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Alien Frog
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i. Alien Frog
Due to the nature of some unusual disturbances in nature lately, I thought I'd make an archive of some of these events for posterity. My name is Vari Cathrop. This is a year after I was rescued by my sisters, so I thought I'd finally speak on the disturbances I witnessed in captivity. I've been working to solve some of these problems, but I can't feel quite relieved yet. The things I've seen equate to too much.
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Tomb of the Unknown
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ii. Tomb of the Unknown
It's true that Emeroch kidnapped me, but it was not him that had initially intended to do this. Emeroch Isga took me to the Forest Continent. It, as the name implies, is nothing but a deep forest, completely completely free of colonization. This is where the horrors started. While still a small child, I was placed into the forest and left to die. It was part of an experiment that the man Emeroch had come up with for me. He talked of a small generator that he was working on in Värta if memory serves me correctly. In any case, the Forest Continent is filled with ferocious beasts that could easily devour, not to mention rip apart a small human baby. I quickly learned to run from the evil beasts however, and although I've emerged with many physical and emotional scars, I'm still in one piece. Every so often though, although I have gone through copious amounts of therapy, I can still hear the voices of the forest in my head, telling me the most outrageous things.
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Zeffon Renton, Washington
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Don't you dare even tend to catalog what lurks ominously in the dark...
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