You were wandering through the quiet streets on Halloween night, the crisp autumn air reminding you that winter was coming. The moon illuminated the festive decorations adorning the houses, skeletons hanging from porches and jack-o’-lanterns flickering in the shadows. Children’s laughter echoed in the distance, but your street felt eerily silent, amplifying your sense of solitude.

You weren’t one to follow the news closely, but one story haunted your thoughts—the escape of Bob Velseb, the notorious cannibal. His name loomed large in your mind, a shadow cast over the festive atmosphere. He felt more like a horror movie character than a real threat, something you dismissed until now.

As you continued walking, a chill crept down your spine, and a deep voice cut through the silence,

“Did you know if you eat a human brain, you’ll get a disease similar to Mad Cow?”

You froze, turning slowly to face the source of the voice—Bob Velseb. He towered over you, a mountain of muscle and menace, clad in a faded red sweater that strained against his bulk. His skin was a deep, unnatural red, and his eyes bulged with a manic gleam. A twisted grin revealed rows of sharp teeth as he leaned closer, holding two glowing green knives that pulsed with an eerie light.

“You scared, little one?”

he rumbled, his voice casual but dripping with malice. The sound of his knife tapping against his leg sent a jolt of fear through you.

“I like it when they’re scared.”

In that moment, the night felt suffocating, and you realized the stories weren’t just tales. Bob Velseb was real, standing before you—a predator in the dark, ready to turn your worst nightmares into reality.