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Welcome to a new video. Today we're

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going to be checking out Uncanny Tales:

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The Watcher. This horror game takes

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place in 2006, and we get to start a new

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job as a reserve caretaker. State Nature

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Reserve, year 2006,

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one day before the main events.

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Right. Let's start with a patrol, then

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I'll check the camps and get to that

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report. Okay.

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Radio communication. Upon hearing a

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radio signal, hold the right mouse

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button to start talking to your partner.

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Throughout the game, you will encounter

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both mandatory and optional dialogues.

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Pay attention. Oh, so kind of like

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Firewatch vibes. Okay. Okay.

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>> So, you got your bags back yet? The

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final stretch up.

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>> Oh. Oh. Um, hey Mitch. Uh, locked and

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loaded, ready to go. Uh, no, not really.

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Just thinking about my granddaughter,

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Mr. Soda Maja.

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>> I get it. My boy's turning five on the

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26th, his first big birthday. And here I

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am, stuck in the sticks, counting bear

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tracks. How old is yours now?

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>> Uh, she's seven already, starting school

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this year. New guy takes over tomorrow.

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Got a hand over the place so he doesn't

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[ __ ] it all up.

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>> We'll show him the ropes. We're all

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green once. Come on. Don't get all sappy

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on me. Finish the rounds and head back

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to base. Over and out.

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>> Ah, take care, buddy.

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Can we do it up PC?

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Oh, my little princess. Promise her that

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as soon as I get back from the shift,

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we're heading straight to the amusement

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park. Photo with granddaughter. Oh,

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okay. So, that's how we look like.

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Interesting. Can I Oh, it's so wobbly.

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All right. Put it back. Put it back.

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What's in a fridge?

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Cheese, sausage, beer,

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case juice.

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I love it. Uh, all right. I usually

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despise this processed crap, but these

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these are good. Charcoal grilled sausage

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flavor. Perfect for watching something

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total trash. Charcoal grilled sausage

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flavor is kind of crazy.

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Uh, to avoid getting lost in the deep

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forest, use your compass. Oh god, I'm

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I'm cooked. Main objective markers are

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shown with exclamation mark and side

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points of interest are shown with

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question mark. Press tab to equip your

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or put away. Okay.

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Okay, it's up there. Refill the car. Um

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Oh, right here.

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Uh for fast travel across the location,

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you have access to an old but reliable

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UAZ buanka.

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Uh brake, stop engine, and radio. Oh, we

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get to drive. The car's out of gas. Got

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to fill her up. Uh, the jerry can should

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be near the workbench.

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Oh. Oh.

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Oh, I play DVD. Well, I don't anymore,

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but I used to play DVD.

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>> So, was the whole

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dead

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>> still at it? Don't you ever get tired?

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>> Daddy in the st. Holy mother of God.

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Anyway, how many freaking times do I

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have to tell you? The area is

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restricted. No trespassing.

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>> He says the earth isn't close. The earth

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is waiting for him.

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And here you are,

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stomping around,

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making noise,

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wreaking of caseline and scarp metal.

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>> Back at it again. You should go home

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before I call the cops. feeding your

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delirium treatments again.

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>> You'll all pay.

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The forest craves silence.

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I'll miss is coming, son.

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>> They'll crawl out from the dark. Take

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your children

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and live nothing but ash where your

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house is stored.

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>> What the hell is an Elvis? You should

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listen to few bedtime stories. Get in.

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I'll drop you off at the gate before it

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gets dark.

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>> No, I'm not getting into that 10 bucks

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of yours. I'll walk.

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God might help you yet, but I'm done

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with you.

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All right, creepy lady. Have I got one?

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Okay. Oh no, it was just a leaf. I

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thought I saw something.

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Uh, check the trail cameras. All right,

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let's do it. Okay, the cameras are over

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that way. Ah, oh, so I'll be checking

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the actual cameras on the trail

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probably.

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Creepy lady around here. All right. All

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right. Keep your guard up. There are

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creepy ladies walking around here.

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Can I talk to my Nope? No. No

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entertainment while I walk here. Just me

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and my thoughts and nature and this

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creepy ass lady. But yeah, I don't know.

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I don't know with her creepy stories,

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dude. We'll probably meet her again.

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We're almost there.

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And there it is. There's the first one.

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Um. Oh, okay.

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Nice. One out of six. Wait, you're

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telling what?

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I have to walk, dude. We're going to be

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walking for a long ass time here. Holy.

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All right.

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All right, guys. Sit back, relax, get

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your snackies ready. We're going to

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we're going to go on a walk,

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but I probably I'll probably cut this

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together a bit. because I don't think

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just watching me walk when nothing's

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happening is too exciting. But we shall

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see. We shall see. Okay, the next one is

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right here. Perfect.

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Very nice. Two out of six. Damn.

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That's nice. I guess we get to know the

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footsteps.

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But but but it's nice. We get to know

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the area, I guess, is what I wanted to

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say. And then I heard footsteps and now

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I'm scared.

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Dude, is this lady still creeping around

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here? Is this someone else? I don't

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know. But I don't trust this. I don't

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trust this area. Oh, there we go.

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Something's definitely sus here.

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600. Damn. Can I go this way? I can.

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I get ready to get jump scared or

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something. Oh, wait. There she is. [ __ ]

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she is still doing here.

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Ma'am, can you leave?

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Bro, I I don't I don't like that she's

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just walking around here. I think she

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should leave. Yep. And some crazy [ __ ]

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about some random things. Oh,

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who didn't put their stuff away? Huh?

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Huh? We got to keep the park clean.

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Poor girl. They've been searching for 3

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weeks now. Her mother was standing by

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the entrance yesterday, eyes swollen

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from crying. Oh no. Girl who went

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missing in these parts? The papers

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crumbled in place.

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Uh Malich, I looked at the board. Any

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news on Ktova? Did the police call back?

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>> Nothing, Sergey. The feds packed up

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yesterday. Said she vanished into the

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deep rush. You know what that means?

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Either a predator got her or Well, it

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ain't good.

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>> Yeah, I get it. The whole thing is just

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awful.

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>> You can say that again. Even itch. You

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can see that again.

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>> And comes

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right. Damn. Maybe maybe the lady has

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something to do with that. Maybe the

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lady has something to do with that.

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Oh, I think it's just a river or a lake.

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Oh, that's so nice here.

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Check the trail. Four out of six. Oh,

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wow. Oh, look at this place.

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No fishing, no swimming. Uh, I'm at the

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pier and the lake is quiet today. Uh,

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like a mirror, not even a ripple,

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>> isn't it? Just make sure that mirror

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stays clear of any unauthorized boats.

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Po troopers from the village have no

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shame lately. Dropping nets right under

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our noses. They think just cuz it's a

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preserve. That's a free-for-all.

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>> God damn, you're on a roll. Seems empty

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though. Only our boats here.

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>> Thank God for that. At least the fish

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get some peace here. Don't spend too

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long staring at the sunset though. The

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mosquitoes on that pier are vicious.

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Keep moving.

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>> Oh, you got that right. I'm out. Out.

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Out. Out.

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Okay, the next one is rather close here.

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That's nice. And then we only need one

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more. Only one more after.

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Oh, just do I keep saying the leaves

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that are falling or something.

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Oh, I mean, there you go.

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Okay, one final one. Almost there. We're

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almost there. Perfect.

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It was so nice though.

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Very pretty area

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with a creepy lady wandering around.

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Well, well, well. And there's something

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hanging on the tree.

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Oh. Oh, true. I'm at a point 6. Listen,

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something s found something. Looks like

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a headscarf. Green, faded, covered in

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filth.

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>> Tell me you didn't touch it with your

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bare hands.

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>> Of course not. But what's wrong?

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>> The missing person report for that girl.

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Remember headscarf?

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>> Listen to me carefully. Leave it exactly

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where it is and get the hell out of

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there.

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>> Yeah, that's creepy.

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>> Call the local police in the morning.

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Let them handle it.

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>> He'd be fine for sure.

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>> I don't like this.

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>> Not one bit. Same. And I heard footsteps

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again. By the way, I did hear footsteps.

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Head home. That's the last one. Now back

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to the cabin to finish the report.

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Okay.

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Wait, it shows that this way is my

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Should I Should I follow this?

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Yeah, follow the home. Go home signs.

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That's probably smart idea, right?

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Right.

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Fallen leaves. Falling leaves. Falling

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leaves on the ground.

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I was just No, more leaves.

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Great. Now, this song is going to be

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stuck in my head during this entire play

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through. So, get ready for that.

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Get ready for that. I apologize in

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advance.

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And here we are. We're back home.

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Very nice.

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Close

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the door. No freaky ladies allowed.

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Sometime later. Uh-oh.

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I'll check the cams, find out the

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report, and then I have some dinner.

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Uh, personal computer, the primary tool

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for monitoring the territory and

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completing your shift. Uh, CCTV, perform

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a sector inspection at the end of your

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shift. Photo captured. Images are stored

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in the photo folder. Report: Fill in the

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final data before leaving. Fulling

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instructions can be found on the

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desktop. Okay.

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Oh, this is kind of scary that the

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window is exactly behind the PC.

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All right.

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State Nature Reserve. Uh, use the

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cameras application to check the

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paramedia for unauthorized person. Enter

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the following information.

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Weather. No violations. Might

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violations. Intervention required.

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Camera status. Operational malfunction.

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Unauthorized persons. Exact number. Holy

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[ __ ] Additional information optional.

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Enter the following. Damn. Okay, we have

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to be careful. We have to actually pay

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attention.

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Um,

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game mode. What?

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What? Restart. No mouse.

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Oh my god. We're playing Flappy Bird. Oh

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my god,

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dude. The music together mixed in with

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the other music is throwing me off. But

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I mean, jumping slime, my bad.

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This is too slow, but it's getting a bit

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quick already, I think.

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Da da da da.

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Do you think there's an achievement for

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getting a certain high score? Oh god,

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it's getting quicker. I'm scared.

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Okay, we're only going to do one try.

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There was another game where there was

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like a fluffy bird thing and holy [ __ ]

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that was so fun.

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Oh, I got an achievement. I did it.

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Yeah, I'm kind of a Flappy Board

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champion. Um, I'm a professional Flappy

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Board esports

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uh esport. Yeah. Person. Yep.

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Yep.

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Sorry guys, this is a game now. I

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apologize. The other game's gone. This

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is what we're doing now. Don't want to

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see it? Just skip ahead, guys.

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Skip a bit forward.

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I can't I I can't even see the number

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top left because I'm so locked in on the

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what's happening here that I don't even

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know what my number is.

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No, no. Oh, that was close.

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Oh, I already got the achievement. So, I

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don't know. I should probably just stop.

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I don't think there's anything else to

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me to get.

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>> Guys, I'm so sorry.

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I'll get to 200 and then I'll stop. Then

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I'll stop if I can. Unless I [ __ ] up.

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All right.

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Sorry guys. Sorry. Restart. No, I'm

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done. I'm done. I'm done.

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Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Oh my god.

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>> Am I hearing footsteps outside? I think

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I am, but I don't care. I'm I have games

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to play.

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Okay. This dangerous over there. Maybe

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here. Here.

