning."

Roshan argued, "Tomorrow morning? Tomorrow all the professors will be with us, they won’t let us go anywhere alone. Let’s go now. What difference does it make if it’s night or day? And anyway, we have mobile flashlights. At least there will be a little adventure on this boring trip."

Mandeep didn’t want to go, but because of Roshan and Jatin, he went inside the church with them.

Inside the church, there were spider webs everywhere. As soon as the mobile light lit up the inside slightly, bats flew out of the church.

Jatin said, "It looks like this place has been closed for a long time. That’s why the bats have settled here."

Mandeep said nervously, "Man, I don’t feel good about this place. Let’s leave."

As Mandeep turned to go out the door, someone suddenly grabbed his leg. He screamed loudly, "What happened? Someone has grabbed my leg!"

Roshan asked in shock, "What are you saying?"

Saying this, he pointed his mobile flashlight at Mandeep’s leg, and there was a rope there. Seeing this, Roshan and Jatin started laughing.

Roshan mocked him and said, "You didn’t want to come, right? That’s why even a rope scared you. It’s nothing. Come inside and look at the architecture."

Saying this, he held his hand and pulled him inside.

The three of them were roaming inside the church when suddenly the church lights started flickering on and off.

Roshan said in surprise, "How did the lights turn on here?"

Mandeep said anxiously, "Something doesn’t feel right. Let’s leave."

Saying this, he grabbed both his friends’ hands and went toward the door, but suddenly the door closed. All three tried to open it, but it wouldn’t open.

Roshan said worriedly, "How is this possible? The door was open just now. Who closed it?"

Then he shouted, "Please, help. Don’t try to scare us."

Jatin suggested, "There must be another way out. Let’s find it and leave from there."

As Jatin turned around, his eyes widened in terror. He saw a nun standing in front of him. She stared at them with her big red eyes.

Mandeep screamed, "What kind of creature is this? Run from here!"

As soon as Mandeep told them to run, the nun disappeared into smoke.

Roshan asked in shock, "Where did she go?"

Roshan and Mandeep started looking around when they saw Jatin crawling on the ground.

His eyes were red like the nun’s, his face was completely white, and the skin on his hands and feet was burned. Seeing this, they got scared and screamed, trying to escape, but they couldn’t find any way out of the church.

Both stood trembling in a corner.

Jatin crawled toward them like a lizard and started flicking his tongue at them. Sometimes Jatin’s face appeared, and sometimes the nun’s.

Mandeep pleaded while crying, "What have we done to you? Leave our friend. Let us go from here. Please let us go. We will never come here again."

Saying this, Mandeep folded his hands in front of the nun. The nun smiled at him. She grabbed Mandeep’s hand and tried to pull him toward her, but Mandeep was wearing a sacred bracelet.

As soon as she touched it, she received a strong shock and fell to the ground, and the nun came out of Jatin’s body in the form of smoke.

Jatin lay unconscious on the ground. Roshan tried to wake him up. Shaking him, he said, "Jatin, wake up quickly. We have to get out of here. Jatin, please wake up."

Suddenly, a Father appeared and said,

"What do you think? That you can escape from this? No, you are her prey now. You cannot escape from here. No one comes here anyway. Even if an animal comes here by mistake, she doesn’t spare it. And you are humans. Your death is certain. But I don’t know why today it feels like something different is going to happen."

Before the Father could say anything else, he grabbed Roshan’s throat. Roshan’s breath began to choke. Looking at Mandeep with pleading eyes, he screamed, "Mandeep, go from here. Run. That sacred bracelet protects you. She can’t harm you. Run away."

Mandeep said firmly, "I will not leave you and go anywhere."

Roshan insisted in a choking voice, "I’m telling you, go. Leave this place."

Roshan kept telling him to leave, but the nun’s grip on his throat became tighter. Her nails dug into his neck. She stretched her tongue and licked the blood flowing from his throat. Roshan was writhing in pain.

Mandeep didn’t know what to do. On one side was the nun, on the other side was his friend. Then an idea came to his mind.

He removed the bracelet from his hand, holding the bracelet in one hand and the knife in the other, and shouted loudly,

"The pure ones belong to God. Victory belongs to God. Blessed is the one who speaks these words."

Mandeep put the bracelet into the nun’s hands and stabbed the knife into her chest. The nun began to writhe. She released Roshan’s neck. Roshan, who had been floating in the air, fell to the ground. A black, thick substance began to flow from the nun’s chest.

Jatin was still unconscious. Mandeep needed help, but there was no one to help him. His eyes fell on the statue of Jesus.

He cried out in a painful voice, "Oh Jesus, I don’t know your prayers, but how can the devil dominate your servants in your own house? Please help us."

Tears filled his eyes.

Then a miracle happened, and the church that had been closed for years suddenly lit up.

The Father called two nuns. They began treating the injured Roshan and Jatin.

Then the Father looked at the injured nun, sprinkled holy water, and prayed for her salvation. Within moments, the nun’s soul merged into the statue of Jesus.

The Father said to Mandeep, "Today, because of your courage and wisdom, the soul of the nun who had been wandering for years has attained salvation. God bless you, my child. Your friends are fine now. By tomorrow morning, they will remember nothing. Now leave this place, and do not mention today’s incident to anyone."

On the Father’s instructions, Mandeep returned to the hotel with his friends.

The next day, when they went out to explore Manali, his friends had forgotten everything, but Mandeep could never forget that terrifying night.

When they passed through the same place, Mandeep saw no church there.

Only the Father stood at a distance, smiling at him. He sprinkled holy water on him, and Mandeep too forgot everything that had happened the previous night.

But the people of Manali can never forget them, because because of them, they were freed from the evil nun.