Dean was working late that night, even though it was Halloween. He didn't specially like this tradition but he had bought candies anyway, just in case some children would come to knock at his door – which was hudgely improbable knowing that his garage was at the ouskirt of the forest. Not any wise parent would let his child wandering alone so far from the town.
Apparently, the car he had been working on for three days was holding its last breath. This conclusion made Dean sight. He grabbed an old cloth and dried his hands on it. There was nothing left to do anymore, or at least not tonight, he thought ; the time had come to head back to home.
Streaching himself, the garagist was starting to pack his stuffs when the lights were suddenly turned off. Surprised, Dean turned around in a second of panic before mentally reprimend himself for such an immature reaction. He stretched a hand to the drawer where he used to keep his flashlight and froze once again. A noise; this time he really had heard something - no, not something - someone. He decided to give up trying to reach the flashlight and grabbed the first heavy object he found, rushing toward the door and hoping to catch the intruder.
But even once outside, there was no trace of any living being around. One thing, though, caught Dean's attention : the sky. The few that could be seen between the branches was green... GREEN !? What the hell was happening ?! That was definitly not normal. A weigh was opressing Dean, as if his whole body was claiming to run away. But instread of running, Dean, with a suspicious look, hesitantly stepped back and turned around in order to go back in his garage... and saw her.
She was scaringly beautiful with her skin pale as ivory and her hair black as a crow's wings. She was staring at him staring at her, floating 1m above the ground and surrounded by dozens of little green bats. His eyes widdened of bewilderment and his breath accelerated but he still wasn't able to make any movement. The green bats started to fly faster and faster, targeting Dean who tried to repelled them.
Adrenalin,
Pain,
Loss of sens of reality,
Black out.
In a few minutes, it was over. The green bat had disapeared. The enigmatic woman was no longer to be seen. Dean was laying on the ground, fainted.
