Full Moon Madness in Silverwood

Full Moon March 2025

Title: 'Under the Full Moon’s Glare'

March 2025 - Silverwood, Oregon

The small town of Silverwood was known for its dense forests, misty mountains, and a tight-knit community that prided itself on its safety. But in March 2025, under the eerie glow of the full moon, the town would be forever changed by a series of events that would unravel its peaceful facade.

Chapter 1: The Disappearance

It began on the night of March 14th, 2025. The full moon hung low in the sky, casting long shadows over the quiet streets of Silverwood. Emma Carter, a 28-year-old bartender at the local tavern, 'The Howling Wolf,' was last seen closing up for the night. Her coworkers reported nothing unusual—just Emma, her usual cheerful self, humming a tune as she wiped down the bar.

But Emma never made it home.

Her roommate, Sarah, reported her missing the next morning when she found Emma’s bed untouched and her car still parked outside the tavern. The police launched a search, but the dense forests surrounding Silverwood made it difficult to cover much ground. Flyers with Emma’s smiling face were plastered across town, and the community held a candlelight vigil, hoping for her safe return.

Chapter 2: The Wolf’s Mark

Three days after Emma’s disappearance, a hiker stumbled upon a chilling discovery deep in the woods. A torn piece of Emma’s jacket, stained with blood, was found near a set of large, unusual paw prints. The prints were too big to belong to a typical wolf, and their pattern was irregular—almost human-like.

Rumors began to swirl. Some whispered of a rogue wolf prowling the woods, while others pointed to darker legends—stories of werewolves that had been passed down for generations in Silverwood. The town’s older residents recalled tales of the 'Silverwood Beast,' a creature said to roam the forests under the full moon, hunting those who dared to venture too far.

The police dismissed the folklore, but the unease in the town grew. Patrols were increased, and residents were advised to stay indoors after dark.

Chapter 3: The Second Victim

On the night of March 21st, under another full moon, the unthinkable happened. Another disappearance. This time, it was Jake Morrison, a 35-year-old mechanic who had been walking home from a late shift at the garage. His wife reported him missing when he failed to return home, and his tools were found scattered near the edge of the forest.

The town was in a panic. The police, now under immense pressure, called in a team of wildlife experts and FBI profilers to assist in the investigation. The paw prints found near Jake’s tools matched those near Emma’s jacket, and the blood samples confirmed it was human. But the question remained—who, or what, was behind these attacks?

Chapter 4: The Hunter

Enter Marcus Hale, a reclusive survivalist and former Marine who lived on the outskirts of Silverwood. Marcus had a reputation for being a loner, but he also had an intimate knowledge of the forests and the creatures that inhabited them. When news of the disappearances reached him, he decided to take matters into his own hands.

Armed with a high-powered rifle and a lifetime of tracking experience, Marcus ventured into the woods on the night of March 28th, the third full moon of the month. He followed the trail of paw prints, which led him to a secluded cabin deep in the forest. Inside, he made a horrifying discovery—a makeshift dungeon, complete with chains, bloodstained tools, and personal belongings of the victims.

But Marcus wasn’t alone. As he searched the cabin, he heard a low growl behind him. Turning slowly, he came face-to-face with a massive, wolf-like creature, its eyes glowing in the moonlight. The creature lunged, and Marcus barely managed to escape, firing a shot that grazed its shoulder.

Chapter 5: The Revelation

Marcus returned to town with his story, but few believed him. The police, however, had no choice but to investigate the cabin. What they found was even more shocking than Marcus’s account. The cabin belonged to Dr. Victor Langston, a respected veterinarian who had lived in Silverwood for over a decade.

Dr. Langston was arrested, and during interrogation, he confessed to a horrifying secret. For years, he had been experimenting with genetic modification, attempting to create a hybrid between human and wolf. His experiments had gone awry, and under the influence of the full moon, he would transform into a monstrous creature, driven by primal instincts to hunt and kill.

Emma and Jake had been his latest victims, but Langston claimed there were others—victims whose bodies had never been found, lost deep in the forest.

Epilogue: The Aftermath

The town of Silverwood was left reeling. Dr. Langston was sentenced to life in prison, and the cabin was burned to the ground. But the scars of that March would never fully heal. The legend of the Silverwood Beast became a cautionary tale, a reminder of the darkness that can lurk beneath the surface of even the most peaceful communities.

As for Marcus Hale, he disappeared shortly after the trial, leaving behind only a note that read: 'Some monsters are real. And some are still out there.'

To this day, when the full moon rises over Silverwood, the townsfolk lock their doors and whisper a prayer, wondering if the Beast truly is gone—or if it’s only waiting for the next full moon to strike again.

The End.

Full Moon Madness in Silverwood

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