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[ __ ]

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Okay, whatever. No more. Okay, let's

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What? What are we supposed to do? And

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we're going to watch the camera. See if

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we see anything.

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Night mode.

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Okay, camera one. Rangers cabin. Looking

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pretty good. I think no anomalies. I

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thought this really anomalies, but

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looking all good. I don't see anything

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suspicious. Cam 2 is fine. Cam 3

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crossroads looks pretty good. I don't

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think we're going to see much on the

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first day. Property entrance all looks

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good and clean. Substation

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pretty good. Substation crossroad all

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clean. Road to waterfront looking pretty

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good. lake. Fantastic.

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Uh, photos

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photo viewer

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one out of six

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30°

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Oh, 10 and then 251. Okay. Well, no,

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it's it's it's okay, right?

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But

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uh where? Okay. Wait. Read me. Right. Uh

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use the cameras application.

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I did that. Weather. Okay. No

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violations. My violation. No violations.

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I hear footsteps. Unauthorized person.

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No, I think it's all good.

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Weather condition.

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Camera status.

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Oh, is is there for Oh,

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uh what's the condition?

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>> Is it cloudy?

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I mean, it's kind of it's like

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evening's kind of starting. It's It's

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not really sunny. It's not really

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cloudy, is it?

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I would say maybe cloudy, but it's also

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sunny because maybe cloudy. Uh no

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violations. functional unear person zero

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signature.

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This is

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>> nice. I'm done. What's in the trash?

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Can't open it.

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All right. Exit.

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Complete sector check. Cameras and

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report.

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Heat up the soup.

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Report sent. Time to eat and hit the

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sack. Oh,

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nice. Okay,

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there we go. Great. Now wait for it to

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warm up a plate. I think there was one

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at the top shelves.

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Yeah, perfect. Oh.

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>> Oh, no. I threw it. Where?

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you there? Am I interrupting official

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state business?

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>> I hear you, Tolia. Just warming up

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yesterday's soup. What's up?

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>> The sunrise out here is deafening

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sometimes.

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It's going to be damn lonely without you

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next season, even itch. Who am I going

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to shoot the breeze with? The new kid.

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He'll probably spend the whole shift

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glued to his handheld. Ah, come on, Toa.

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6 months will fly by before you know it.

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You got a vacation coming soon. To be

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honest, I'm going to miss it, too. You

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get used to the forest and to you, you

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old grump. But I'm getting too old for

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this, Tolia.

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>> From your lips to God's ears. My relief

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arrives in 2 weeks. Hope to hit my cabin

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before the frost sets in. Fix up the

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fence. Listen, Sergey, don't be a

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stranger. Look me up when you're back in

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the city. Fire up the sauna and

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>> Yeah. Hell yeah. That sounds nice. Uh,

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you fend me. A trip to the bath house is

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sacred. I'm holding you to that. Accept

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me some.

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>> Enjoy your meal.

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>> Thank you.

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>> Um, I have a problem though.

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Oh my god.

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Oh, things. Oh, nice. Okay, man.

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Saved. actually saved. Is that tomato

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soup?

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Oh, we slurp in it.

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This was some rich hearty. Oh, borch.

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Now I can finally hit the sack throat.

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Was it Should we not turn off a PC or

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something? Anyway, um time to go to

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sleep.

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2:30 a.m.

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Imagine being asleep at those times.

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Would actually never be me. Come here.

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Damn it. Pick up.

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>> You see what time it is? What the [ __ ]

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Christ. Finally. Even. We've got a

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situation. Every camera in your sector

21:25

just went dark. The power at the

21:26

substation is flatlined. You hear me?

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Zero power.

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>> Maybe a branch fell. Check it in the

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morning.

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>> Fallen branch. Didn't you hear me? The

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alarm was triggered. The lock's been

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ripped off. There's a fire or a short.

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The whole damn forest is going up in

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smoke in your cabin with it. They'll

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bury us alive for this.

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>> Broken into? What do you mean broken

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into? You're breaking up.

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>> Please just go look. The inspector show

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up and see the penalt. We're not just

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fired. We're looking at jail time.

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>> Oh yeah, the signal is [ __ ]

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>> Think about it. The new guy arrives

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tomorrow. What are we going to hand him?

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A pile of ash. Don't leave me dry out

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here. I can see it from the monitor.

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Something's wrong. Just a quick look see

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and get out. Ah,

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>> freaking fine. I'll go have a look.

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Okay, also reminder, uh, this is the

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Wow, that's loud. This is the prologue

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to the game. So, shots.

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So, I guess the

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we're going to be the new reserve

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caretaker after the prologue, and

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something is probably going to happen to

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him now. So, yeah.

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It's very loud. It's very windy.

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Man, what a mess. It looks like a tank

22:48

rolled through here. Not just a gust of

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wind.

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Oh, we're almost there.

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Holy

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blood. Floating blood.

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More blood.

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Can't drive any further. Drive. The

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gates are busted in blood. Holy [ __ ]

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What the hell happened here? Wait, so I

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was actually able to use my car for

23:28

everything? Oh my god. I've been just

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walking around, dude. What the actual

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freak could have done this? I need to

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head back and call for help.

23:37

Who the hell are you? Why'd you kill the

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deer? Huh? Not enough meat for you, you

23:41

prick. Did you have to gut the poor

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thing like that? Drop the shotgun now.

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Being in a reserve with a weapon is

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prison time. You hear me? I'm calling

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deputy. You're leaving here in

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handcuffs. We're so gone.

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Hey, why you quiet? Do you do you even

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understand what I'm saying to you?

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07

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07

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Sergey Ivanovich mysterious story.

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Complete the prologue.

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Unit come in. Everything okay over

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there?

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Nope.

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Nope.

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August 2006.

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One day later, if my life ever had a

24:44

truly dark patch, this was it. My

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marriage was falling apart at the seams.

24:49

My wife was determined to take our son

24:51

and leave because I just couldn't

24:53

provide for the family anymore. I got

24:55

kicked out of yet another job for the

24:58

teenth time. Being at home felt

25:01

sickening, so I rarely saw my son, and

25:03

that hit the hardest. To be honest, I

25:05

tried to fit in at a lot of places. But

25:08

because of my rotten attitude, I never

25:10

stayed long. When my uncle offered me

25:12

the ranger job, he literally said, "You

25:14

won't have anyone to pick fights without

25:16

there, except maybe the bears."

25:19

I thought about it and realized he was

25:21

right. Peace and quiet. Nobody nagging

25:24

me and the pay was well above average. I

25:26

agreed.

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Okay, now to start the actual game.

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Was this the prologue? My ass is

25:34

completely numb by now, but as far as I

25:36

can tell, I'm almost there.

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Okay, nice.

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Uncanny energy. Oh, cheers.

25:48

Okay, sorry.

25:50

Oh my god. Do we get to drive?

25:53

>> Hey nephew, how's it going?

25:55

>> Did you make it or what?

25:57

>> Hey, uncle. I'm just pulling up to the

25:59

sign. Still got about 60 to 70 clicks to

26:01

go.

26:02

>> Nice.

26:03

Listen, there's a spot on the right

26:06

called away from Vice. You got to stop

26:10

there. They serve some killer

26:12

home-cooked food.

26:14

>> All right, I'll swing by. I'm starving.

26:15

>> All right, kid. Keep the rubber side

26:18

down. Drive safe.

26:21

>> Yeah. Reach the diner. Oh my god, I can

26:25

drive. Yeah,

26:32

>> dude. This is a vibe.

26:43

>> Hello. Did you make it?

26:45

>> Well, hello to you, too. Yeah, almost

26:46

there.

26:47

>> All right. Listen, Elia, I can't do this

26:49

anymore. I'm exhausted. And Dimma is

26:52

too.

26:52

>> Natasha, what are you talking about?

26:54

We'll figure everything out. Things are

26:55

going to get better.

26:56

>> There is no normal, Elia. Don't you get

26:59

it? We're always broke. You're always

27:01

gone, wandering god knows where. Your

27:03

son's forgotten what his own father

27:06

looks like. I'm tired, Elia. I think we

27:09

should just get a divorce.

27:11

>> Frank, I already explained it.

27:12

Everything's going to be fine. I'll make

27:14

money. I've changed. Can't you see that?

27:16

I'm done listening to these fairy tales.

27:18

We're moving in with my mom in a couple

27:20

of weeks. When you get back, we'll file

27:22

the papers. That's it. Bye.

27:25

>> Freak.

27:27

>> How can she do this to me? I'm going I'm

27:29

doing all this for us. How to get out of

27:31

here? There you go. What the hell is

27:33

going on here? Maybe I should just screw

27:35

this whole idea. Turn around and head

27:37

the hell back. Definitely not. Hey, man.

27:39

How you doing?

27:43

The air here is completely different.

27:44

Unlike in the city, right? Yeah, it's

27:46

amazing. Can't get enough of it.

27:49

>> Tourist, where are you heading?

27:50

>> My girl and I are celebrating our

27:52

oneyear anniversary.

27:53

>> Oh, congrats.

27:54

>> Decided to get away from civilization.

27:56

Just spent some time together. Heading

27:59

to Dead Lake, then Katy and down into

28:02

the valley.

28:03

>> Gotcha. Don't even know where that is.

28:05

>> Her dad suggested it. Said it's a killer

28:07

spot. She's actually on the phone with

28:09

him right now getting the instructions.

28:13

>> Safe travels.

28:17

Hello, sir.

28:18

>> Good day,

28:19

>> dude. I love how everybody's voice

28:20

acted, though. Even like the random

28:21

people here on the road. And to you, did

28:23

you arrive here on a bike?

28:25

>> Yeah, I'm from the neighboring village

28:26

trying to get some nice exercise in

28:28

while the weather's nice, so to speak.

28:30

Fresh air walks. I drank for half me

28:32

life. Then the doctor said, "Keep it up

28:34

and you'll kick the bucket in a ditch."

28:36

So, I calm down. Got my act together.

28:39

Where are you heading? Tourist.

28:40

>> All right.

28:42

Uh, heading to work at the reserve. got

28:44

a job as a ranger.

28:45

>> The reserve heard of it.

28:46

>> A neighbor of ours disappeared out that

28:48

way. Went berry picking and vanished

28:50

into thin air. Almost a month now.

28:52

>> Nice.

28:52

>> Not a word. Probably got mauled by some

28:54

beast. Those are nasty parts.

28:57

>> All right, Deathly.

28:58

>> Take care and keep your eyes peeled out

29:00

there.

29:01

>> Yep. Thank you.

29:03

When it's your girlfriend, I guess

29:05

costing a fortune.

29:07

Love you. Tell mom hi. Uh-huh. Yeah. We

29:12

passed it.

29:13

>> Yeah. Yeah, we passed it already.

29:16

Everything's fine, Dad. Don't worry.

29:19

Tosha is a good driver. Really?

29:22

>> Right. Take a right from there. Got it.

29:27

>> Uh-huh.

29:28

>> Hi.

29:28

>> I understand.

29:30

>> All right. Take care. All right. Let's

29:32

just keep going.

29:35

Let's go

29:39

later.

29:47

We can turn the radio on off, right? Oh,

29:50

what a nice drive.

29:56

Holy [ __ ] Banger tunes. What's here?

30:01

Hold up. Hold up.

