Dead Man's Route

Elton “E” Scooter is a drifter, riding his electric scooter through the outskirts of town, delivering food late at night. He thrives in the quiet of abandoned streets, enjoying the eerie solitude.
But on this particular night, a storm brews overhead, and his usual route is blocked. Desperate to finish his shift, he takes a back road he's never seen before. The air grows unnaturally cold, and
his GPS glitches, refusing to load directions. The deeper he rides, the more unfamiliar the surroundings become—streetlights flicker, and the world feels oddly distant.


Suddenly, he spots an old gas station, its neon sign barely flickering. It looks abandoned, yet the doors stand slightly ajar. Curious, he steps inside, drawn by an unsettling silence. As he moves
through the dust-covered aisles, a sound echoes—a whisper, followed by the faint revving of an engine outside.Elton rushes back to his scooter, but his heart stops—his ride is gone, and in its
place, deep tire marks lead into the darkness of the road ahead. He is no longer on any map. He has taken the first step onto Dead Man’s Routes.
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Elton freezes as the bloodshot eye stares at him through the cracked door. The voice calling his name sounds strangely familiar, but he can’t place it. Summoning his courage, he pushes the door
open—only to find nothing behind it but an old storage room filled with dust and rotting supplies. As he steps inside, the door slams shut behind him. The room is pitch black. Suddenly, an old
radio crackles to life on a nearby shelf, playing a news report from October 12, 1987—the same date as the newspaper. It describes a triple murder at this very gas station. Three men—Johnny, Brody,
and Eddy—were found dead, their bodies mangled beyond recognition.The report abruptly cuts off, replaced by the eerie sound of static and distant breathing. Elton stumbles backward, knocking over a
shelf. As the dust settles, he notices something buried in the floorboards—a rusted metal box with his own name carved into it.Terrified and confused, he pries the box open. Inside is a polaroid
photograph of himself as a child, standing in front of the very same gas station—with the three murdered men. Elton has no memory of ever being here before.Then, from the radio, a distorted voice
speaks: "It was never an accident, Elton. You were always meant to come back."
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As the hidden door bursts open, Elton sees a dark, shifting figure lunging at him. He scrambles away, but the room distorts, stretching into a nightmarish maze of hallways. The thing—a twisted,
humanoid form with hollow eyes and jagged teeth—stalks him through the corridors. Elton hears whispering voices guiding him, calling his name. He stumbles upon a broken mirror and sees a distorted
reflection of himself, covered in blood. His mind fractures as memories begin to surface—memories of this place, of the men in the polaroid, and of something terrible that happened here. The thing
in the dark gets closer. Just as it reaches him, Elton crashes through a rotting door—and finds himself back in the gas station. But something is different. The world outside is not the same as
before.
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Elton tries to leave the gas station, but the road outside loops endlessly, trapping him in an eerie, shifting landscape. The gas station itself begins changing, warping between past and present.
He encounters Evana, Viviana, and Yolanda, three women who seem to know more than they should. They warn him about the three men—Johnny, Brody, and Eddy—and the consequences of what happened years
ago. As Elton struggles to recall his past, the thing wearing his face stalks him, whispering truths he isn’t ready to face.
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Elton wakes up in a dilapidated house with no memory of how he got there. The house seems to be a twisted reflection of his past, full of unsettling memories and ghostly echoes of events he can’t
remember. As he explores, he discovers connections to the three men—Johnny, Brody, and Eddy—and learns that they had been part of something dark and dangerous. He also uncovers disturbing details
about his own role in the tragedy. As the thing in the dark continues to haunt him, the sisters—Evana, Viviana, and Yolanda—reveal that this house holds the key to his salvation or doom. But the
house has its own secrets, and Elton will have to face them to survive.
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Elton barely escapes the House of Forgotten Screams, only to find himself trapped in a distorted version of reality. The roads twist endlessly, the landmarks shift, and time itself seems broken. As
he tries to find his way out, the three men—Johnny, Brody, and Eddy—continue to haunt him, their decayed forms lurking in the shadows. He realizes they aren’t just ghosts; they are bound to him by
something much darker. Meanwhile, the three sisters—Evana, Viviana, and Yolanda—offer cryptic warnings about what’s coming next. Elton must uncover the truth about the route he took that night—the
one that led him here. Because something is waiting for him at the end of the road. And it’s hungry.
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After waking up in the hospital, Elton struggles to shake the lingering feeling that something followed him back from Dead Man’s Route. As he recovers, he starts seeing eerie reflections and
hearing whispers—signs that his ordeal isn’t over. When he finally leaves the hospital, a chilling discovery awaits: he isn’t alone. Something else has returned with him. Something that doesn’t
belong in the world of the living.
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