Never Ending Nightmare (HORROR)

In Never Ending Nightmare, the boundaries between reality and nightmare are not only blurred-they are non-existent. The story follows a troubled individual, haunted by a past full of grief and guilt, who suddenly finds themselves trapped in an eternal cycle of terrifying dreams. What begins as a seemingly ordinary night quickly spirals into an unrelenting horror, where the protagonist wakes up to find themselves in the same haunting scenario, over and over again.Each nightmare is a distorted version of their own reality, a twisted landscape filled with figures from their past-some familiar, others monstrous. No matter what they do or how they try to escape, the cycle resets, bringing them back to the same horrifying place. As the nightmares grow more intense and terrifying with each repetition, the protagonist starts to lose their grip on what's real. The dreams feel too vivid, too genuine, leaving them questioning whether they're awake or still trapped in the nightmare.But the horror intensifies when they begin to notice changes. The people they once knew become distorted, and the environment itself seems to shift with an eerie intelligence. It's as if something-or someone-is watching, controlling their every move, setting them up to repeat their worst fears. The deeper they fall into this never-ending torment, the more they realize the nightmare isn't just a figment of their mind; it is an entity in itself, feeding off their terror, growing stronger with every fear-driven moment.As the protagonist tries to break free, they uncover chilling clues that suggest their nightmare may be tied to a tragic event from their past-an event that they've tried to forget. The lines between dream and reality blur even further as the story dives into themes of guilt, regret, and the unshakable weight of unresolved trauma.