This is a special listener Terrors episode. The stories sent in by you are
likely terror listeners. Send in your own story at micheterrors dot com. 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. Sports of Knights micro Terror Alaedimo the Alligator Demon written by
Samuel Wallace, age eleven. Romble bromble, rock, spell from the volcano
and a red eye appeared in the Stone. Chapter one, it was a
normal day in Heluna. I got the ball, Durn shouted as he jumped
and scored in the net. No fair, I was distracted, Ben said,
getting a goal of his own. Yes, slam dunk, he said,
with a grin. Boom boom, huh, darn, exclaimed, surprised.
Chapter two, Boom, a foot thudded down in downtown, and it
wasn't exactly normal. The scaly foot was a telltale sign of a monster,
and not the kind you'd see on Sesame Street. Holy mother of flaming ducts,
Ben yelped whosh a building set alight with one breath of the monster.
Where you got the flaming part right, Darn said Chapter three, zat was
the sound of lightning hitting a building originating from the monster's mouth. Suddenly,
the monster turned to face Ben and Dern. It opened its mouth wide and
Darn could see flames starting to erupt from its throat. The end, this
is bad Special listener Terrors episode with stories sent in by you are likely terror
listeners. Thank you for listening to micro Terrors. Join us each Saturday for
another scary story. For more fun, visit our website at microterrors dot com,
where we will also have spooky games you can print out and play like
wicked word searches, mysterious mazes, and more. Microterrors dot com is also
where you can find us on your favorite social media and even send in your
own scary story for us to tell. Plus, you'll learn more about our
author, Scott Donnelly, who has other horrors for both young and old.
I hope you'll join me again soon for micro terrors, Scary stories for kids,