30:08

Hey,

30:11

how's it going?

30:14

Hello.

30:16

Do you have eyes? Yeah. Okay. All right.

30:20

Take care. Oh, sorry. Wrong side.

30:26

>> Later.

30:30

All right.

30:36

Oh [ __ ] Oh damn skirt.

30:47

>> Spotted the Dynamo was talking about

30:48

looks decent enough. Even has some

30:50

people inside.

30:56

Hold up. Yep.

31:00

There we Yeah.

31:05

Perfect. Um T and get out of here.

31:11

Perfect.

31:13

Wow, that's pretty good.

31:16

That's pretty good.

31:19

Hi.

31:20

>> I'm [ __ ] sick of everything for real.

31:22

We're taking on everything for real on

31:24

God. No cap.

31:25

>> Equipment, electrical, plumbing. The

31:27

cash is rolling in, sure, but there's no

31:29

life. Work isn't a dick. It'll stand and

31:32

keep standing, but your youth will [ __ ]

31:34

off before you know it.

31:35

>> Yeah,

31:35

>> sa. I told you hund times. We need to

31:38

expand.

31:39

>> What's he doing?

31:40

>> Most of the work needs to be delated.

31:43

Get it? We should just be raking in the

31:45

cash and dealing with paperwork. What

31:47

the [ __ ] are you talking about? Degrade?

31:50

Oh, [ __ ] Sia, you're such a dunce. It

31:53

means shifting responsibilities to

31:55

others. You hire some guys and you just

31:58

count the money. It's slick for real.

32:01

>> Yeah. Yeah. Hire a pro and wait for the

32:03

[ __ ] to hit the fan. I don't give a [ __ ]

32:05

about those hassles. I was fixing a line

32:07

in the reserve yesterday. Did it all

32:08

myself with these two hands. And I

32:11

didn't [ __ ] myself. We need to close the

32:13

project in the village. But with your

32:15

all myself act, you'll be digging around

32:17

there for another week. Come on, finish.

32:20

>> Take care, sir. Have a good one.

32:21

>> Let's go.

32:24

>> Chilling. Dude, I love how there's like

32:26

so many Dude, I love how much effort

32:28

they put into this game. Like every

32:30

single character so far is voice acted.

32:33

There's so many like attention cute

32:35

little attention to detail. Like this

32:36

guy just coming out and looking and it's

32:38

very like just lively and I don't know.

32:40

It's really cool. It's really cool. I

32:41

like it a lot. Grab a tray, utensil

32:44

plates, and serve the food. Oh.

32:54

Uh, issue on forced disappearance is an

32:57

issue of the local newspaper. The front

32:59

page features a chilling headline uh and

33:02

a grim look on the face of a local

33:04

prosecutor Vulov.

33:08

>> No, you get it right. I hit him with a

33:11

right and the [ __ ] goes to the cops.

33:14

>> You're kidding. What an idiot. You can

33:16

tell right away he can't stand up for

33:18

himself. Not like you.

33:21

>> Well, no, baby. Don't think that. I

33:24

actually have a business and I'm a

33:26

decent guy. I've got a jeep and a place

33:29

in Moscow. I'm just a truck driver for

33:33

the soul.

33:34

>> Whoa. What kind of business do you have?

33:37

Probably something big, right?

33:39

International shipping.

33:41

>> Anyway, I love restaurants. In Moscow,

33:44

for example, only

33:45

>> she looking for like a sugar daddy. This

33:46

is kind of weird.

33:48

>> I'm getting kind of weird energy here.

33:49

>> You're a joker, Vermachelli. Did you say

33:52

that on purpose? Yeah. To check if I

33:54

know what it is or not?

33:56

>> Yeah. Uh-huh.

34:01

>> Yeah, I get it. Why clutter your head

34:03

with nonsense when you have so much

34:05

responsibility? A real man should be

34:07

getting things done, not

34:09

>> the real man.

34:11

>> Yeah. Uh-huh.

34:19

Okay.

34:23

All right. Very nice. Okay. Let's grab

34:25

our stuff. This is so dude. I don't

34:27

know. So that we can uh This kind of

34:30

stuff gives us goosebumps. Where on

34:32

earth were the authorities looking?

34:35

Newspaper. After 14 years, law

34:36

enforcement authorities have officially

34:37

closed the criminal case regarding a

34:39

series of disappearances in a small

34:41

provincial town. The tragedy that

34:42

occurred in October 1992 was long

34:44

considered a cold case due to the chaos

34:46

of those years and the death of the

34:48

prime suspect during arrest. Uh today,

34:50

experts finally confirmed the killer was

34:52

not a traveling predator, but a local

34:54

resident who enjoyed the absolute trust

34:55

of his neighbors for years. The

34:57

perpetrator's identity was hidden behind

34:59

a mask of respectability, and a social

35:01

standing literally allowed him to patrol

35:03

his own crime scenes. He was one of us,

35:05

always in plain sight. The prosecutor's

35:07

office commented grimly. The most

35:09

terrifying part isn't what he did, but

35:11

how long he went unpunished, hiding

35:13

right under everyone's noses. Many

35:15

details of the case remain classified to

35:17

this day due to their extreme brutality.

35:19

In 2006, the plot of land where his

35:21

cottage once stood remains vacant. Local

35:24

residents claim that strange items are

35:26

still being found in the woods near the

35:28

village. This horrific story is a

35:30

eternal reminder that the most

35:31

terrifying monster can be smiling at you

35:34

from the next apartment door.

35:37

Oh, fair enough, honestly.

35:40

Okay. Oh my god. Let's get some uh nice

35:43

Oh my god, I'm so excited. What are we

35:45

going to get? What are we going to take?

35:49

Can I choose?

35:51

Oh my god, I can. I don't know what I

35:53

took, but I'm excited. Uh,

35:56

it's all meat.

35:59

some mashed potatoes. And let's get

36:02

Yeah. Get some meat going.

36:06

Dude, this is so cute. I love how much

36:08

effort they put into this.

36:10

Oh, case juice. Oh, energy drink.

36:16

I have to go. I guess I have to go in.

36:17

Oh, can I not? Oh, case juice. Yeah,

36:19

never mind. Pay for the food. Hi.

36:24

All right. Soup, mashed potatoes, the

36:27

main dish, and a drink. Anything else?

36:31

>> Uh, no thanks.

36:31

>> Eating in or you want it to go?

36:34

>> Uh, I'll eat here. Thank you.

36:35

>> Okay, that'll be 110 rubles. Exact

36:38

change if you can.

36:40

>> Enjoy your meal. Come back and see us

36:41

again.

36:42

>> Thank you. My bad. We're going to eat,

36:48

sir. Excuse me.

36:51

Nice. Okay.

36:56

Hey, salute. Are you um Dude, are you

36:59

busy? I'm so sorry to bother you.

37:03

>> I just wanted to fill my stomach and hit

37:04

the road.

37:05

>> Fair enough, man. I didn't want to

37:07

distract you. Honestly, it's just I have

37:09

a couple questions. Um you wouldn't

37:11

happen to know how to get to the village

37:13

of Bal. The GPS doesn't work here at

37:16

all. It's like a total ghost town.

37:18

Seriously.

37:19

>> Uh brother, I'm new here myself. You a

37:22

foreigner?

37:23

>> Yeah, you're right. I'm not Russian. Uh,

37:25

my name is Zultan. I'm a journalist of

37:27

sorts writing for an independent

37:29

publisher. I have this column, uncanny

37:32

stories. I hunt for strange places, you

37:36

know.

37:36

>> Can you tell them stuff and weird

37:39

disappearances?

37:42

>> It's my passion, dude. I love that.

37:45

>> I also love the creepy stuff. Writing

37:46

about our roads. That's where the real

37:48

uncanny is.

37:50

>> No way, mate. Your roads are very

37:54

extreme, that's for sure. Real survival

37:57

horror,

37:59

>> but I came here for something even

38:02

crazier.

38:04

I'm looking for the Elmiss.

38:06

>> That's what the lady said. Almost. Who's

38:08

that?

38:09

>> Well, it's like a local yeti, but in a

38:12

Russian setting, they say he lives

38:14

somewhere around these forests. People

38:17

go missing and

38:19

they just vanish without a trace. It's

38:22

so creepy, right?

38:24

>> Be careful. It's not you're up here.

38:26

>> Yeah. Yeah. I'm I'm sorry. I won't keep

38:29

you. Thanks for answering. You're very

38:32

chill. Much calmer than the others I've

38:34

met here. Um, good luck to you, dude.

38:37

>> Thanks. See you. Can I What a weirdo.

38:40

I'm a Yeti, man. What a load of complete

38:41

[ __ ] I don't know. I don't know if

38:43

it's really complete [ __ ] Oh, let's

38:45

let's dig in.

38:56

M. That was Oh, wait. Okay. Get the Get

38:58

the case juice.

39:01

Delicious. And now the soup. I feel like

39:03

I would probably eat the soup before the

39:04

other things, but it's okay. It's okay.

39:11

Damn. We're already slurping up that

39:12

soup, huh? All right. Time to keep

39:14

moving. Not much further left. All

39:16

right, time to get out of here. Should I

39:19

Hello. Can I not bring my plate back,

39:23

dude? I don't know. I hate that, dude.

39:27

His face is literally in the table.

39:30

Bye. Uh, thanks for the meal. Thank

39:40

>> Hey, man. Hold up a sec. My head is God.

39:44

It feels like it's made of lead. [ __ ]

39:48

You just drove past the welcome sign,

39:51

didn't you?

39:53

>> Yeah, I did. What do you need?

39:54

>> Listen, brother. Help me out here. My

39:57

buddies and I, we we had a few welcome

40:02

drinks last night. You know, kept it

40:04

classy. And I I think I lost my mobile

40:08

out there.

40:08

>> My mobile?

40:09

>> It's an expensive one, man. The latest

40:12

model. I tore this diner apart looking

40:15

for it. Nowhere. I must have left it on

40:19

the bench by the side.

40:21

>> And what do you want from me? Go get it

40:23

yourself.

40:24

>> Man, I can't even look at the steering

40:27

wheel. I'll buff at the first turn.

40:29

Could you just swing by?

40:33

>> It's like 5 minutes. I'll make it worth

40:36

your while. I I'll cover your gas. I

40:38

swear in my life.

40:40

>> All right. Better safe than sorry.

40:42

>> You're a lifesaver. I won't forget it,

40:44

brother. I'll be right here waiting.

40:48

>> All right. Optional. Find the phone.

40:56

Okay. Well, we're going to go drive to

40:58

find this man's phone.

41:01

Crazy side quest. Crazy side quest.

41:03

We're driving all the way back to get

41:05

this random.

41:06

>> So, fill your belly. How was it?

41:10

Uh yeah, I took your advice and stopped

41:12

it to join. You were invite. They cook

41:14

with heart.

41:14

>> Hey, watch it. Don't go cool in a decent

41:17

place. Enjoy it.

41:20

>> Listen, I forgot to mention something.

41:23

Go straight to the admin office. Leave

41:26

your car in the lot and pick up the

41:29

Bhanka's company van, a radio, and the

41:32

cabin keys.

41:34

>> Van radio and cabin keys. Got it.

