In the story "Pay attention to the witch part 1," the main character, Jack, encounters a mysterious witch who warns him about an impending danger. Jack, a curious and adventurous young boy, stumbles upon an old, decrepit house in the woods while exploring. As he cautiously approaches the house, he notices a faint light coming from one of the windows. Curiosity getting the better of him, Jack decides to investigate further. As he enters the house, he is greeted by a musty smell and cobwebs that hang from the ceiling. The air feels heavy with a sense of foreboding.
The Wandering Witch
If the startler is killed, the Witch will become horrified and run off to escape from the map, despawning if a Survivor loses sight of her within 2 seconds. The method has a lower chance of success against Wandering Witches as they are less likely to be stumbled from explosive attacks, nor can they be headshot to stumble them.
The air feels heavy with a sense of foreboding. The light that had enticed Jack to enter the house becomes brighter as he ventures deeper into the rooms. Suddenly, he hears a cackling laughter and turns around to see a witch standing before him.
Appalachian Heritage
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Killing a Witch by J. W. HALL /. W. HaWs "Killing a Witch" is, of course, humorous. It points out that some people believed in witches and some did not—and that the gulUble could be, and often were, preyed upon by "false prophets" then as now. We went up to Lewis' and the Witch Doctor was out in the backyard breaking limbs from a peach tree which stood in the yard; he gathered nine switches and brought them in the house and began to scrape the bark off the switches. Observing that it would take some time to remove the bark from aD the limbs, I pulled up my chair and volunteered my assistance. When the Doctor said, "No, ?1 scrape them myself; you might scrape some of them up." I asked him what difference that would make. He said, "I can't tell you as you might be an 'on believer' and then I would have trouble." I noticed all the people (and there were several who had come to hear what the Doctor thought was the matter with the woman) wearing a scowl on their face at my questioning the Doctor's methods, so I shut up like a clam and relaxed into a silent observer. The Doctor inquired what time of the night the witches visited the place. And being told that about nine o'clock in the night the witches would come and stay until about "chicken crow," Old Doc said, "Now, people, sometimes witches will travel in the ground when they think there is no danger; and they have got you people over here on this creek right where they want you, but if they hain't careful Old Doc will get some of them before he leaves. Now I'll tell you women what for you to do. You go and dig about a peck of sweet taters and pick out the biggest ones and bake several good and brown; and you go and get me about a half gallon of sweet milk about a day old, with all the cream still on it. And after dark a while HI go and look around a while and find out the way they come, and I'll waylay them; and I believe I can knock some of their 'trotters' from under them. Now," he continued, "a witch loves sweet milk and baked sweet taters better than anything else. You see I'll place the milk and taters near their road and I'll be behind something. And when she comes by and begins to eat the milk and taters, if she is not careful, G? get her. And witches follow a leader, like anything else, and I'm going to try and get the old leader." "Now, Tve got to have a certain ldnd of stick." So he went up on the hill and cut a 49 sourwood stick about six feet long and one inch in diameter at the large end; and taking his knife, he cut the bark in spiral rounds from the stick, leaving an equal amount of bark. He then took a pine knot, alighting it in the fire. He held the smoking pine under the stick until it was smoked black, and then took the remaining bark from the stick leaving a beautiful striped stick of black and white. About this time a tall, stooped mountaineer came in wearing a long, swallow-tailed bark-dyed coat grown red with age. He wanted to know of Doc what he could do to keep his old woman from laying so crooked in the bed of a night. The Witch Doctor told him to go out on the hill and cut down a white oak tree and cut off some very crooked limbs and take to the house for firewood. And when she complained of the wood being so crooked, tell her that's the way she lies in bed of a night. Another gaunt, sick-looking man came in and complained of feeling bad all the time and had no "stomach" to eat. Old Doc after examining him carefully said, "Well, Press, brother, you was bom tired and never have rested." Another.
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If the Survivor is incapacitated, either by the Witch herself, other Infected or the Survivor's own actions (bar hanging), she will pause briefly before rapidly slashing at them, dealing the following damage:
The witch, with her green skin and long, crooked nose, warns Jack about an ancient curse that is about to be unleashed upon the land. She explains that he is the chosen one, destined to defeat the evil wizard who plans to resurrect an army of dark creatures. Jack is skeptical at first, not fully understanding the gravity of the situation. However, the witch's animated storytelling and the eerie atmosphere convince him to take her words seriously. Throughout the conversation, the witch emphasizes the importance of paying attention to the details and trusting his instincts. She imparts her knowledge of potions, spells, and magical artifacts that will aid Jack in his quest. Jack learns that he possesses a rare ability to see through illusions and detect hidden magic. The witch encourages him to develop and hone this skill as it will prove invaluable in the battles ahead. The encounter ends with the witch providing Jack with a mysterious map and a cryptic message. She warns him to be wary of those who are not what they seem and bids him farewell. Jack leaves the house, now aware of the great responsibility that rests upon his shoulders. In "Pay attention to the witch part 1," the main idea revolves around Jack's encounter with the witch who enlightens him about an impending danger and his role in preventing the disaster. This encounter sets the stage for a thrilling adventure filled with magic, mystery, and self-discovery..
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