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and it talks about– I mean, this is too |
coincidental, it can’t be the thing that we’re– |
what are the odds of something being in this book, |
and it’s what we’re chasing today? But this is |
describing some sort of scaled demon that feeds on |
people in the night, when they’re sleeping, and it |
leaves corrupted, undead corpses behind, known as |
husks. |
LAURA: That is what they look like. They look like |
husks! |
MARISHA: They did look like husks. |
TRAVIS: And we didn’t see anybody it fed on. |
LIAM: Does this book– is it of this town, or? |
MATT: Oh no, it’s a general book about– |
LIAM: General book, could be anywhere. |
MATT: Anywhere, anything, it doesn’t even mention |
locations. It’s just, “This is some lore about |
"devils and demons!” |
TALIESIN: Kylre’s been around for a while, though! |
And this is new, right? I feel like– Was there nothing? |
TRAVIS: How well did you know Kylre? |
TALIESIN: I mean, not that well. Of everybody, the |
least. |
LIAM: You haven’t heard the word nergaliid? |
TALIESIN: That’s a– |
MATT: As soon as he says that, it triggers |
something in your brain, and that thought you had |
the other night clicks. Like, that’s what it was |
that was escaping you. Nergaliid. |
TALIESIN: I have heard that word before. |
LIAM: Because that’s what I’m talking about here. |
TALIESIN: Oh dear. Oh, why can’t I remember? It |
was so long ago. |
MARISHA: Okay, so what was Mr. Frogman’s diet? |
TRAVIS: Yeah, what did he feast on? |
TALIESIN: What did he eat? |
MATT: He ate what was given to him. |
TALIESIN: He ate what we had! |
MATT: He seemed like a lizard man, from what you |
knew and experienced. He thought it was fine. |
There was no draw to it. |
LAURA: You never noticed him eating people before? |
TALIESIN: I feel like I would’ve taken note of it. |
I don’t necessarily know I would’ve commented on |
it, but I would’ve noted it. |
LAURA: Okay. |
TALIESIN: And it was not noted. |
LIAM: Once again, I have no idea if this is the |
creature that we’re in pursuit of, but this talks |
about it not eating food, but siphoning the life |
off of mortal creatures, but not to the point of |
death or harming them. They might not even notice |
that it’s happening. |
TALIESIN: Oh no. |
LAURA: (gasps) That’s what was happening to Toya. |
Maybe all of you. |
LIAM: It says that this thing has two types of |
feeding: one is slow and unnoticeable, maybe, and |
one is quick with much pain and anguish. |
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