41:36

>> Don't mention it. And look here. Don't

41:39

mess this up. You're already losing

41:42

Natasha with that don't give a damn

41:45

attitude of yours.

41:47

>> Just don't blow this job, too. You hear

41:50

me?

41:51

>> Yeah, that's it. I'm got to go. Catch

41:53

you later.

42:01

Oh, thank [ __ ] Oh my god. I thought I

42:02

was Oh my god. I was Okay, let's just

42:04

park on the middle of the road. Perfect.

42:06

Let's look for this.

42:09

Uh on a bench here. Oh, I hear it.

42:25

Can I go up here, dude?

42:30

Oh, got it. All right, I got the phone.

42:34

Very nice little side quest. Dude, this

42:38

is so cute. You can even do like little

42:39

side quests in this game. This This game

42:40

is nice, dude. I They put so much effort

42:44

into this game. Like, actually,

42:47

skirt

42:49

skirt.

42:52

>> Also, banger music and copyright free

42:54

apparently. The music's made for the

42:56

game, I think. So, pretty pretty damn

42:59

cool. Lots of voice acting. This is

43:00

really nice.

43:10

Okay, the music's a bit.

43:27

>> I'm back, skirt. All right, there you

43:31

go. I got your phone, sir.

43:34

Well, did you find it?

43:36

>> Yep.

43:36

>> Oh, my baby. She's alive.

43:39

>> Oh, dear man. Seriously, you saved my

43:42

life.

43:43

>> My wife would have ground me into dust.

43:46

My whole client base is on here. I would

43:49

have been out of a job.

43:50

>> Are you going to pay for the gas? We had

43:51

deal.

43:52

>> Yeah. Yeah, of course. No question. Uh,

43:54

here. Take this. Keep the change. Yeah.

43:58

Good luck on the road. Keep the shiny

44:00

side up.

44:01

>> Thanks.

44:04

Take care. Help the guy achieve it.

44:06

Let's go. Oh, this is also cute to the

44:08

details. Like those guys already left

44:10

now and everything is so cute. Very,

44:12

very detailed game. I like it.

44:17

Bye, sir. All right, let's get to our

44:19

job. I feel like we've been on side

44:20

quests and all of the quests all day

44:22

long,

44:25

but now it's time. It's time to finally

44:27

get to our work. Oh,

44:30

3 hours later. State Nature Reserve

44:32

Territory.

44:40

>> Uh, comes check. This is Ilia, the new

44:43

guy. I'm at the entrance to your cab.

44:45

>> You, Ilia. You finally made it. The

44:46

fog's thick as pea soup today for sure.

44:48

Name's Toya, but everyone calls me

44:50

Mikich.

44:51

>> Uh, nice to meet you. Where where to

44:53

now? To the cabin.

44:54

>> [ __ ] to the lake. Don't be stupid. Turn

44:56

right at the fork. You can't miss it.

44:58

You got the key. Go in and get settled.

45:00

Like the stove, you'll freeze otherwise.

45:02

That's it, kid. Be on the radio tomorrow

45:05

at 8. We'll discuss tasks.

45:06

>> Got it. See you tomorrow. Over and out.

45:09

Drive to the cabin.

45:13

That's very dark.

45:16

Nice headlights. Perfect.

45:22

Could I have driven in the prologue? It

45:24

feels sort of creepy out here, but at

45:26

the same time, incredibly peaceful. I

45:28

wonder if I could have driven in the

45:29

prologue and I would have gotten

45:30

everywhere so much faster and I'm just

45:32

just walking there. I don't know, man.

45:39

All right.

45:41

Box cut up. The sandboard is knocked

45:43

over. Was there a hurricane? Oh, it was

45:45

knocked over. I didn't even see that.

45:53

Here we are.

45:56

And it's isn't it just one day later

45:57

after the thing happened with the other

45:59

one? Here it is. My home for the next 6

46:01

months.

46:04

Okay.

46:11

Oh, hold E to unlock.

46:17

Gather firewood and light the stove.

46:19

Okay. Fire's probably

46:23

Oh, right here.

46:28

Very nice. Grab your things from the

46:30

car.

46:34

Get jump scared by an old lady.

46:43

Yep. Okay. It's probably in the trunk,

46:46

honestly.

46:55

Huh? Oh, put the bag on the table. So

46:58

dark.

47:01

Oh, there you go. Uh, turn on some

47:03

lights, maybe. There we go. Jesus.

47:07

Uh, check the computer. Okay, close the

47:08

door.

47:12

Uh, sector a password. Wow, what a

47:14

profile picture. It's so nice.

47:16

Nut.

47:20

H these

47:26

um Oh. Oh, 888

47:31

84.

47:35

Oh

47:37

8884

47:39

666 as well.

47:42

Yeah.

47:46

Okay. Hey, state need to reserve camera

47:47

maintenance attractions. Following

47:49

yesterday's stool, cameras may operate

47:51

unstably.

47:52

Upon detecting signal loss or

47:54

interference within the camera

47:55

application, immediately switch to the

47:56

cam repair application. In the left

47:59

panel titled camera list, select the

48:01

device marked with a red indicator.

48:04

If the indicator flashes, it signals a

48:06

critical hardware malfunction. To access

48:09

advanced system settings, enter the

48:11

digital error code. The code is

48:14

generated automatically and broadcasted

48:16

on the primary surveillance monitor over

48:18

the static noise of the malfunctioning

48:20

camera.

48:22

Uh, okay. After entering the code, press

48:25

and hold the hole due to repair button.

48:27

Carefully monitor the progress bar fill

48:29

within the progress field. Voltage

48:31

spikes in the circuit are inevitable

48:33

during the repair process. If service

48:35

symbols appear in the combination

48:38

window, immediately confirm them by

48:39

pressing the corresponding keys on your

48:41

keyboard. Um, I guess we are. Are we

48:45

going to check the cameras? Error code

48:47

94

48:49

094. Okay. 9494.

48:53

Cam pair.

48:55

Um

48:59

9494.

49:03

Ah, perfect. Hold to repair.

49:14

Wow.

49:16

Very cool. Sweet. Okay. Substation.

49:23

Uh, night mode.

49:28

Substation

49:30

20601.

49:33

2060 110. 2060 110.

49:38

Hold to repair. Okay, this is so much

49:40

easier than I don't know. The

49:42

description seemed so complicated and

49:44

now it's actually quite easy.

49:46

Thankfully. Thankfully.

49:49

D.

49:51

Okay. And the camera on the lake.

49:55

Uh 020 45. 020 45.

50:04

G

50:07

Z.

50:11

Oh, what is it? Because I have a German

50:13

keyboard. I pressed Z, but maybe the

50:15

game thought it was Y.

50:18

Got it. Okay, noted. Noted. I will press

50:21

Y if it's

50:23

got it.

50:28

X again. Perfect. And all cameras are

50:32

fine. Perfect. Oh, jumping slime again.

50:34

No, Geod Detective.

50:38

No, no, no. I'm just going to embarrass

50:40

myself with that one. Go to sleep.

50:44

It's been exhausting. Time to get some

50:45

rest. Yeah, let's go. Let's do it.

50:49

The next day, 8:00 a.m.

50:58

Oh,

50:58

>> copy, newbie. How are you holding up?

51:01

Sleep okay in your new spot.

51:03

>> Morning. Uh, could be better, could be

51:05

worse. What's the plan for today?

51:07

>> Listen, here's the deal. Head out to the

51:09

lake and check the road. We had such a

51:11

storm pass through the day before

51:12

yesterday. Not sure if everything held

51:14

up. The guys supposedly cleared it, but

51:17

you never know.

51:18

>> Copy that. Heading out now. The trees

51:19

there are cut down. Uh, was that the

51:21

storm, too?

51:22

>> Uh, yeah. The day before you got here,

51:25

it was a storm. A nasty one. Listen,

51:28

really bad. Yeah,

51:30

>> the force still hasn't recovered.

51:32

>> Got it. All right, I'm rolling. Thanks.

51:34

Talk soon. Optional. Refill. Refill the

51:36

car. Optional. Why do I said optional?

51:40

Okay, but I think let's see if we can

51:42

drive there. I could have probably

51:44

driven last time as well.

51:50

G2 throw.

51:55

Oh my god, I could have driven there. I

51:56

was walking everything, dude.

52:00

Oh no.

52:08

Yeah, this speeds it up a bit.

52:11

Oh yeah, this is broken over there.

52:14

Skirt.

52:27

Yeah, that makes it so much easier. I

52:28

feel kind of stupid now for Oh,

52:33

>> [ __ ] huge log, but whatever. Good

52:35

thing I aced gym class back in school.

52:39

Oh, I didn't.

52:46

Wow, we're so strong.

52:51

Damn.

52:57

All right. Uh, we can park the car here.

53:00

All right. Let's go to the lake.

53:13

Toya, come in. Road before the lake was

53:15

blocked. Cleared it. It's quiet at the

53:16

lake itself, but the boat got washed up

53:18

on the shore and a couple of fish are

53:20

lying on the sand dead. It seems kind of

53:21

weird.

53:23

>> That's interesting, Newbie. Actually,

53:25

the guys cleaned everything up yesterday

53:27

afternoon. The road was clear and they

53:29

tied the boat down tight.

53:31

>> Yeah, it really is.

53:33

>> If you're up for it, cruise around the

53:35

area, see what's what. Maybe you'll find

53:37

something else. If not, just head back

53:39

to the cabin and rest until evening.

53:41

Over.

53:41

>> All right.

53:43

Optional. Look around. I'm going to look

53:45

around. I like that it uh puts it or

53:49

like there's still a marker up there and

53:50

we don't have to figure out everything

53:51

ourselves and we can probably probably

53:54

difficult to find.

54:10

Now we can park here.

54:13

We got to go. Oh, no. We kind of got to

54:15

go that way anyway.

54:17

Oh, but I don't think there's a way

54:19

here. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, this was where the

54:21

other uh thing was where there was uh

54:23

some fabric on the tree.

54:30

Listen, I'm looking around here. What's

54:31

on the other side?

54:32

>> That's a different sector than my shack.

54:34

You watch over sector A. I've got sector

54:36

B. Get it?

54:37

>> Got it. Well, it's beautiful here. Can't

54:39

argue with that.

54:40

>> Anything else, sir? Is that it?

54:42

>> Nope. Oh, that's it. Okay. Off to look

54:44

around. Perfect. Perfect. Perfect.

54:51

Need to head home. But first, we're

54:53

going to keep looking around.

54:56

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

55:08

Oh, great. Absolutely fantastic.

55:11

Hold up.

55:14

Hold up. Good thing I aced the gym

55:16

class.

55:19

Perfect.

55:32

All right.

55:40

Uh, there's a bucket of rotten stuff

55:41

here. Book of what? Fish. Well, I'll be

55:44

damned. I don't give a damn about it.

55:47

Either some jokers are messing around or

55:49

Altonai is bringing her offerings.

55:52

>> Altonne? Who's that?

55:54

>> Man, if I only knew for sure. Local

55:56

drunk wanders around, tells these crazy

55:59

stories. Nut job in a word.

56:02

>> You guys have a blast here. I'll give

56:03

you that. All right, over.

56:05

Sweet. All right, let's head home.

56:09

The nut job. Do I mean the old woman?

