Chapter 2 The Church The entrance hallway was dark. The only faint source of light was from the narrowly opened door, so Elvirus decided to turn on her smartphone's flashlight so she could check out the surroundings. She meant to leave the door opened, but after a few steps inside it closed by itself with a loud slam. Alarmed Elvirus grabbed the door handle and pushed. The door opened again with its hinges creaking. "Phew!" Elvirus sighed, "It was probably just the wind." She released the handle and the door slammed shut again. "Okay, let's do this." Elvirus said to herself and started scanning the hallway with the phone's light. The hallway was a typical for that type of church; stone walls, painted glass windows, a small wooden door at the other end, probably leading to the bell tower and a bigger dual doors at the other end, most likely leading to a chapel. Next to the smaller door was a table, which had few new candles laying on it next to a plate-type single candle
An Elvirus fan fiction Chapter 1 Elvirus was driving her black Ford T-Bird on a road trough a dark and thick forest. The evening was getting darker, but she didn't mind; actually, it will serve the purpose of this trip better. Elvirus had heard from a friend's friend about a remote and old cemetery, which could work with photo shoots and maybe with a short movie. There should be rusty cast iron crosses, beautifully carved gravestones and few statues. Unfortunately this friend of a friend didn't know the address to the cemetery, just the approximate location, so this road trip already had few wrong turns. Still, Elvirus hoped it would be worth it. Good and remote enough locations were hard to find these days so this place sounded almost like too good to be true. Now only if she could just find it from here in the middle of the nowhere... Elvirus stopped at the next intersection and checked the map again. This should be close, too, where the cemetery is and the sand road heading
Chapter 2 The Church The entrance hallway was dark. The only faint source of light was from the narrowly opened door, so Elvirus decided to turn on her smartphone's flashlight so she could check out the surroundings. She meant to leave the door opened, but after a few steps inside it closed by itself with a loud slam. Alarmed Elvirus grabbed the door handle and pushed. The door opened again with its hinges creaking. "Phew!" Elvirus sighed, "It was probably just the wind." She released the handle and the door slammed shut again. "Okay, let's do this." Elvirus said to herself and started scanning the hallway with the phone's light. The hallway was a typical for that type of church; stone walls, painted glass windows, a small wooden door at the other end, probably leading to the bell tower and a bigger dual doors at the other end, most likely leading to a chapel. Next to the smaller door was a table, which had few new candles laying on it next to a plate-type single candle
An Elvirus fan fiction Chapter 1 Elvirus was driving her black Ford T-Bird on a road trough a dark and thick forest. The evening was getting darker, but she didn't mind; actually, it will serve the purpose of this trip better. Elvirus had heard from a friend's friend about a remote and old cemetery, which could work with photo shoots and maybe with a short movie. There should be rusty cast iron crosses, beautifully carved gravestones and few statues. Unfortunately this friend of a friend didn't know the address to the cemetery, just the approximate location, so this road trip already had few wrong turns. Still, Elvirus hoped it would be worth it. Good and remote enough locations were hard to find these days so this place sounded almost like too good to be true. Now only if she could just find it from here in the middle of the nowhere... Elvirus stopped at the next intersection and checked the map again. This should be close, too, where the cemetery is and the sand road heading