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A late-night driving job in Appalachia should’ve been simple. Austin Greer was paid to take an old hunter deep into West Virginia backroads, wait while he called for elk, then drive him home before sunrise. But the hunter, Hank Whitlow, isn’t chasing game the way most people understand it. He’s listening for something else, something that answers too fast and too close.
Before Austin realizes what’s happening, Hank hands him a short list of strange rules: keep the light low, don’t whisper when the woods go dead silent, don’t cross the treeline, and never look in the mirror when the truck starts moving. At first, the night feels normal. Real elk respond from the ridges. Austin gets excited. Hank doesn’t. He ignores the perfect answers and keeps pushing deeper, like he’s measuring the forest itself.
Then it happens. A reply comes back in under three seconds. The world goes quiet in a way that doesn’t feel natural. And whatever is out there stops sounding like an animal and starts sounding like it’s learning a person. Austin and Hank don’t run. They follow the rules to the letter and fight their way out of the dark, knowing that one mistake could mean Austin never makes it home.
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