56:12

Because she's crazy. She But I mean,

56:14

maybe honestly, maybe she's not so crazy

56:16

after all because the guy at the

56:21

at the diner,

56:23

he also said something about the thing,

56:28

Almir,

56:29

something like that.

56:47

Just keep driving. Just keep driving.

57:03

>> And here we are. Yay.

57:09

Perfect.

57:13

Very nice. Very nice.

57:16

Evening of the same day.

57:20

Two more trail cams, then I'm heading

57:22

home.

57:24

Check the trail cams. Uh-oh.

57:28

Oh, something scary is going to happen.

57:30

I know it.

57:44

I'm

57:44

>> scared.

57:46

Just me, my car, and my music. My vibe

57:49

music.

57:54

Leave my car on. Some light.

58:02

Check the trail cams. One of two

58:16

uh skirt. There we go. Perfect.

58:30

Hey, we're almost there.

58:33

Dude, this is so spooky, man.

58:37

In the middle of the night,

58:44

right there. Okay.

58:55

Head home.

58:57

Doy doy.

59:02

Scary

59:11

>> thunder lightning.

59:19

It's a bit very dark.

59:23

We're almost home. I see a light. It's

59:25

probably home. Skirt.

59:27

Skirt.

59:30

The actual hell. Well, I could have

59:31

sworn I turned off the lights. Yeah,

59:33

same dude. Uh-oh. My god. Where's the

59:36

old lady?

59:41

Find out what happened in the cabin.

59:43

Optional. Oh, optional. Take the axe for

59:46

self-defense.

60:02

Come in. Someone broke into my place.

60:04

>> I'll be damned. What happened, newbie?

60:06

>> There are tracks here and an empty

60:08

fridge.

60:09

>> You've been tearing through the forest

60:10

all day. You're barely keeping your eyes

60:13

open. You're just imagining things. You

60:15

probably shoved the food somewhere

60:16

yourself and now you're panicking.

60:18

>> What the hell? I'm telling you, someone

60:20

was in my house.

60:21

>> Cut the panic. Lock yourself in and sit

60:24

tight. We'll talk tomorrow.

60:27

>> A lot of help. He was old bastard.

60:31

Dude, what do you mean? Nah, man. He's

60:34

kind No. Okay, he's kind of sus now.

60:36

Kind of sus. All right, time to clean.

60:38

Clean.

60:39

Oh, yeah. That's definitely how you

60:40

clean. You just smack it on the on the

60:43

floor.

60:51

Why is it kind of a bop?

60:59

Uh, is that all? Gather the firewood and

61:01

light the stove. Got it.

61:05

I knew I knew. I knew someone was going

61:08

to run at me or jump scare me like like

61:10

it did happen at the diner earlier. I

61:12

knew it. I knew it. Well, hello there,

61:18

watcher.

61:19

>> Holy [ __ ] You old bat. What the hell

61:21

were you doing in my cabin? Food,

61:24

life,

61:26

it's all the same. They found a

61:29

replacement for a one in fest. The

61:32

forest,

61:33

it's alive.

61:36

It doesn't take on little strangers.

61:40

Those who don't know their place, it

61:43

fills

61:45

their mouth with the dirt soon enough.

61:48

>> Why so quiet?

61:49

>> You should live, boy.

61:52

While the trail Beck is still visible.

61:57

>> Uh, who are you anyway?

62:03

>> He needs to be fed.

62:06

He needs to be a piece.

62:10

Consider your supplies

62:13

and offering to the maze. Maybe he won't

62:16

touch you tonight because of it. Or

62:20

maybe even that won't help.

62:22

>> It better help. Uh, you're a psycho and

62:24

you belong in a mental ward.

62:30

>> Listen to me, boy.

62:31

>> I'm listening.

62:31

>> And mock my words. The forest doesn't

62:36

forgive mistakes

62:38

or they'll find a replacement for you,

62:41

too, before you even have a chance to

62:45

look back.

62:48

Take care.

62:51

All right. Anyway,

62:54

uh there was an old woman here babbling

62:55

nonsense about some Almas. Who's that?

62:57

>> Oh, the old lady. That's all tonight.

62:59

You can just ignore her. We've been used

63:01

to it for a long time. She lost her mind

63:03

about 20 years ago. Since then, she's

63:05

been convinced that someone lives in the

63:07

woods. That same mom miss. Just a local

63:09

legend. Don't let it get to you.

63:11

>> Do I have to expect her every day now?

63:13

>> Come on, Ilia. Don't overthink it. She's

63:16

harmless. Just a bit eccentric.

63:19

>> Don't stress over little things. Just

63:20

get some rest.

63:21

>> All right, got it. It's just a little

63:22

bit weird, you know. I complete sector

63:25

check cameras and reports.

63:30

Okay. Uh,

63:34

well, she's going to waddle away, right?

63:36

Do I have to report her? Probably not.

63:38

Okay. Rers's cabin looks fine.

63:42

That looks fine.

63:45

Looks good.

63:47

Very nice.

63:49

Oh.

63:51

Uh, canair. Uh, okay. Cam 5 substation

63:56

01098.

64:00

01098.

64:07

Yeah, I actually have to press Y on my

64:09

keyboard for it to be recognized as it

64:12

crazy.

64:13

W

64:16

T.

64:18

Nice.

64:22

You're all good.

64:25

Fantastic.

64:27

Very nice.

64:30

Beautiful.

64:33

Oh, knife. Okay. Um,

64:37

photos.

64:39

Oh, wait. It's like 2 days later. Okay.

64:41

Very nice.

64:43

Um um

64:46

reports

64:49

uh stormy.

64:52

It's definitely stormy. Uh

64:56

I mean there was like a minor violation

64:58

though. Like when we arrived there was

65:00

like one bent like the notice board was

65:03

like kind of cooked but I don't know if

65:04

it was in the cameras but I don't think

65:05

it really matters. Camera studs. I mean

65:08

we repaired them now so they're

65:09

functional now. No.

65:12

I mean, there was one person on there,

65:14

so it doesn't really matter. Zubla,

65:18

I don't think this really matters too

65:19

much anyway.

65:22

Go to sleep. Perfect. Good night.

65:26

Good night. Night night.

65:30

It's been almost a week since I started

65:32

my new job. Everything is quiet. I'm

65:35

actually liking it. They installed new

65:37

cameras the other day. Now there are

65:39

barely any blind spots left. The

65:41

aftermath of the storm has finally been

65:43

cleared up, too. I can't stop thinking

65:46

about my son and Natasha. You can't just

65:48

cross out 10 years of marriage. Aside

65:51

from that crazy old lady, everything's

65:54

been normal. But as they say, the night

65:56

is still young.

65:58

Oh, I bet the night's still young.

66:00

Something's going to happen. Man, I brew

66:02

some seriously strong coffee. Oh [ __ ]

66:04

we're going to [ __ ] our pines. Oh no.

66:07

Time to head home, wrap up work, and

66:09

crash. Didn't get a damn bit of sleep.

66:24

Oh, it's so nice here, though.

66:26

I'm not going to throw it into the woods

66:28

here.

66:31

My mug.

66:37

Sarah.

66:39

>> Sarah. Oscar. Ilia, where are you right

66:43

now?

66:43

>> I drinking coffee and walking around.

66:44

Are you drinking again?

66:46

>> No way. Just nerves, kid. Nerves. Don't

66:50

wander in the forest for too long. Wrap

66:51

it up by evening. The air in the forest

66:53

right now. It's not good. It's heavy.

66:57

>> Except the same thing about the storm

66:58

yesterday. Listen, has anyone actually

67:00

seen the

67:01

>> seen it? And thank God for that. I said

67:03

wrap it up. So, wrap it up. Over and

67:05

out. Sure thing, Tolia. Over. Is it

67:08

really going to believe in me in my old

67:10

age? All alone, drinking myself to death

67:12

in the woods of out of pure boredom.

67:14

Could have gave Natasha a call one of

67:16

those days. Acted like a real dick

67:17

before I left.

67:20

Well,

67:23

all right.

67:24

Uh 0884.

67:27

8884. Okay.

67:30

0884

67:32

666.

67:38

Okay, cameras. Camera one. All good.

67:42

Camera two. Wonderful. Three. Perfect.

67:46

Cam four. We got one person on camera.

67:48

We got one person. Oh, wow. That's a

67:51

long code. 85 85 36 782.

67:59

Oh, I could just do it like that.

68:02

85 36 782.

68:08

Hold the repair. Nice.

68:21

Very nice. Okay.

68:24

Um.

68:28

Mhm. Mhm.

68:31

So, we only saw the guy uh the guys

68:34

walking around here who was like looking

68:35

for creepy stories like the uncanny

68:37

stories or whatever he said.

68:41

Other than that, everything

68:47

I think everything's fine except this

68:48

one guy there. Okay, report.

68:51

Uh it's sunny. I think no violations.

68:54

Camera set is functional now, I guess.

68:56

Uh, one and zoo snail.

69:02

Cool. Perfect.

69:09

Drive away the trespasser.

69:11

Okay. Drive away.

69:14

Pick him up with my car and get him out

69:15

of here, I guess.

69:19

Let's go.

69:21

Drive away. The trespasser.

69:25

Probably is some weird story to tell.

69:28

Are we going to investigate with him

69:29

together? Oh, probably not. Oh [ __ ] I'm

69:32

stuck on the fence. Oh, my bad. My bad,

69:35

chief.

69:46

I think this the wrong way.

70:02

My bad.

70:12

And crash the [ __ ] out. Oh no, I didn't

70:14

mean to turn the car like that. Oh my

70:16

god.

70:24

This way.

70:31

There you go. This way. Yeah. Perfect.

70:37

All right. Should I run him over?

70:42

Didn't work.

70:45

Hey, man.

70:46

>> Oh, hey. We met at the diner about a

70:49

week ago, right?

70:50

>> Yeah, we did.

70:51

>> Small world, huh?

70:52

>> Why is this face? H this is private

70:55

property. You get lost.

70:56

>> Oh, take it easy, man. You're just like

70:59

you were at the diner. Always so gloomy.

71:02

I'm a journalist, remember? Just

71:04

gathering material for my uncanny

71:06

stories. Colin, I check the map and this

71:09

is like the perfect spot to catch the

71:12

illness on film. I swear he's somewhere

71:14

around here. Are you seriously looking

71:16

for a yeti? I said get lost.

71:19

>> Hey. Okay, don't get mad. I'll just snap

71:21

a few shots and head out. Thank you.

71:23

>> It's so cinematic, don't you think? The

71:26

whole aesthetic. I love it.

71:28

>> Screw the aesthetic. Get the hell out of

71:30

here.

71:30

>> All right. All right, tough guy. You

71:32

convince me. See you around. Maybe if

71:35

I'm lucky, we'll cross paths again when

71:37

I finally catch my beast on lands.

71:39

>> All right. I'll make sure you leave.

71:54

Okay, perfect.

72:10

Dude, the music's a vibe. This game is a

72:12

vibe. I like it.

72:40

Damn. Do we took Did we take the long

72:42

road?

72:48

Almost there. Almost there.

72:53

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Perfect.

72:56

Oh. Oh my bad. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.

72:59

Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.

73:01

Uh, skirt. Perfect. There we are. Should

73:06

I refill my car again? Nope, I can't.

