It Watches from the Fog

"And the final question of the interview, what is the scariest fact you know?" Skelly, my favorite podcast host, asked his guest.
"The scariest fact I know?" the man asked warily.
"Yeah, we want to hear the spookiest thing you know!" Skelly's podcast, Spooky Scary Skellytons, has always been centered around the spooky and supernatural. I take a liking to it because I am a huge horror fan. To be honest, I am more of a horror nerd, if that's a thing.
"Are you sure?" the man asked. "Once you know, you can never unknow."
"Come on man, I live for fear!"
"Alright. It... it watches from the fog."
"What? You're going to have to explain a bit more."
"Once you notice it, it will notice you."
"Alright then... thanks for being with us here on the Spooky Scary Skellytons podcast!"
The outro music started playing, and I thought back to what that man said. 'It watches from the fog.' Odd. As I continued driving, I decided to put on the radio, as there were no new episodes. Country music, Heavy Metal, Pop. Ah, there it is! Rock. As I listened to "Indestructible", the news blared it's theme, interupting my music.
"Damn, what now?" I said to my radio.
"We interrupt this broadcast to bring you breaking news. Mass disappearances all over the east coast! Fog has been seen enveloping people and cars alike, which wouldn't be odd normally, even if this is the east, but when the fog moves, no one is there! Aircraft seen flying over have also disappeared! The cloud of fog has been estimated to be 2 miles wide, 7 miles long, and over 20 miles tall!"
That's odd. I'm driving along the west coast, and I don't see anything. Maybe that was some type of Orson Welles incident? Wait, what's that?
"Oh."
As I drove into the fog, I could see almost nothing. I say 'almost', because what I could see, were two bright, white circles in the sky. I thought that was odd, seeing as we don't have two suns. Maybe It was the light reflecting off the fog.
That's what I thought, at least, until they blinked at me.
Category:Beings
Category:Disappearances