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Oftentimes even the greatest stories conceal a darker, stranger purpose below. Documents recovered sealed in a huskie’s bladder and frozen in an ice floe near the magnetic south pole tell the oft repeated tale of Douglas Mawson’s Antarctic journey from a decidedly different perspective. These are excerpts from the lost journals of fellow journeyman Belgrave Ninnis:
November 5th: Douglas is spending more and more time consulting the Talisman. As we grow closer to the pole its ragged light grows in intensity, and I can see it emanating from his tent late into the night. Who knows what he sees in there. He’s started mumbling about a key…
November 9th: We ate the first of the dogs today. We had to boil the muscles for hours to make it chewy enough to eat. Mertz prefers the liver, and Mawson… he took the heart.
November 10th: I fear Douglas is leading us somewhere more dangerous than he knows or wishes to let on. The closer we get the less I believe we’re going to the South Pole, at least not for the express purposes. In my dreams last night I saw the talisman, and three travelers with faces obscured. The bore the three symbols of his army: the crow, the hyena, and the serpent. I’m going to take the Talisman from Douglas and cast it into a ravine.
November 11th: I have failed. Whatever he is trying to bring forth, he will almost surely succeed now unless Mertz comes to his senses. I think my ankle is broken, though I don’t dare tear my trousers to check. The temperature is plummeting. He pushed me into the ravine before I even got close to grabbing it. I suppose he knew already. There are noises down here, thin places in the air. I am nearer now than even they are. I came upon one of the dogs that fell with me after crawling for some ways. Its body was hovering several inches above the ground. The noises are getting louder.
Undated: What are these things I see? What are these things that surround me? May the mind never stretch and break to comprehend them.
It comes in Black, Blue, and Salmon.
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