73:08

Okie dokie.

73:10

Night night. Good night. Night night.

73:15

Oh, we also have a little picture on the

73:17

uh side table. A couple more days

73:19

passed. After the encounter with that

73:22

crazy old lady and that curious

73:24

foreigner, everything seemed to quiet

73:26

down. Mik College and I started getting

73:29

along a bit, but I couldn't shake the

73:31

feeling that the old man was hiding

73:33

something. Every single forget it or

73:36

stay out of it from him only added fuel

73:38

to the fire. And as it turned out, my

73:40

gut didn't lie.

73:45

Well, after having breakfast like that,

73:47

time to get some work done. Okay.

73:51

Uh, what are we going to be doing today?

73:56

Investigate who is honking. Someone's

73:57

honking. Who the hell uh would show up

74:00

in a wasteland like this?

74:05

Oh, my bad.

74:09

All right, let's go. I'm missing the

74:12

pumpkin.

74:20

This way.

74:23

Perfect.

74:34

Hi.

74:42

>> Were you?

74:44

>> Hi.

74:44

>> Good morning. You're the new watcher,

74:46

Ilia, if I'm not mistaken. Uh, depends

74:49

on who's asking.

74:50

>> Leon Kativich welcome from the regional

74:52

prosecutor's office.

74:54

>> I've been assigned to clear up the cold

74:56

cases in this district. You know, over

74:59

the last 5 years, a suspiciously high

75:02

number of people have just vanished

75:04

around here.

75:05

>> Yeah, I've heard about it. Well, the

75:06

forest is big. Things happen. Uh, Michel

75:10

says there are wild animals everywhere.

75:12

>> Says a lot of things.

75:13

>> Halich, sorry. But I'm more interested

75:14

than the previous watcher.

75:16

>> Sergey Vanovich Kalashnikov.

75:19

>> You found it. She went to vacation,

75:20

didn't he?

75:21

>> That's the thing. His request for leave

75:23

is on file, but nobody's actually seen

75:26

Kalashnikov in the city.

75:28

>> Oh, wait. They're covering up that he

75:29

died here.

75:30

>> Not with his relatives. You follow

75:32

Amelia?

75:33

>> Uh-huh. I am.

75:34

>> An experienced woodsman who worked here

75:36

for 20 years just dissolved into thin

75:40

air. Are you trying to say that he's not

75:43

on vacation?

75:44

>> Kind mentor Mihalage is having trouble

75:46

keeping his story straight.

75:49

>> The official report says resigned by

75:51

choice, but in reality, nobody knows

75:55

where the hell he is. You're new here.

75:59

Keep your eyes peeled. If you find

76:02

anything strange, and I mean anything,

76:05

let me know.

76:06

>> Yes, of course.

76:07

>> Got it. Also, how didn't he start like

76:09

with his face like in our screen? Like

76:11

in the middle of a screen. Now he's so

76:13

far. What happened? He was stalking.

76:16

Holy mother of God. Why didn't Mihalage

76:18

tell me right away that Ivanage went

76:21

missing? Got to process all of this on

76:22

my way back to the cabin.

76:28

Oh, turn on.

76:31

Skirt.

76:34

Skirt.

76:36

Ah, dang it.

76:40

All right, there we go. Perfect. Let's

76:42

go home.

76:45

Reach the house and talk to him. Mhm.

76:48

Mhm. Mhm.

76:52

I wonder what he has to say about that.

76:54

Yeah. What's he going to say? What he

76:57

can't say? Oh, yeah. No, just Oh, don't

76:59

explore it. Don't forget it. Or like,

77:00

forget about it. Blah, blah, blah.

77:02

What's he going to say this time? skirt.

77:09

All right, let's talk to him.

77:15

Uh, are you there? There's a surgeon.

77:17

>> What happened, Ilia? My head is

77:20

splitting and I still have to go on

77:21

patrol.

77:22

>> An investigator just came by. Said, even

77:24

missing. Why didn't he tell me

77:26

immediately?

77:27

>> Listen, newbie, don't be mad at me. They

77:32

forbade me from talking. There was a

77:34

clear order from above. Even is on

77:37

vacation. Don't ask questions. Keep

77:40

working. And I I was happy to obey that

77:44

order. I thought if I just accepted it,

77:47

everything would resolve itself.

77:50

>> From above, a man has disappeared. Stop

77:52

playing games. Tell me how it really

77:53

happened.

77:54

>> Yeah. Get comfortable, Lilia, and

77:57

listen. I'll lay it all out for you as

78:00

it really happened, not what's written

78:02

in the reports.

78:03

>> Oh [ __ ] Okay, I didn't expect that.

78:08

>> The night I went missing. 2:27 a.m.

78:13

>> Since I'm senior in both rank and years

78:15

of service, my shack is packed with

78:18

sensor arrays and all kinds of smart

78:19

techno crap. Control point my ass. That

78:23

night I couldn't sleep for the life of

78:24

me. The wind was howling like crazy.

78:27

That's us.

78:28

>> Log frame was creaking so hard I thought

78:30

it collapsed.

78:36

>> Uh, okay. We pack ranger. We park

78:38

rangers aren't allowed firearms at all.

78:39

Just a radio and a flashlight. But you

78:41

never know what might happen in the

78:42

woods.

78:44

So, what am I doing?

78:47

Holy.

78:49

Go back inside.

78:55

Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Oh, what does that mean?

78:57

What do I do? What do I do? Don't panic.

79:02

Do I drive now? Nope. Oh, come in.

79:05

Ivanage, do you hear me? Oh, hold up.

79:08

>> Mitch, you see what time it is? What the

79:11

[ __ ]

79:12

>> Christ, finally, Sergey, we've got a

79:14

situation. Every camera on your sector

79:15

just went dark. The power at this

79:16

substation is flatlined. Do you hear me?

79:19

Zero power.

79:20

>> I'll check in the morning.

79:22

>> What for the branch, Sergey? Didn't you

79:23

hear me? The alarm was triggered. The

79:25

lock's been ripped off. If there's a

79:26

fire or a short, uh, the whole damn

79:28

forest is going up in smoke and your

79:30

cabin with it. They're bury us alive for

79:32

this. Please just go look. If the

79:35

inspector shows up and sees a panel

79:37

trash, we're not just fired. We're

79:38

looking at jail time.

79:40

>> The signal is [ __ ]

79:42

>> Think about it. The new guy arrives

79:43

tomorrow. What are we going to hand him?

79:45

A pile of ash. Don't leave me out dry

79:47

here. I can see it from the monitor.

79:49

Something's wrong. Just a quick look see

79:50

and get get out.

79:52

>> Fine. I'll go.

79:53

>> Oh, yeah. So, we're technically he's

79:54

kind of lowkey the reason why we're dead

79:56

because we told him to investigate.

79:58

Go on, but be careful. You hear me?

80:00

Don't play the hero. Anything falls off,

80:01

you get on the radio immediately. I'm

80:02

right here waiting on you.

80:06

>> Even do you hear me?

80:07

>> I was sitting on pins and needles. Tried

80:09

calling him another 10 times. Dead

80:11

silence.

80:12

>> That's the voice to the guy on the

80:13

leftly because of that damn storm. Then

80:15

I heard a shot. Just one. Sharp. Short.

80:19

>> Not really. Oh, we heard a shot.

80:32

What's happening there? Answer. Damn it.

80:35

>> Driving there takes 40 minutes through

80:36

the mud. And I

80:38

>> I bitched out.

80:39

>> Bitched out. Helia. Just sat there

80:42

staring at that red light blinking on

80:44

the monitor.

80:46

Decided to call administration. Thought

80:48

they'd sort it out.

80:56

Dispatch, this is sector B. We've got an

80:59

emergency in sector A. Power is out. The

81:00

watcher isn't responding and I heard a

81:02

gunshot. Get someone out here now.

81:05

Please calm down. You're 20 kilometers

81:09

out. In this weather, it's a 90 minutes

81:13

drive at least. Have some patience. Most

81:17

likely a tree fell on the power line.

81:20

Contact us again once the sign will

81:23

return out.

81:25

>> You bastards. You office sitting

81:27

parasites.

81:32

What are we doing now?

81:35

>> Who the [ __ ] are you? Why'd you kill the

81:38

deer? Huh? Not enough for you, prick.

81:40

Did you have

81:42

>> before he died? Who are you talking to?

81:43

>> Drop the shotgun. Now, carrying a

81:46

shotgun in nature reserve is a crime.

81:48

You hear me? I'm calling the deputy.

81:50

You're leaving here in handcuffs.

81:52

>> Get out of there.

81:54

>> Why are you quiet? Do you do you even

81:58

understand what I'm saying to you?

82:06

>> Did that voice fit with the That was the

82:08

person on the right. Did the voice fit

82:10

the I know. They sound so much younger.

82:13

I don't know.

82:15

Uh, all right. That's how it happened.

82:17

Dillia, I sent him there myself with my

82:19

own hands. When I heard the shot, I

82:22

didn't run to save him. I locked myself

82:25

in like a rat and sat there until

82:26

morning.

82:27

>> You just left him there.

82:28

>> What could I do? I was all alone. In the

82:31

morning, they called from the office,

82:33

straight from the city, Gileia. They

82:36

said, "Zip your lips." Said there were

82:39

no gunshots. There was a thunderstorm on

82:41

firecrackers and Danish

82:45

is on vacation.

82:47

>> How the freak can he do that? You heard

82:48

what was happening.

82:49

>> What was left for me to do, kid? They

82:51

said if I said one word too many, I'd

82:53

face criminal charges,

82:55

>> claiming I killed him while drunk. The

82:57

bastards, so I gave in. But I can't take

83:00

it anymore, Ilia. I don't have the

83:02

strength to look at this forest. I

83:05

flinch at every shadow. I'm quitting in

83:08

a week. I already submitted my papers.

83:10

>> So, you've been carrying this inside you

83:12

all this time. God,

83:14

>> forgive me, kid, for the rudeness and

83:17

for not telling you sooner. I just I

83:20

just didn't want to hear that gunshot

83:22

again when I'd be too afraid to run to.

83:26

You're young. You have a life ahead of

83:28

you. But I ended here that very night.

83:33

>> I understand. Maybe I need to process

83:35

all this. Uh, go get some rest over.

83:38

Wait. Oh, that's us with a wife and our

83:42

daughter or son. Taken shorty before

83:44

everything fell apart. Oh, the

83:46

prosecutors live for these kind of

83:48

cases. The drunken brawl, the cover up,

83:49

bodies in the war. Ah, no. I can't do

83:52

that. We all make mistakes.

83:55

It work.

83:59

Let's go. Oh, a few more days passed.

84:03

Walov didn't show his face again. And

84:06

honestly, it's for the best. Uh, Mialage

84:09

and I are like two conspirators now.

84:11

Bound together by the same rotten truth.

84:13

He knows that I know, and it brought us

84:15

strangely close. I can see him falling

84:18

apart. The old man just wants to scrape

84:20

through this week and vanish. As for me,

84:23

for the first time in a long while, I

84:25

took a hard look at my at my myself. I

84:30

used to blame everything on my rotten

84:31

attitude and bad luck. But out here in

84:34

the silence, lying to myself became too

84:36

damn hard.

