Hello everyone, I hope that you're all doing well.

Today, as we embark on this spine-tangling journey together, be prepared to navigate through

the darkest corners of the internet.

So let's get into it as we drift further into Mr. Creep's mind.

I used to explore caves around the world.

The last one that I visited wasn't empty.

Written by A.K. Colored N.

A losing stream, also known as the sinking river, occurs when a flow of water loses volume downstream.

Surface streams inevitably lose some water downstream as it seeps into the earth and replenishes the groundwater,

which in turn restores that water later on.

Cave rivers in certain geologies, those formed from soluble rock like limestone also

lose water which filters into the stone.

In any case, the water eventually returns from the depths, bringing with it dissolved elements

to sustain the world above.

This is but a fraction of the miraculous cycle,

revitalizing the surface from the underground domain,

nurturing all life as we know it.

Forgive the textbook-style lecture, but I'm providing context for what I've seen.

My vocation is speleology, the scientific study or recreational activity

regarding caves and the like. For me, this manifests as a fervor in exploring them. There are, of course,

obvious dangers associated with these activities, and I am not one to push them out of my mind.

This all applies to my experience a year ago in a cave that I stumbled upon during my travels

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