My name is Tom, and I’ll be using this blog to write about stories of the supernatural here in the south of England, one of the most haunted regions in the world. I will also look into their origins, and uncover where, and maybe even who, they came from. Hope you enjoy the mysteries I am looking into!
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Monday, 13 May 2013
Sunday, 12 May 2013
"im waiiitng"
Hi guys.
Graham has made it pretty clear again that he wants to meet.
His exact phrasing was: "im waiiitng"
I don't know what to make of that, as he didn't actually
tell me where he was waiting.
April's getting worse again, so this whole thing is starting
to hurry! I wish he would just be straightforward for once.
Saturday, 11 May 2013
It
Hi guys!
I thought that it was time we tried to figure out exactly
what we are up against.
The only real information we have beyond what’s been going
on is the books we were given, and they were not very descriptive.
As far as I understand from Marcusson’s comments, this thing
is supposedly a specific aspect of a set of beings, along the lines of divine
avatars in Huindu mythology. This reasoning is in line with some of the
creatures referenced, such as the Naga. It seems plausible that something like
what we are dealing with was once confused and interpreted as a creature of the
wet underworld. The water and the tunnels seem to have been a prerequisite for
summoning it.
Because while the Naga seem to sometimes have had benevolent
intentions, the thing we’re dealing with clearly has little in the way of
sympathy for people.
As for the idea of the Cyhyraeth, its scream could
supposedly be heard before someone died. It therefore wasn’t seen as a danger
in and of itself, but rather as an omen. Here too, it is easy to imagine
someone coming up with the myth following an encounter with this thing. After
all, we have seen nothing of it directly, but rather just the thing acting
through people.
Thursday, 9 May 2013
April's current status
Hi guys!
A few of you have been asking how April’s been doing after
she got back, and the answer is difficult.
For the most part she seems fine, but then she will suddenly
snap at something insignificant, or throw worried looks over her shoulder. She
spends most of the day sleeping, or at least lying still on her bed. Earlier
today I thought she was sleeping with her eyes open, because she was staring at
a chair for half an hour without moving a muscle. Then she just said “Poor
tree,” and turned around.
We’ve been talking about what we can do, as it seems like
she might have gotten worse from her excursion, rather than better, but that’s
all I can say for now.
Wednesday, 8 May 2013
About April
Hi guys!
We got April back last night! I think she’s still sleeping,
which is a good sign. At least I hope it is.
The only shame is that I missed meeting with Graham, not
once but twice, and now he’s back to not responding to me at all. Marcusson
also seems difficult to contact now. He seems to have the idea that he has
given us everything he can, but if he can answer anything about what is going
on with the culvert and whatever is affecting April, he will have to.
Tuesday, 7 May 2013
Note
Hi guys
I didn’t sleep at all last night, (we’ve been out looking)
so I didn’t even notice this when I got home.
Meeting with Graham
Hi guys!
I was supposed to meet with Graham yesterday. He didn’t
show. I don’t know why I am surprised. He has said, however, that he wants to
meet up later. I’m not too sure about what’s going on, but with April missing it’s
more important than ever to find out.
Why can’t Graham just give us what we need for once? And
where is April?
Monday, 6 May 2013
An interesting email
Hi guys!
This is an unexpected turn of events, but Graham suddenly
emailed me.
He has avoided responding to anything I’ve written him, but
now he doesn’t only respond, he wants to meet. I’ll be honest, I am pretty
excited. He has given me a place to be this evening, so I’m wondering if any of
you have anything you would like me to ask him?
I have my own questions, of course, but maybe there’s
something I’ve overlooked.
Saturday, 4 May 2013
The Books - Part V
Hi guys!
Final one! This was a tough one, because it had so many pages. Still, there wasn't really any writing at all, just marked letters. I'll be looking for some way to make sense of them all.
Download link to more book scans
Final one! This was a tough one, because it had so many pages. Still, there wasn't really any writing at all, just marked letters. I'll be looking for some way to make sense of them all.
Download link to more book scans
The Books - Part IV
Hi guys!
This is probably the most interesting one yet, since I nearly overlooked something. It's called "The Supernatural Highlands".
Download link to the scans
What's interesting is that there was a row of numbers on the very first page. You can see for yourself. There's also the words "You wanted answers." I don't get what the numbers are supposed to answer, however.
This is probably the most interesting one yet, since I nearly overlooked something. It's called "The Supernatural Highlands".
Download link to the scans
What's interesting is that there was a row of numbers on the very first page. You can see for yourself. There's also the words "You wanted answers." I don't get what the numbers are supposed to answer, however.
Friday, 3 May 2013
The Books - Part III
Hi guys!
Got another one up. This is one from the 30s, “Asiatic Mythology.” For such a massive volume (several hundred pages in a large format,) there were barely any notes. Oh well. Almost through.
Download link to the scans
Got another one up. This is one from the 30s, “Asiatic Mythology.” For such a massive volume (several hundred pages in a large format,) there were barely any notes. Oh well. Almost through.
Download link to the scans
The Books - Part II
Hi guys!
It’s taking a surprising amount of time to get through these books, some of them are pretty massive, and I need to check every page.
This one is called “Ur of the Chaldees,” and is about the excavation of some ancient city.
Download link to the scans
It’s taking a surprising amount of time to get through these books, some of them are pretty massive, and I need to check every page.
This one is called “Ur of the Chaldees,” and is about the excavation of some ancient city.
Download link to the scans
Wednesday, 1 May 2013
The Books - Part I
Okay guys,
So, I've read through two of the books that were in the bag so far. I've decided to scan the pages which had notes on them, so that you could have a look at them.
I'll elaborate once I've gone through all of the books.
Download link to the scans
The first one is "Ecclesiastical Oddities," and seems to be a collection of essays about various aspects of... religious architecture. yeah. A lot of them seem either religiously or mythologically orientated.
Marcusson's notes were specifically found in a chapter on sacrifices used to support constructions, both houses and churches. I still don't know what to make of this.
EDIT: I expected 'Mysticism - True and False' to be a little easier to understand what Marcusson tried to say, but I am still at a loss.
That said, he was working off what seems to be the writings of a madman. Sure, a madman with the Pope's apostolic blessing, but this has to have been for people of extremely special interests, even in 1918.
So, I've read through two of the books that were in the bag so far. I've decided to scan the pages which had notes on them, so that you could have a look at them.
I'll elaborate once I've gone through all of the books.
Download link to the scans
The first one is "Ecclesiastical Oddities," and seems to be a collection of essays about various aspects of... religious architecture. yeah. A lot of them seem either religiously or mythologically orientated.
Marcusson's notes were specifically found in a chapter on sacrifices used to support constructions, both houses and churches. I still don't know what to make of this.
EDIT: I expected 'Mysticism - True and False' to be a little easier to understand what Marcusson tried to say, but I am still at a loss.
That said, he was working off what seems to be the writings of a madman. Sure, a madman with the Pope's apostolic blessing, but this has to have been for people of extremely special interests, even in 1918.
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