Part 3: The Growing Fear The Terror of Kampala
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Chapter 3: The Growing Fear
The city of Kampala was in a state of panic. People were afraid to leave their homes, and those who did venture out did so only in groups. Rumors of strange creatures lurking in the shadows were rampant, and the fear of the unknown was palpable.
The police had been called in to investigate, but they had found nothing. The only clues were the occasional reports of strange noises coming from the darkness. People were afraid to go out at night, and the streets were deserted after dark.
The mayor had called a meeting of the city council to discuss the situation. He had asked the police to investigate further, and to report back to the council with their findings.
The council members were worried. They had heard the rumors, and they were afraid. They discussed the possibility of calling in the military to help, but the mayor was hesitant. He was afraid that the military presence would only make matters worse.
The council decided to wait and see what the police could uncover. In the meantime, they urged the citizens of Kampala to remain vigilant and to report any suspicious activity to the police.
The fear in the city was growing. People were afraid to go out at night, and the streets were deserted. The police had yet to find any evidence of the strange creatures, but the fear was still there. People were afraid, and the fear was spreading.