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It's dusk on June the 14th, 2019, in Southeast Asia.

On the island of Ataru, a tiny sun-soaked oasis off the coast of East Timor,

the dark silhouette of a mountain looms imperiously over the forests, fields and foothills. This is Mount Manukoko, and according to local folklore, this thousand-meter

peak is more than just a mountain. It's a sacred place, where the boundary between the physical world and the spiritual

world is porous and fragile. By day, there is a clear dividing line between these two realms.

But at night, the line dissolves. And so the legend goes, the mountain becomes the domain of spirits.

Some islanders believe that you must not set foot here after dark,

or risk antagonizing the supernatural forces set to dwell there.

Those who ignore the warning do so at their own peril.

On this particular summer's night, partway up one of Manukoko's densely do so at their own peril.

On this particular summer's night, partway up one of Manukoko's densely wooded slopes,

something moves through the darkening jungle.

A hunched, howling figure, stumbling blindly over the ground. It's a strange, frightening creature,

like a man that's stripped of all obvious humanity.

Its naked body is smeared with blood and filth,

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