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Welcome to micro Terrors, scary stories for kids where it's always the spooky season,
full of chills, thrills, and spine tingling spooks. Micro Terrors are
family friendly frights for those ages eight and up. And while our stories are
for younger years, we are still talking about things that go bump in the
night, and some children may not be able to handle what others can.
Parental consent is recommended now for a night's micro terror story. Number one.
UFO Fest by Autumn Road, age eight. Ned and Zed loved festivals.
They loved festivals of all kinds, Halloween, winter, fall, summer,
you name it. But their favorite one of all was just around the corner,
the UFO Fest. They couldn't wait to see everyone dressed up as their
favorite space creatures. Another thing they were looking forward to was the green cotton
candy and the lime flavored space ooze drink. The day of the UFO Fest
had finally arrived. It's here, yelled Z. I can't wait, screamed
Ned. The brothers were all decked out as their favorite space preachers. Ned
was dressed up as his favorite space alien dwarf, while Zed was decked out
as his favorite creature, the alien space Commander. As the boys got ready
to leave, they said goodbye to their pet turtle, Sarah. When they
got to the parking lot, there was a UFO Fest sign on the left
and a replica of an alien spaceship on the right. Ned and Zed were
super excited to get a picture in front of the spaceship. They heard that
you could even go inside and sit in the commander's chair and work all the
controls. When Ned and Zed walked into the festival, they were excited to
see all sorts of food stands, people in costumes, and a huge row
of games where you could win tickets for prizes. Ned and Zed played a
lot of games. They played Alien bingo, pin the staff on the Aliens,
Ring, toss, Alien cornhole, and lots more. When Ned and
Zed counted their tickets between the two of them, they had won a thousand.
At the prize booth, they traded their tickets for two giant alien in
plushies, two green jump ropes, two large alien balloons, had a pack
of lime tootsie rolls. The boys only had three tickets left and the only
thing they could get was a tiny, glowing alien balloon. Zed said,
hey, we can tie this around Sarah tonight while she's walking around the front
yard. That's a good idea, said Ned. Once the boys arrived home,
they got Sarah out of her tank and tied the balloon around her.
Then they took her outside to the front yard to walk around. She was
having a lot of fun. Nad even put a little leaf on her head.
After about ten minutes, the balloon started to flash. The boys looked
at each other in confusion. All of a sudden, the boys heard a
whooshing sound coming from the sky. When Ned and Zed looked up, they
saw an alien spaceship. The door on the spaceship opened and a light shined
down right on top of Sarah. Z and Ned looked on in horror as
Sarah began to lift up boff the ground towards the light and into the spaceship.
Sarah's little legs were frantically kicking the air. At the same time,
Ned and Zad screamed, what's happening. The brothers lunged towards Sarah but it
was too late. Sarah was in the spaceship and the door had closed.
The brother's eyes filled with tears as the spaceship flew away. Story number two,
Terror on the Slide by mad Alexander, age seven. Once upon a
time there was a seven year old named Zach. Zach was at a playground
with his friends. He watched one of his friends, Abby go down and
enclosed tunnel like slide. He was at the bottom waiting for it had come
out to the other end, but she never came out. He climbed up
the ladder to check at the top and see if she was just pranking him.
When he got to the top, he realized she was not there either.
He called his other friend Mark up to the top to help look,
but Mark decided to slide down the slide too. Zach said no. He
rushed down the ladder to see if Mark came out the bottom. Zach was
surprised. See his friend was there. What Zach said, He didn't disappear.
I guess not. Mark said, then, where is Abby? Zach
asked, I didn't see her anywhere? Mark said, Right then, another
little girl climbed the ladder to slide down and I'm sure she'll be okay,
since Mark came out of the slide, Zach said to himself. The little
girl then slid down. Mark was also watching to see if the little girl
came out, but she never did. Zach climbed up the ladder to see
if he could figure everything out. He went down the slide, but when
he came out, he found himself in another world. He saw a man
with a squared off head who just stood there and groaned. A portal appeared
out of thin air behind the man. I don't need you, he said
in a scary voice. The portal then sucked Zach into it, and he
reappeared at the bottom of the slide in his own world. He did see
Mark right away, but quickly realized he was at the top ready to slide
again. Wait, Zach yelled, and then climbed the ladder. Together,
they decided to go down again. Zach was hoping for a better answer about
what was going on this time. Around. This time, they both ended
up in the other world. The man with a squared off head stood there,
still groaning. Maybe I'll keep you after all, he said, with
an evil smile. This has been a special listener Terrors episode. The stories
sent in by you are likely terror listeners. Thank you for listening to micro
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