An Analysis Of Slaughter Hunting

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If you go to the haunted swamp you will see crocodiles,you will smell dead bodies, hear birds chirping and taste the air that taste like poop and if you touch the ground it's made of chocolate.

This is the slaughter king that's his name by the way. He has a dagger on his forehead because his brother had tattooed on his head and the slaughter king said you look foolish and he died that same day so now he tattooed it on his head for respect of his brother. He has a lot of tattoos. He is brazy he slaughters kids,parents and everything. He is 24 years old. You can't trust him because he can slaughter a whole army.

One day the slaughter king was walking and he saw people in the woods and he went in the woods and he went into this trailer it

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