84:38

Yeah. Fair,

84:41

fair, fair, fair. All right, this is the

84:42

last one and that's it for today.

84:56

Return to the cabin.

85:05

Why is it such a banger, dude?

85:17

Oh, careful. Oh, that was tight.

85:24

Uh, this way. Probably this way.

85:33

Here we are. Yippee.

85:36

Oh my god. Oh my god. Sorry. Sorry.

85:39

Sorry.

85:43

Here we are.

85:45

And skirt. Perfect. All right. Get me

85:48

out. Yep. Perfectly parked.

85:53

Oh.

86:10

Nice. Let me thank you.

86:29

One second, guys.

86:47

That's it. I'm never

86:49

I'm never driving to that spot again.

86:54

>> You're asking about reception. You can

86:56

get a signal if you go right from the

86:57

substation between the rocks. There's a

87:00

path up to the ridge. I used to. I used

87:03

to. We always caught a signal there when

87:06

we needed to call the city.

87:08

>> Thanks, Tia. You're drinking again.

87:09

>> A little kid, so the shadows on the

87:11

corners don't move so fast. Go ahead and

87:13

call your wife before the sun sets. If I

87:16

don't answer, don't worry. I'm turning

87:19

in early.

87:20

>> All right. It's tough.

87:21

>> Get some rest. Over. Pick up the phone.

87:25

Oh, there

87:31

reached the location. All right, get

87:34

back into our car.

87:36

Oh my god, I keep doing Oh my god, I

87:38

keep walking.

87:49

Oh, now I can drive through here.

88:06

I didn't turn off my car. Is does a

88:08

matter? I don't know.

88:16

Okay.

88:19

I'm not going to hear my car the entire

88:20

time, right? Because I didn't turn it

88:22

on.

88:23

I can still hear it.

88:32

>> Hello, Ilia. Is that you? What's wrong?

88:36

I'm at work. I've only got a minute.

88:37

>> Uh, Natasha, hi. Don't hang up. I just

88:39

wanted to hear your voice.

88:39

>> Oh my god. Elia, you're like a child.

88:42

Honestly, you're 30 years old, still

88:44

playing the romantic while our life is

88:46

falling apart. I've got the papers

88:48

ready. When you're back, we'll sign

88:50

everything and end this like adults.

88:52

>> Natasha, I'm not talking about the

88:53

papers. I've been thinking a lot. I'm

88:54

sorry for yelling at you before.

88:56

>> Yeah, I'm just tired. Tired of waiting

88:59

for you to grow up. Waiting for you to

89:01

stop finding yourself and just start

89:03

being there for us.

89:04

>> You're right. I was an idiot and I've

89:06

seen things you Natasha people disappear

89:08

in an instant.

89:09

>> What are you talking about? What do you

89:11

mean vanish?

89:13

Idia, are you okay? You sound strange.

89:17

>> Everything's fine. I I'll come back a

89:19

different person. I promise. Just

89:20

forgive me if you can.

89:21

>> Okay.

89:23

Yeah. Just be careful. You sound like

89:25

you're saying goodbye. Don't scare me.

89:30

Demo was asking about you today. I'll

89:32

tell him you called.

89:34

>> Tell him. Tell him Dad will be back

89:35

soon. And this time I won't let you

89:37

down. Take care of yourself. I love you

89:38

both. Wow. My first normal conversation

89:41

in a year.

89:43

[ __ ] your wife.

89:46

Let's

89:48

see if we can get a couple of days. And

89:49

I'm not staying here either.

90:07

Evening of the same day.

90:13

Phew. Don't forget to grab the

90:14

flashlight.

90:25

Oh, on the floor. Yeah, sure. Got to

90:28

find way to light the stove. It's going

90:30

pitch black. Got to light the stove. Uh

90:32

it's getting chilly.

90:36

Hand.

90:39

Oh.

90:43

Oh. Huh.

90:47

Oh, okay. This specific one before that

90:49

I was able to take it from there.

90:52

Complete sector check cameras and

90:53

reports. Got it. Now just fill out the

90:55

reports and I can call it a night.

91:00

Uh cameras.

91:04

No night mode. Okay.

91:08

What's that? Is that the sun or is that

91:10

fire?

91:16

Mhm. Error code. Um

91:22

94284

91:29

X

91:31

Q

91:34

F

91:36

W.

91:39

Cool.

91:41

The last one. Cam 12 is bogged.

91:52

Someone's

91:54

cam 11. Someone's doing a campfire. Who

91:56

is that? Is that the guy we told to [ __ ]

91:58

off? Oh no, dude. Oh no. Oh no. Oh. 2376

92:07

716.

92:10

All right. Hold the repair.

92:13

C

92:15

V

92:18

G

92:22

C. Wow. Very nice.

92:27

All right. Well, there's one guy having

92:29

a campfire and he's probably not allowed

92:30

to be here. So, yeah. Um,

92:34

cloudy.

92:35

No violations.

92:37

Camera status. Well, they're functional

92:39

now. I don't I mean, there were two

92:40

faulty ones, but I don't know. Should I

92:42

Should I do faulty if I repair them? I'm

92:44

not sure. One person.

92:47

Uh, a zuber. Got it. I don't think this

92:51

really matters anyway, but yeah.

92:54

Drive away the trespass again. Okay.

92:57

Drive, drive, drive. All I do is drive.

93:00

Tia, come in. Do you hear me? That

93:02

foreigner has snuck into my sector

93:03

again.

93:04

Uh, Mikage, we need to call the cops. We

93:07

need help. Please don't tell me your

93:08

[ __ ] face is seeping again.

93:11

Bro, I always go on the freaking wrong

93:13

side of the car. It's crazy.

93:16

I promise you I know which side you

93:18

drive. I promise you.

93:25

Can I go this way,

93:32

bro? What?

93:52

We will.

93:54

Maybe the trespassor is a goner.

93:59

I'm a goner.

94:01

Somebody catch my breath.

94:04

I'm a goner.

94:18

Skirt.

94:21

Where did he go? Well, we just heard a

94:22

scream, so I don't know, dude.

94:25

Zultan. Zultan, you piece of [ __ ] What?

94:29

Listen

94:31

to the voice. Record the logs.

94:38

>> Wait, how did he take a picture of

94:39

himself?

94:41

>> What do you mean?

94:47

>> Just crossing into the Republic. Turk

94:50

mythology calls the Elmiss a wild man.

94:53

Not exactly Bigfoot men, but something

94:56

halfway between human and beast. They

94:59

say if you lock eyes with him, your

95:01

sanity just evaporates.

95:04

Serious stuff. In 2006, it sounds like

95:07

total [ __ ] but if even a fraction

95:10

of it is true, my story for uncanny

95:13

stories is going to be legendary.

95:16

Got a trunk full of tapes.

95:19

Let's see what we find.

95:22

Day two still on the move. The local

95:25

like I'm an idiot. The second

95:29

>> old ladies crossed themselves. The man

95:32

stayed dead silent. Typical honestly

95:36

>> crossed path was this guy Ilia.

95:39

Surprisingly chill dude. Didn't even

95:41

roll his eyes at me. Just told me to

95:44

watch my bag. Said this place is the

95:46

kind of hole where if you go missing,

95:49

nobody comes looking.

95:52

Grim for sure.

95:55

But that only makes it more interesting.

95:59

Hiked way of the main road. Ilia was

96:03

right. It's wild out here. So creepy.

96:07

Zero reception. GPS died a couple of

96:09

hours ago.

96:11

>> According to the rumors, the mis hunts

96:14

these specific woods where people just

96:16

go

96:18

gun.

96:19

I have to see it for myself.

96:22

Hope I brought enough tapes. Fingers

96:24

crossed. What the hell? Ran into a

96:27

ranger and get this. It's the same guy

96:30

from the diner.

96:31

>> Hi.

96:32

>> He actually works here. Kick me out.

96:35

Said no trespassing.

96:37

He's not a bad guy. Just doing his job.

96:40

But he clearly has no clue what I'm

96:43

after. So annoying.

96:46

I'm going to have to bypass their

96:47

outpost through the ravines.

96:50

>> Slip through the clearing. I'm inside

96:52

the restricted zone now. There's this

96:56

natural silence.

96:58

Not even the birds are singing. The

97:01

camera sensors are acting up. Something

97:03

is definitely off. Almost certain that

97:07

someone

97:08

or something is watching me from the

97:11

shadows.

97:11

>> Probably because I just heard a scream.

97:14

>> Someone was watching you about this.

97:17

>> I found the old trail one side. This is

97:21

Stephanie.

97:23

Camera's on. Night vision sensor is

97:25

going absolutely hay on it. Take my

97:27

breath to see him. Wait,

97:31

>> dude. Dude, who the hell are you? I'm a

97:34

journalist. Please stay back. Get away

97:36

from me.

97:41

>> Well, great. That's it. Wonderful. Find

97:44

Zultan.

97:49

Okay.

97:50

Oh [ __ ] What the hell? Oh no. Oh wait,

97:54

hold up. Please answer. The phone is

97:56

missing. Something bad has happened. No

97:57

response. Frig. Fine. Do whatever you

97:59

want. I'm going after him. Can't just

98:00

leave the guy. Oh,

98:02

a deep in the wood woods. Roughly 20

98:05

minutes later.

98:12

Uh-oh. Stinky.

98:14

Sultan.

98:18

I've gone deeper into the forest

98:19

northwest. I think about 20 minutes from

98:21

the fence. You old drunk bastard. If you

98:24

can hear me, call for help.

98:35

I need to hold the walkie.

98:39

Do you hear that weird echo?

98:44

Is he here somewhere with his

98:46

walkie-talkie?

98:48

Did I hear footsteps?

98:51

This feels incredibly wrong. A fence,

98:52

bucket, a pile of trash. Who does all

98:55

this belong to?

98:57

Candles.

99:01

I have no clue what to expect, by the

99:03

way. I I can I don't know what's going

99:05

to happen.

99:16

Hello.

99:19

This way. This way.

99:23

Oh, I hear footsteps. And there's a

99:26

light in the distance. Is that my house?

99:29

No. What kind of shack is this anyways?

99:31

Get inside the house.

99:35

I can't get through here. I need to find

99:37

another way around.

99:39

Told you. There's an old shack here.

99:40

Looks abandoned. I think I can see a

99:41

light inside. Call for help.

99:46

Oh, hell no.

99:52

Sultan, dude. What the freak?

99:55

Freak. That's the last thing I need. The

99:56

flashlight's dead. Oh my god. Let's take

99:58

this. This one.

100:01

What is that awful stench? Oh, no. We

100:03

can What?

100:07

That is from that crazy old lady

100:08

addressed to someone named Isou. Holy

100:11

[ __ ] What the hell's going on here?

100:12

>> 1976

100:14

to my friend Alu.

100:15

>> Oh wow. Story time again for 10 years.

100:18

>> You haven't left the house at all. I

100:21

want you to know despite all this

100:25

disgusting rumors spreading through the

100:27

village, I'm still your best friend.

