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

As we move along throughout the year, I want one thing to be consistent, an amazing collection

of scary stories always available to you.

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

Our remote submersible and deep-sea drone has begun to act strangely, written by Kyle Harrison.

I work for a think tank south side of Melbourne, the type with lots of money that they

throw up projects they say will better the planet.

A lot of it is educational based on deep ocean exploration.

We pride ourselves with getting the most advanced technology when it comes to remote drones.

These are underwater submersibles that require no human and can go deeper than ever before.

We buy our products from professionals or test them for companies to see how well they handle in the field,

which is the main reason I was tasked with monitoring the progress of our current mission. The Rove, or remote operated vehicle

that we just got, was built with an advanced artificial intelligence you see which helps the drone

to be able to dive deeper, send back better

images, and even present calculations and forecasts about the life that lives down there.

Stuff that we could only speculate about beforehand.

Think of it like that new James Webb telescope except on the ocean floor.

The first mission that it was tasked with was pretty simple.

A routine survey of some of the deeper trenches that we don't get to check on much due

to the changing currents and other more pressing matters.

In short, this was meant to be a test zone and the drone was considered expendable.

We weren't entirely sure what its limits were, and the manufacturer said that it would be

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