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The Horror of an Alcohol-Fueled Transformation

This story is written in two formats , starts with humour tone and end with dark and horror tone .

By SukunaPublished about a year ago 3 min read
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The Horror of an Alcohol-Fueled Transformation
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I writen this story in two formats tell me if you like this art style . Thabks for reading .

Humorous Tone:

It was a typical Monday morning and John was running late for work. He had had a bit too much to drink the night before and was feeling a bit worse for wear. He stumbled out of bed and got dressed as quickly as he could, not even bothering to shave or brush his hair.

As he made his way to the train station, he could feel the stares of the other commuters as they took in his disheveled appearance. But John didn't care, he was just happy to make it to the office in one piece.

When he finally arrived at work, his coworkers couldn't help but laugh at his appearance. "Looks like someone had a rough weekend," one of them said, chuckling. John just smiled and shrugged, too tired to come up with a witty response.

Despite his rough start to the day, John managed to power through and get some work done. But he couldn't shake the feeling that he was being watched. Every time he looked up from his computer, he felt like someone was standing behind him, staring at him intently.

It was probably just his imagination, but it was still a bit unnerving. Eventually, John decided to call it a day and head home. As he left the office, he couldn't help but wonder what the next day would bring.

Dark and Horror Tone:

John awoke to the sound of his alarm, but he felt different. He felt like something had changed. He had had a bit too much to drink the night before, but it was something more than that. It was like he had become a different person.

As he got dressed, he couldn't help but notice the stains on his shirt and the smell of alcohol on his breath. He knew he needed to be at work, but something inside him said not to go. He had an overwhelming feeling of dread.

As he made his way to the train station, he could feel the eyes of the other commuters on him. He felt like they could see the darkness inside him. He could hear their thoughts, they were afraid of him, and they should be. He was different now.

When he finally arrived at work, his coworkers couldn't help but stare at him. They could see the change in him, the darkness that had consumed him. But John didn't care, he had work to do.

He sat at his desk, staring at his computer. He could hear the thoughts of his coworkers, they were afraid of him, and they should be. But he also heard something else, a voice calling to him, urging him to do something terrible.

John couldn't take it anymore, he had to leave. As he left the office, he knew that he could never go back, he had become something else, something dark and terrible. He had become a monster.

As he walked through the streets, he couldn't help but think of all the terrible things he could do, the people he could hurt. He was filled with an overwhelming sense of power, and he knew that he would use it, he would let the darkness consume him and he would never be the same again.

John's mind was consumed with dark thoughts and he could no longer differentiate what was real and what was not. The monster inside him had taken over and there was no going back. He had become a creature of the night, a being of darkness, and he would continue to walk the earth, feeding on the fears of others.

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