Necronomicon

Jack was the only living relative left in the family and decided since his great Aunt Hilda's cabin was being neglected, he would put it to use. Jack decided a good idea would be to invite some of his closest friends over for a night of singing and telling ghost stories around a campfire. Jack mailed out invitations to Rhonda, Michael, and Matilda and chose Friday the 13th to set the mood for a spooky night around a campfire at his great Aunt Hilda’s cabin. Jack didn't know the whole story about his great Aunt Hilda.

Legend has it that Hilda was an evil Witch who used to live in Salem, Massachusetts, and thought she could escape the witch hunters by living deep in the woods in an isolated area in a small cabin. The Witch hunters weren't about to let Jack's great Aunt Hilda, the most evil Witch get away. The Witch hunters were hot on Hilda's trail and only took about a week to catch up with Hilda because an old farmer who lived near Hilda's cabin noticed some strange things going on in the cabin.

When the Witch hunters arrived at the old farmer's home the Witch hunter's asked the old farmer if he noticed any strange things in the area and he replied "Yes, I did notice an old woman with some old book reading from it and when I stopped by her cabin to check on her she started reading some strange words from that book and telling me if I didn't leave, she would cast a spell on me, so I left." That's all the Witch hunters needed to burn this Witch at the stake.          

The old farmer was happy to lead the witch hunters to the Witch's cabin and watch her burn at the stake. The Witch hunters decided that when they got the Witch they would cut her head off and bury it underneath the cabin's floor with the book. The Witch hunter's torches were blazing and chanting "Burn the Witch, Burn the Witch." The Witch hunters surrounded the cabin and about five of the toughest men rushed inside the cabin and grabbed Hilda by the arms and legs thrusting her out the door of the cabin to the wood chopping block. One of the Witch hunters said, "Do you have anything you want to say before I cut your head off and burn your body at the stake?" Hilda replied, "I will be back someday to seek vengeance on your ancestors." The Witch hunter raised the ax and off rolled Hilda's head off the chopping block. Then the Witch hunters burned her body at the stake and some of the other Witch hunters took her head back to the cabin retrieved the Book of the Dead and buried them both. Jack had no idea the book and his great Aunt Hilda's head were buried beneath the floor of the cabin.

This night of singing and storytelling would be a night they all would remember if they all made it out alive.