In the heart of the Wild West, there stood a long-abandoned house, rumored to be haunted by the ghost of a notorious outlaw who was gunned down in a shootout on the property. The locals whispered that strange noises could be heard emanating from the house at night, and that the ghost of the outlaw still roamed the halls.
One evening, three gunslingers came upon the house while on a hunting trip. The sun was setting, and the dusky haze made the house appear even more eerie and foreboding. The three were too afraid to step foot inside the house, but they decided to light a small fire out the front of the stone perimeter wall to keep warm and cook their dinner.
As they sat huddled around the fire, they couldn't help but feel like they were being watched. Suddenly, they heard a rustling sound coming from inside the house, and a cold wind blew past them, making the flames of their fire dance wildly. The three adventurers were terrified, but they didn't want to leave the safety of the fire.
It was then that they noticed something strange. A photo of them, standing around the fire, had been taken and was now lying next to them on the ground. The three looked at each other in confusion, wondering who could have taken the photo. They decided to leave the haunted house as quickly as possible, with the photo in tow, and never returned.
To this day, no one knows who took the photo, but many speculate that it was the ghost of the outlaw, capturing the image of the three adventurers too afraid to enter the haunted house. The photo became a legend among the locals, and many claim to have seen it in various places around town, always with a sense of unease and foreboding.
