Even if You Become Meat Manhua

Title: "Frozen Nightmare" In the small town of Willow Creek, a sense of foreboding loomed as winter descended upon the land. Hinako, a spirited teenager known for her adventurous spirit, felt an inexplicable pull towards the abandoned mansion that stood on the edge of town. Despite the ominous tales whispered by the townsfolk, she couldn't resist the temptation to explore the decaying walls that held centuries-old secrets. On a frigid evening, with snowflakes dancing in the air, Hinako made her way to the forbidding mansion. The creaking of the door echoed through the empty halls as she stepped inside, her excitement mingling with a sense of dread. The mansion seemed to breathe with a life of its own, shadows flickering in the dim light, and whispers of forgotten souls drifting through the air. As she ventured deeper into the heart of the mansion, a faint glow caught her attention. Following the ethereal light, she stumbled upon a room bathed in an eerie incandescence. In the center, a pulsating mass of flesh quivered, sending a wave of revulsion through her being. Drawn by a morbid curiosity, she reached out a trembling hand, only to be engulfed by a vortex of darkness that swallowed her whole. When she awoke, Hinako found herself in a realm of flesh and bone, trapped in a nightmare beyond comprehension. Panic rose within her as she realized the true horror of her situation. Meanwhile, her friend Maki was plagued by visions of a frozen wasteland and a haunting melody that seemed to echo from another realm. As the line between dreams and reality blurred, Hinako and Maki discovered a sinister connection that bound them to the mansion's dark past. Together, they must unravel the mysteries of Willow Creek before they become consumed by the malevolent force that lurks within. "Frozen Nightmare" is a chilling tale of friendship tested by darkness, courage forged in the fires of fear, and the unyielding will of two young girls as they confront the unimaginable horrors that threaten to consume them whole.