Groske's story

"Huff, huh, huh, huh,"
I can hear a laughter from somewhere.
"Huff, huh, huh, huh,"
You can hear a strange laugh again. Especially on a windy night, it sounds as if you were ringing in the distance, or laughing nearby.
When I got home from school, I decided to look for the true identity of the laughter. Apparently, I heard it from Hino Park Cemetery.
As I entered the cemetery, the area suddenly darkened. The leaves of a large number of trees overlap, making the sky invisible.
Then, the black thing moved to the next branch, and the black thing moved to the neighbor. When I was looking at it, the black thing moved the branches again.
I was scared, and I ran away at first sight. "What should I do if that black thing chased me, and I'm afraid my feet are tangled. I finally came home with a hurried.
I can't sleep well even if I go into the futon. I'm always thinking of "that black thing." Then, I felt like I could hear the sound of bassy, so I put on my futon.
"Well, I'll go on an exploration again tomorrow and find out what's black thing."
I made up my mind.
The next day, when I went to the cemetery, I was surprised and found people who have lived near here for a long time. So I asked who the laughter of "fuh, Fuh, Fuh, Fuh, Fufuh" was.
"That's the laugh, it's the owl's owl,"
He told me.
I was relieved at last. I wanted to visit Goroske once.
On the way home from school, I walked near the cemetery with my friends and heard a laughter saying, "Fuff, fuff."
I'm going to be hard
"That's why Goroske is laughing," he told everyone.

This is a story recorded in "Hometown Konan's Old Story".
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