100:30

>> I'mma constantly ask about you. We both

100:31

know you aren't to blame for this. If

100:33

you ever want to vent or just sit in

100:34

silence, come over. I'm just going to

100:35

read over it quicker. I just can't do

100:37

it. September 1976. Sweetie, I'm

100:39

terrified for you. I ever since we met

100:40

on Friday, I haven't been able to find

100:42

any peace. I beg you, don't do anything

100:43

reckless to yourself. In September,

100:45

we'll go to the city together, enroll in

100:47

college, and everything will be all

100:48

right. I promise. Your best friend, Ali,

100:52

>> October 1976. I know you're alive. I

100:54

don't believe them. I won't believe

100:55

anyone. I know for a fact that you are

100:57

alive. I will find you. I absolutely

100:59

will find you.

101:00

>> September, I hope you're doing well. I'm

101:02

100% sure you're reading these letters

101:04

even though they keep disappearing. Mama

101:05

says your parents are the ones talking,

101:08

taking them, but I know it's you. Things

101:10

are going really bad for your parents.

101:12

Oh,

101:15

>> uh, it's been a long time since you

101:16

heard from me. I found you. I told my

101:18

parents where you were, and they locked

101:19

me up in a psychiatric ward. Yes, I

101:22

turned to the bottle. Didn't make it to

101:24

the city like we dreamt. And I don't

101:26

have any children, unlike you, Isu. How

101:28

old is he? 16. All grown up now. The

101:31

letters go unanswered. You don't want to

101:33

talk. I understand. But I will help with

101:35

food, toys. I'll leave treats under the

101:38

big pine tree. Oh, that's why she took

101:39

the food earlier from our cabin.

101:42

>> November 19.

101:43

>> Leaving some warm clothes. I'm doing

101:44

really poorly. Everyone thinks I'm

101:46

insane. The militia just laughs. No one

101:49

believes a single word I say. I've

101:51

already spent time in an asylum, a god

101:53

forsaken place. But I didn't betray you,

101:55

I never will. Next year, they want to

101:58

fence off the territory. They are

101:59

reestablishing the reserve. Think about

102:02

what to do next. Here are my savings and

102:04

some warm clothes here. I'll deny

102:06

>> May 2001.

102:08

>> All right, I'll give you the last one

102:10

from her reading.

102:11

>> The strange disappearances in the forest

102:15

aren't you doing?

102:18

I'm trying to help. I truly am.

102:22

I feel so guilty after all

102:27

back in 76.

102:31

It could have been me instead of you.

102:35

This is my last letter.

102:38

I'll keep leaving the offerings, but I

102:42

can't keep writing into the void

102:45

anymore.

102:48

Goodbye. I

102:49

>> Goodbye. Damn. Yeah, I'm sorry. I'm

102:53

getting tired. My patience is leaving

102:54

me. And like I I don't mind story time.

102:57

I honestly don't mind it when we get a

102:58

bit of lore, but like seven entire pages

103:01

after we just had another I think seven

103:03

pages of lore read out to us.

103:07

So yeah, I just wrapped it up a bit.

103:11

It's just too frequent and it's just too

103:12

much at once, you know.

103:17

Oh my god. Oh my god. I need to find

103:19

Zultan and get the hell out of here.

103:28

Hello. I heard some knocking.

103:34

Oh. Oh god. This is Kalashnikov's ID

103:38

pass. And next to it is a jar with some

103:40

unrecognizable contents. I don't even

103:41

want to think about what's inside. Uhoh.

103:48

No, that's him.

103:52

Excuse me.

103:54

I I did

103:57

I I did lock this door. I I did I did

104:02

lock it. I I locked it.

104:04

>> There's a newspaper in my cabin.

104:06

>> Locked it.

104:08

>> Guys, if you want to read this, feel

104:09

free to pause and read it for yourself.

104:15

Okay. The well, the plan worked. July. I

104:18

gave birth a baby boy. He has special

104:19

needs. His face is slightly deformed.

104:21

Oh, that's probably him. Barely cried at

104:23

all. Just started with those eyes. He

104:25

found a creek in the woods, stared at

104:26

his reflection, let out a shriek. He got

104:28

scared. Ever since then, he compared to

104:30

look himself. Found a mask in the

104:31

forest. Now he never takes off.

104:34

15 years he's fully grown now. Still

104:36

won't take off that mask. So, was it the

104:38

guy who was just outside? Because I

104:39

think he was wearing a mask. Keeps

104:41

coming to the pine tree leaving treats.

104:43

Bless her. And he watches her. Says we

104:44

need to eliminate anyone who enroes

104:46

parameter. Makes her an easy step. What

104:48

a 15-year-old child should be thinking.

104:50

20-minute walk from here by the lake.

104:51

They are building a fence. Looks like

104:53

they want to restore the reserve. My son

104:54

spent almost all the time in a cellar

104:56

crawl space. That's his base. He said

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everything up down there. He brings

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things from the forest. Backpacks,

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clothes, cameras, hides it all down

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there. My little provider.

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My legs have completely stopped working.

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First they achd and then they just gave

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out in a single night. I'm bedridden. I

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can't get up. It's become hard to

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swallow. My words get muddled. My son,

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he brings food, takes care of me. I

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don't even want to think about what will

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happen if something happens to me.

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December 2005. I've gone completely

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silent. Uh can only make grunting

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noises. My speech is entirely gone. I

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can hear him sharpening metal from down

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in the crawl space. A constant scraping

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sound all day long. He's down there in

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his base and I'm up here all alone.

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He'll be completely on his own soon.

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Dear God, tell me. What did I do to

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deserve this? Okay, as you can see, I

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ended up reading out everything, but you

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know, plan worked out the well. Um,

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one of the old hunting cabin. Okay.

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Okay. Maybe one suspect is hard, but

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what choice do I have after what

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happened in the village? I'm never going

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back. Okay, got it. Very nice.

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So, that's a child out there walking

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alone. And oh,

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killing people

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provided.

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>> Oh, hi

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Forester.

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You actually came.

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Ah,

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my god.

106:18

I thought it was him again.

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>> Easy, easy. Don't move. I'll I'll figure

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something out. Just hang in there, man.

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>> No. Stop. Come on.

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It's too late.

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I feel the cold.

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It's too much blood.

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>> Don't talk [ __ ] You hear me? We're

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getting out of here. Just don't close

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your eyes.

106:39

>> Legendary report, huh?

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What did he found? That crazy man. He's

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not the old miss.

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He's worse. He's

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Tell him. Tell everyone.

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Don't let this whole

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swallow the truth.

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Please.

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Everything.

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So,

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Sultan. Sultan. Wake up. Hey. God damn

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it. No, no, no. He's not breathing. Oh

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my god.

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It's just you.

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Cool. My bad.

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Okay. Please don't tell me we have to do

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the interaction again.

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>> Okay. Okay. We can just Yeah. Skip it.

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>> Can I hide here somewhere?

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You

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>> Excuse me, dude. The microphone peak. It

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was in the green. Green. Green. It

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didn't even go to yellow.

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This is the one, guys. Don't worry about

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it. Maybe I turn off my light or

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something. I don't know.

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All right, I turn off my light already.

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It's just you and me. The forest is

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asleep and it's time for us to sleep,

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too.

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You've gotten so so so

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weak.

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What's wrong, mama? Me? Are you having

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those bad dreams

108:48

again? You're You're not doing

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well. Mommy, I I can see that you're

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sick. Don't be scared. Won't leave you.

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Just let's just let you go so I won't be

109:14

sick anymore.

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I I love you so much. Mom me.

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Come out, you piece of [ __ ] I'm not

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afraid of you. You hear me?

109:30

Come out you son of a

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God. You monster.

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You're going to pay for it. Finish. I

109:38

won't let you take the kid too. You

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bastard.

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Sura, forgive me, old friend. Ilia, if

109:47

you're alive, run, kit, run.

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Holy [ __ ] he stabbed him. No way. He

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died for us. Also, why the why is she

110:05

like halfway in the bed? Uh, anyway,

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he he just killed us. Oh, wait. Oh, I

110:12

was right. Yeah, the gurgling noise and

110:14

everything. Yeah, I guess she said, "If

110:16

it wasn't for you, I think that what

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would have happened to me. How do I get

110:19

out of here? Rest in peace, old man. No

110:22

way he sacrificed himself for us now,

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man. This is horrible. Just get me out

110:25

of here. Do I go back down here?

110:32

Why am I still on the stairs?

110:35

So tired. So tired.

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So tired.

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I'll Okay, I know. I didn't see it said

110:45

I'll hide under the stairs. Oopsie.

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Bye-bye. Sorry.

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Fair. So tired. So tired.

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So tired.

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I want to eat.

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Eat

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and sleep.

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Sleep.

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Hey.

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H. Let's get out of here, please.

111:38

There we go. Get in the car and run over

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the psycho.

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>> That's his car. I need to get to it.

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The right to a normal life. Complete the

112:05

game.

112:09

I lost track of time, but roughly an

112:10

hour later, the militia arrived. A whole

112:13

squad. The entire time. He wasn't even

112:16

sure I was alive. He just came and if it

112:17

weren't for him, my life most likely

112:18

would have ended right then and there.

112:25

>> I was taken to the hospital and

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questioned at first. Hardly anyone

112:27

believed my story, but eventually the

112:28

case were close to bodies. Anyone who

112:30

ever left were handed over to their

112:32

relatives.

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Okay, I have a bit more time to read. 20

112:37

years have passed since then. Natasha

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and I are doing well and de father

112:40

himself now. But then I straightened

112:41

myself out immediately. Paid off my

112:43

debts, got a job at a decent company. I

112:45

moved up to the Korea moved up the Korea

112:46

ladder.

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>> I found something that Eu to Shva never

112:53

had.

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>> The right to a normal life

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cinema. Dude, the music's so good.

113:17

Oh, look at all the voice acting. Very

113:18

nice. Very cool. Very cool. Very cool.

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GG's.

113:27

Um, so you can see that the the deaf did

113:30

the the dev definitely put a lot of work

113:33

into this game and a lot of like love

113:37

towards the details and everything and

113:40

to make the game seem a bit alive with

113:41

all the NPCs walking and they're all

113:43

voice acted. So that was really cool.

113:45

But like all the

113:50

all the, you know, driving around, it

113:51

was a a tiny bit too much. It took a bit

113:54

too much space of the game. there was

113:57

too much space of like nothing too much

113:59

and I wasn't the biggest fan of the lore

114:02

like all the lore dump towards the end.

114:06

But other than that, it was good. I

114:08

still en enjoyed my stay and yeah, it

114:10

was a good game. It was a good game.

114:13

Anyway, if you've made it to here, thank

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you so much for watching. Don't forget

114:16

to leave a little comment and like and

114:18

maybe even subscribe and don't forget to

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turn on the notifications if you don't

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want to miss out on my next video. And

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I'll see you in the next one. GG's G's.

Interactive Summary

The video features a gameplay walkthrough of the horror game 'Uncanny Tales: The Watcher'. The player takes on the role of a new ranger in a nature reserve during 2006. As the story unfolds, the player deals with the eerie atmosphere of the forest, bizarre interactions with a local woman who believes a creature called 'Almas' lives in the woods, and the investigation into the disappearance of the previous ranger. The narrative culminates in the discovery of dark secrets involving the previous ranger's fate, a mentally ill local resident, and his son, ultimately leading to a confrontation that the protagonist narrowly survives.

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